Jacks girls soccer defends home turf against Tigers
Allanah Longwill, a freshman from the Jacks, rushes toward the goal with her teammate, Lizbeth Diaz, a junior for the Jacks following behind. In contrast, Tigers' sophomore, Sophie Molitor, rushes in to stop the approach.
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Quincy sophomore Brielle Baughman looks to find an opening toward the goal while Ephrata sophomore Maycee Black follows the play and attempts to steal the ball.
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Jack’s goalkeeper, Aylen Garcia, sends the ball flying across the field after making a stop late in Tuesday’s matchup.
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Aiyana Valle, the Tigers goalkeeper, approaches the ball as she prepares to kick it away after making a key stop in the first half.
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Chloe Compton, a junior from the Jacks races ahead with possession of the ball as Tigers junior Jillian Linehan follows behind as they battle along the sideline.
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Brooklynn Sieverkropp, a senior from Ephrata, moves the ball down the midfield as she looks for an opening with Marlene Bolanos, a freshman from Quincy, keeping an eye on the ball.
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QUINCY — The Quincy Jackrabbits girls soccer team (5-0) claimed a 4-1 victory at home against the Ephrata Tigers (0-5) Tuesday evening. This early-season preview for the Battle of the Basin showed highlights for both teams as they head deeper into their seasons.
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