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The Loy Norrix Men’s Soccer Going for State

October 17, 2011

By Marta Grabowski

Varsity Soccer team huddles after a play. Photo by Racheal Koole

The Loy Norrix men’s soccer team is going for it all this year.

The Loy Norrix men’s soccer team is 14-3-1 this season pulling out some big wins.

Last week the Knights beat the Hackett Irish 2-0. The Knights also beat rivals Kalamazoo Central in a revenge match this season, slaying the Giants 2-1.

The Knights will be facing 10-5-2 Portage Central at home tonight at 6 p.m., this will be the first game of districts. If the Knights win this game they will advance into the second round of districts and have the chance to be district champions.

The Knights now have to win every single match to further advance towards being state champs.

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