Soccer

JV White Boys’ Soccer Falls to Marble Falls 2-0

Stephanie Shih, Managing Editor| January 30, 2018

Daniel Brown ’21 dribbles the ball away from a defender.
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Eduardo Sanchez ’20 kicks the ball towards the midfield.
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Lucio Jimenez ’20 takes a shot towards goal.
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Taking a shot on goal, Ollin Collet ’20 pushes a defender out of the way.
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Christophe Clamou ’21 fights for the ball.
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Jonas Perez ’20 winds up to kick.
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Max Wiele ’21 dribbles the ball up the field.
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Noah Lugani ’21 takes a free kick.
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This is my third-and-a-half year on staff. I began my Horizon career as a sports writer and photographer (check out my pictures @photobystephie on Instagram!),...

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