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Golden boys soccer topples Evergreen, advances to 4A semis

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Source: Canyon Courier

Golden junior Kyle Buxton (3) and Evergreen sophomore Kingston Folkerts (18) battle during the Class 4A boys soccer state quarterfinal game on Saturday, Nov. 7, at the North Area Athletic Complex. The Demons took a 1-0 victory to advance to the 4A state semifinals. Dennis Pleuss Golden senior goalie Grady Peters made his final game played on the pitch at the North Area Athletic Complex a memorable one.Peters made save after save in the second half to allow the Demons to preserve a 1-0 victory in the Class 4A state quarterfinal against 4A Jeffco League rival Evergreen on Saturday night.“Evergreen brings it every time,” Golden coach David Perez said of the pressure the Cougars put on in the second half attempting to tie up the match. “Some of those saves, he (Peters) just comes out of nowhere. Definitely happy that he is on our side.”Peters has played 46 games in net for the Demons and logged over 2,700 minutes between the pipes.

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