Adam Spensley
October 22, 2019
The men’s varsity soccer team tied with Guerin Catholic with a score of 1-1. The tie moves the team’s record to 8-3-3 for the season.
Babacar Diatta, soccer player and senior, said he believes the team played well overall.
“We played well against Guerin and created some chances but we were unable to finish our chances,” Diatta said.
Shane Schmidt, varsity Head Coach, said he agrees.
“Although it wasn’t the result we wanted, I thought we played well, we just need to be able to finish,” Schmidt said. By Adam Spensley
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