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Wilson Hall 2-0 Ben Lippen
Shots 5-21
Goals: Brendan Kight 9th minute, Kight (pk) 64th

First I want to congradulate WH on a well played game and an excellent job by their coach. WH came with the mindset of a winning team and I wish them the best for the rest of their season.

West Ashley 3 Stratford 2

BE loses to pinewood? Wow. I guess u cant always win packing it in

indian land (8) lewisville (0)

Andrew Jackson 5
Buford 1

Clover 6 - 5 Greer in PKs
regular time ended 1-1, both teams scored 3 goals in the first 5 PKs then instead of another 5, the ref sent it into sudden death. both teams scored in the first SD, then Greer's next was saved and clover scored to win.

For teams who play them in the future, they have fast forwards but all they do is flick and chip to them... if ur D is good at clearing chipped balls then ur fine... their keeper is phenominal too, he caught a PK destined for the side netting and had time to hold it and throw it away before he hit the ground... impressed me. overall they are fast and skill-ful but definitely beatable

girls woodruff 6 broom 0

boot it boo (I'm assuming you're from Indian Land) - I see your IL score for your first post - welcome aboard. The game against Lewisville wasn't posted on the schedule. Do you think you can send Kyle a copy of IL's Schedule? And maybe fill in the blanks (officially) for the other scores. Your win vs Buford hasn't been updated on the scoreboard. Looks like you have a good season going.

Secondly, the game recap:
Wilson Hall jumped all over the first 10 minutes and created 3 of their 5 shots in that time while Ben Lippen was caught on their heals. Brendan Kight had a sick goal, catching the keeper out of position and burried it over the top. The rest of the game was practically all Ben Lippen, but Wilson Hall was much improved this year and did have their fair share of possessing the ball. of the 21 shots by Ben Lippen, many of them were deflected off WH players and rarely did any test the keeper as much as we'd have liked. I didn't see the pk myself as I was talking to a player, but from what I've been told it may have been a legit call (keeper comes out and the player plays the ball over the keeper who just misses the ball and the two collide). Again, my hat is off the the effort put forth by the Barons, and Brendan Kight, well played (hindsight, you weren't as bad wasting time as it seemed in the heat of the moment).