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kicked free back up to the team’s forwards, who feverishly worked them toward the goal. Panther defender Kara Corbin stepped up time and again with a big foot that put an end to many of Wakefield's attempts to break through.
The Owl’s offense played a smart passing game, but it didn’t match well against the aggressive Rappahannock offense.
The Owls found the greatest success in frenzied runs by forward Katherine Russo, who displayed nimble foot work and a strong kick. Even though Russo’s break
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