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The bracket @
http://www.schsl.org/2002%20Brackets/02bso3.htm

posts that dreher won the game 2-1 but SIS posts MB 2-1 which one is true and how could schsl post the wrong winner.

Count Zero

Typical! Unreal! We have a soccer person at the HSL? What a joke! I can't believe that we have FOUR teams left playing and ONE is WRONG!!!!! OH MY GOD how stupid can you be!!!!!!!!!!! Does anyone else feel this way? You would NEVER see a football score/brackett wrong!!!!! UNREAL!!!!!!!!!!! Just another slap in the face to SC HS soccer!
I am sure someone will defend the HSL but whatever! And yes I understand we all make mistakes but GEEZ! How can you miss that! Heck even the STATE PAPER got it right!(Ha ha ha) UNREAL

Myrtle Beach won the match 2-1 at Memorial Stadium on Saturday and will play at North Myrtle Beach in the Lower State Championship. Dreher led 1-0, but the Seahawks scored a pair of goals in the final 11 minutes to edge the Blue Devils.

This marks the Seahawks fourth-straight trip to the Lower State finals losing in 2000 to Middleton and in 2001 and 2002 to Brookland-Cayce.

This will be NMB's first appearance in the LSC and the Chiefs defeated Myrtle Beach 4-3 (5-4 pk) on 3/14 at Little River and 3-1 on 4/1 at Myrtle Beach. In 2002, NMB slipped past MB 2-1 (ot) in the Michael Nash Invitational, but the Seahawks claimed both region matches, 4-1 and 3-0, respectively.

Should be a very tight and interesting match at Little River, S.C.

Go go goal, North Myrtle Beach field is exactly 118 yards long by 58 yards wide. As wide as any other field in the state that has an 8 lane track around it. It does dip down sharply in the corners but it is also covered with 5/8 inch bermuda grass and is in much better shape than 90% of the high school fields in the state.
I guess playing at the quarry isn't an advantage?
No excuses, go go going going gone...

The Quarry? interesting because the way the ball was bouncing it looked like the field was made of rock.