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Portsmouth girls’ soccer falls to La Salle 4-1 in road matchup
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Despite an outstanding defensive performance from goalkeeper Grayson Helie, the Portsmouth High School girls’ soccer team fell 4-1 to La Salle Academy on Wednesday evening in a road contest.
Helie was a bright spot for the Patriots, recording an impressive 22 saves to keep Portsmouth competitive throughout the match.
However, La Salle’s offensive pressure proved too much in the second half, as the Rams netted three goals after intermission to pull away.
La Salle’s attack was led by Allie Scott and Mila Falcone, who each tallied two goals in the victory.
Despite the final score, Helie’s 22-save performance demonstrated the defensive resilience Portsmouth has shown throughout the season, keeping the Patriots within striking distance against one of the area’s top teams.