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score tied cme to one on a RCHS goal by sophomore *Ralph Pace, Daan Riemdijei* gave *the • Panthers the- go;ahead ^oal mid-way through, the secdhd half. *
The- Rapp -squad continued to prfcss the attack "rand didn’t let up;always driving toward the Tiger net. With about 5 minut§s left ip thegame a* Brentsvijle player kicked a high aaching shot .towa*rd the J^amher. goal.RCHS , goal keeper senior Colin Treanor misjudged'the . angle of the balls’ flight and it Sdiled over his’Outstretched arm into the back of’the net for the tying score. " - [
Despite- the Panfherr |fforts to score again, including Jthrough two 5-rainut>e overtime' perfods, the game ended in a tie 2-2. It] was a tough decision to settle fc|r because the team had clearlv outplayed * the: Brentsvillle . side. v . This game was imrrtedi-’ ately followed by the giHs’ contest against the • Lady ‘ Tigers. This fime the game seemed to favor*£he.girls fyoin Brenjsville. •’ The Lacfy Panthers couldn’t seem .to mount much in the way of consistent pressure or attacking opportunities. Jhey quickly fell behind-‘the Byentsville squad ^nd nfevqr • really seemed to challenge for th,e game. , j . *’* . J -The game ended without . any offensive success for the . 'blue and gold as they fell to the *Lqdy .Tigers by. the final • score pf 4-0. ■* *.
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