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GALLERY: JV Orange Boys’ Soccer Falls to Bowie 1-4

Chelsea Terranova and Saaraa Sunesara| January 25, 2017

Felipe Centeno ’19 stops the ball from going off the field.
Saaraa Sunesara
Hilton Pineda ’18 changes his direction in order to throw off the other team.
Saaraa Sunesara
Zach Siegel ’19 attempts to get down the field.
Chelsea Terranova
Anthony Brocato ’18 blocks Bowie’s attempt in scoring.
Saaraa Sunesara
Luke Fryklund ’19 and Cade Freehill ’18 go to kick off the ball to start the game.
Chelsea Terranova
Zach Siegel ’19 dribbles the ball down the field.
Saaraa Sunesara
Felipe Centeno ’19 attempts to get the ball away from opposing team member.
Chelsea Terranova
Zach Siegel ’19 gets ready to receive his teammate’s pass.
Chelsea Terranova
Niko Harris ’20 prepares to kick the ball to his teammates.
Chelsea Terranova

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Niko Harris • Jan 26, 2017 at 4:50 pm

This is an inspiring picture. I will cherish it for the rest of my days. Thank you.


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