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Gardiner girls soccer turns back Morse
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Purchase this image Gardiner’s Molly Takatsu, left, shields the ball from Morse’s Selah Park during the Tigers’ 2-1 win in Gardiner.
(Rich Abrahamson/Staff Photographer) View 8 photosGARDINER — Sophia Marrone knows an early goal can either deflate or energize a team’s morale.
In Tuesday’s girls soccer match against Morse, the Gardiner senior captain made sure her team would experience the latter.
“You hear it all the time, 2-0 is one of the worst leads to have in soccer,” Gardiner coach Jessica Prince said.
“Missing the last pass.”Hannah Keller stopped seven shots for Morse.
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