Although the South Walton Seahawks girl’s soccer team was shutout 8-0 by the Bolles Bulldogs of Jacksonville in the Class 2A Regional Finals, they still made history. “It’s been great ... it’s been the best team anyone could ever ask for,” said Chloe Mastio, one of the Seahawk captains. The Seahawks (14-3-2) wrapped up their season Tuesday night with a District title in the mix, the first-ever for the Seahawk soccer girls. “We’re proud of the season ... we made history,” said McKenna Mears, also a team captain. We went into this game with a positive attitude and we definitely carried that throughout the game. We were very supportive of each other on the field. And I think it was a good game to end on.” “I’m so proud of our team,” echoed Emma Boulware, another Seahawk captain. South Walton held Bolles out of the goal for the first 10 minutes of play with goalie Mary Pickers making multiple saves before Bolles’ Emily Pritchard kicked one high into the net. About 10 minutes later, Bolles struck again. This time Aubrey Ramey booted one in for a 2-0 game with 19 minutes to go in the first half. The Bulldogs made five more attempts on goal with Pickers holding them off.