The absence of starting goalie Mary Cardone, 10, presented a major hole in the girls soccer team’s defense. But, they overcame and won 4-3 vs. Madison Fri. Feb. 21.
“Mary Cardone is a special girl,” Coach Erik Stolhandske said. “Playing without her, it means we have to play harder with a little more urgency in the defense and keep shots from happening.”

Photo by Jacob Dukes

Photo by Jacob Dukes

Photo by Jacob Dukes

Photo by Jacob Dukes
The team is ranked third in district and is 11-3-1 (W-L-T).
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