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Sports // High School Sports

Girls soccer: Mercy tops Law

Milford Mirror

Sep. 24, 2018

The Jonathan Law girls soccer team lost to Mercy High of Middletown, 3-1, on Monday.

Grace Wootton, assisted by Jocelyn Wirth, scored a second-half goal for the Lady Lawmen, who trailed 1-0 at the half.

Lindsay Stevenson had two goals and Sophia Finkeldey one for Mercy.

Jillian Hall had nine saves for Law.

Alessandra Fronc made six saves for Mercy.

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