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Lakeridge boys soccer drops 3-1 heartbreaker to Jesuit

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Source: Lake Oswego Review

It was a battle of titans. It was No. 1 vs. No. 2. It was a matchup between the two premier high school boys soccer teams in the state of Oregon. It was the immovable object vs. the irresistible force. But in the end, it was the Jesuit boys soccer team that held the upper hand. The Crusaders survived a late Pacers challenge and pulled away to win 3-1 in their Class 6A state semifinal at Jesuit High School on Tuesday, Nov. 10. To see the complete slideshow from this contest, click here. The quotes and the stats Despite the loss, the Pacers left focused on their great season and many accomplishments. “It’s just the brotherhood. We’ve never been so close to one another,” said Lakeridge senior midfielder and team captain Zavier Lara, the Three Rivers League Player of the Year.

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