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Second Boys' Soccer Conquers AOF
Second Boys' Soccer fought to a deserved 2-0 win against Avon Old Farms School. The team, backed by the support of a season-high crowd, played with a high tempo from the start, soundly beating AOF across the field. The first half saw the score tied at 0-0 but the Westminster boys knew they were unlucky not to be ahead after working some excellent chances through sustained periods of dominance. Wylie Clarke '21 and David Harris '21 ran the midfield, keeping possession and limiting AOF's time on the ball. The defensive line of Jonah Prentiss '22, Darion Benchich '20, Khalil Walker '19 and Travis Paulsen '20 did a fine job of marshaling a smart AOF attack and kept its threat to a minimum. The second half saw an early goal from Charlie Moses '21 after an excellent corner from Linc Dines '21. Dines was again outstanding in attack, maintaining possession and showing how smart he is on the ball. Dines works extremely hard for the team and was the source of both of Westminster’s goals. Walker Jones '20 scored the second goal with a gut-busting run down the wing to reach the end of Dines’ breakaway cross. This was a standout team performance, with Westminster overcoming its opponent through hard work and a great team effort.
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