Havre de Grace High School senior Brittney Anderson and her Warriors soccer teammates are off to a strong start in 2012.

Havre de Grace—which won its first game in three-plus seasons last fall—reeled off three straight wins recently.

The Warriors visit Elkton at 3:30 p.m. on Monday.

Patch caught up with Brittney recently:
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PATCH: What is currently on your iPod?
Anderson: I listen to a lot of different artists but I have to say Usher.

PATCH: Favorite restaurant in Havre de Grace?
Anderson: Coakley's

PATCH: Who are your funniest teammates?
Anderson: I will probably have to say Helen Boniface and Kara Nieberlein. 

PATCH: The team went winless in previous years and won once last year. How did that win change things?
Anderson: I think it changed everyones motivation for effort level and it made us believe we could win. 

PATCH: What's one game on the schedule you're looking forward to?
Anderson: I'm looking forward to the Edgewood game. They are probably the highest skill level team that we play and hopefully we do win.

PATCH: What's it like playing for Coach Cypher?
Anderson: It's hard because he challenges us. I like working with him. He puts a lot of time and effort into it and pushes us really hard.

PATCH: What does it mean to you to play for Havre de Grace High School?
Anderson: We're a small school and people do look down on us a lot, but we do come back and show them what we do have.

PATCH: Do we need a new high school in Havre de Grace?
Anderson: Absolutely.

PATCH: What's the most embarrassing thing about Havre de Grace as a school?
Anderson: I wouldn't say anything is embarrassing about Havre de Grace High School, but I would say the most embarrassing thing is going around and hearing what different people's opinion are. 

PATCH: What's the one thing you see in other schools that you would like to have at Havre de Grace High School?
Anderson:  How improved their technology is.

For the Warriors full season schedule please click here. All home games are played at James R. Harris Stadium.

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Read more:

• Soccer Q&A: Madeleine Larrimore 
• Soccer Q&A: Helen Boniface
• Soccer Q&A: Farhan Bachu

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