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Boys Soccer Picks up Key NCL II League Wins
The Varsity Boys soccer team picked up several key league wins, remaining in first place with only three games left in NCL II league play. The Coyotes are on a six-game winning streak and are undefeated in their last eleven games. Recent wins over Technology (8-0), Anderson Valley (2-0), Roseland Collegiate Prep (1-0), and Credo (1-0) give the Coyotes a 7-0-2 league record and 10-1-2 overall record.
In addition to competing for the league championship, the Coyotes are in contention for a top four seed in the NCS playoffs. They have three key league matchups remaining, including a Monday, October 24 Senior Day matchup with Calistoga and a road trip to Anderson Valley on Wednesday, October 26. Every game is important, as they hope to repeat as NCL II League Champions after claiming the championship last fall. They are also in the hunt for a spot in the North Coast Section playoffs, which start in early November.
Good luck to the Coyotes in the final stretch of the season!
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