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Martlets Come Out on Top
On a cold and blustery Saturday, Second Girls’ Soccer traveled to Berkshire to take on the Bears on a muddy and messy field. The Martlets took an early lead when Molly Rubin ‘22 took a shot that deflected off a defender into the net in the fourth minute of the game. Despite keeping the ball in the offensive half of the field for the majority of the time until halftime, the girls were not able to put one past the keeper. The Bears continued to thwart the Martlets in the second half, until the 67th minute when Susie Mahoney ‘20 got behind the back line and converted on a breakaway. Just two minutes later, Lauren Way ‘20 sent Cecilia Raymond ’20 through for another one-on-one with the keeper, which Raymond neatly converted into a goal. Several more chances would be generated, but the game would finish with a win of 3-0. The girls welcomed back two co-captains in their return to action, Tori Kline ’19 and Audrey Froelich ’19, both playing at center midfield.
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