South Portland girls soccer makes program history with playoff win
Charlie Savage heads in the winner in the second overtime, and the Red Riots edge Bonny Eagle in a Class A South quarterfinal South Portland High girls soccer team made history with a 1-0 victory over Bonny Eagle in a Class A South quarterfinal, marking the first regional quarterfinal win in South Portland's history dating back to the inaugural 1987 season. Charlie Savage scored the winning goal from Maci Rauscher with seven minutes left in the second overtime. The Red Riots will now face No. 1 Scarborough, who won the regular-season meeting 2-1. The teams had played to a 0-0 tie over 90 minutes in the regular season, marking a 192 minutes, 41 seconds period without scoring.
gepubliceerd : 9 uur geleden door Steve Craig in Sports
SOUTH PORTLAND — It took an extra 21 minutes and 41 seconds of tense overtime action for the South Portland High girls soccer team to make program history.
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