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Martlets Haunted by Tough Loss on Halloween
On a windy afternoon in Connecticut's northwest corner, the Martlets lost to a talented Hotchkiss squad. The first half was tight. Despite an impressive goal by Hotchkiss' talented striker, Westminster showed some speed and toughness, putting a lot of pressure on their backs, thus keeping the game relatively even. The second half was more of the same, but Hotchkiss eventually scored on a misplayed ball, going up by two. Their third goal occurred after a hand ball (penalty kick) in the box. The Martlets showed much grit during the last 20 minutes of play as they were led by the outright hustle of striker Drew Brownback '19 and defender William Scott '20. For those two, Hotchkiss really didn't have any answers. With two games remaining, the Martlets look to finish their season strong.
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