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Boys Soccer Remains Undefeated on the Season
The Coyotes Varsity Boys Soccer team continued their winning ways with a convincing 6-0 win over Tomales in the opening game of NCL II league play. With the win, the Coyotes improved to 7-0 overall and 1-0 in
league play. The Coyotes' explosive offense has led to 24 goals on the season while they have given up just four goals.
Earlier in the week, they knocked off International 2-1 in an exciting non league matchup. The Coyotes are currently the top ranked NCS team across all three divisions according to MaxPreps. They continue to focus on defending their NCL II league title, which they have captured the past two seasons, as well as continuing to develop as a team to give themselves the best chance of making another postseason run.
Good luck to the Coyotes tonight as they take on Credo at Back the Pack!
Earlier in the week, they knocked off International 2-1 in an exciting non league matchup. The Coyotes are currently the top ranked NCS team across all three divisions according to MaxPreps. They continue to focus on defending their NCL II league title, which they have captured the past two seasons, as well as continuing to develop as a team to give themselves the best chance of making another postseason run.
Good luck to the Coyotes tonight as they take on Credo at Back the Pack!
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