Girls" soccer: St. Mary's-Annapolis polishes off a perfect season with IAAM-B title Over the past two seasons, the St. Mary's-Annapolis girls soccer team won 15 games combined. This season, the Saints won 16 - and didn't lose one. St. Mary's capped its stunning turnaround season with an Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland B division title Sunday, beating Roland Park in penalty kicks to finish 16-0. Sarah DeWitt had the Saints" goal in regulation, then joined Kelsi Stone, Chloe Byrne and Maddie Byrne in hitting penalty kicks to seal the undefeated season. "The one nice thing about us - a lot of teams in high school, they have that one good player that always stands out," first-year Coach Jess Baynton said. We don't have that. We generally have a group of 11 players together. Obviously people had amazing achievements throughout the year, but we had unsung heroes. One of the players who put together an exceptional season was goalkeeper Kendall Bannan, who held off Roland Park in penalty kicks to cap a tremendous junior year in which she yielded four goals in 16 games. "It was fun, because we only gave up four goals all season, but without any one of the girls, we wouldn't have been in that position," Baynton said. Obviously Kendall was excellent in that game, she's been great all year and made some great saves in that game, but my whole team just has great team chemistry that separates them from everybody else.