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Soccer (Boys V/JV), New Palestine High School | September 13, 2023
Boys soccer rallies to beat Greenwood
The New Palestine boys soccer team rallied from an early deficit Tuesday to beat host Greenwood 2-1. Elliott Canova scored both goals for the Dragons in the second half. The equalizer came in the...
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Soccer (Boys V/JV), New Palestine High School | September 9, 2023
Boys soccer battles in 1-0 loss
The New Palestine boys soccer team battled tooth and nail with Lawrence North Saturday, but a 35th-minute goal by the Wildcats stood up as the Dragons fell 1-0. The Dragons had some early chances...
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Soccer (Boys V/JV), New Palestine High School | September 8, 2023
Boys soccer routs Shelbyville
The New Palestine boys soccer team scored two goals in the first four minutes Thursday en route to an 8-1 victory over Hoosier Heritage Conference rival Shelbyville. The victory improves the Drag...
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Soccer (Boys V/JV), New Palestine High School | September 6, 2023
Boys soccer rallies to beat New Castle
The New Palestine boys soccer team rallied with two goals in the final three minutes Tuesday to beat New Castle 3-2. In the 78th minute, Paxton Holmes found the back of the net on a shot from ins...
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Soccer (Boys V/JV), New Palestine High School | September 1, 2023
Boys soccer falls 2-1
The New Palestine boys soccer team dropped a 2-1 decision Thursday at home to Franklin Central. The Dragons got off to a strong start, as Cohen Wintin created a chance in the first 30 seconds wit...
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Soccer (Boys V/JV), New Palestine High School | August 30, 2023
Boys soccer rallies to beat Marauders in OT
The New Palestine boys soccer team rallied from two deficits Tuesday to beat Mt. Vernon 3-2 in overtime. In the eighth minute of the 14-minute overtime, the Dragons broke through when Cohen Winti...
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Soccer (Boys V/JV), New Palestine High School | August 26, 2023
Boys soccer falls at LC
The New Palestine boys soccer team dropped a 2-0 decision Saturday at Lawrence Central. The Dragons and Bears played an even, mostly defensive first half, with LC having the top two opportunities...
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