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Marist ends Scappoose’s state title run with a 4-0 win in the 4A State Championship Game
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Source: Columbia County Spotlight

It simply wasn’t meant to be. Despite all of the success that the Scappoose High School girls soccer team experienced throughout the course of the season, and en route to the state title game, it was all Marist in the OSAA 4A Girls State Championship Game who defeated the Indians 4-0 on Saturday, Nov. 14, at Liberty High School in Hillsboro. Marist got goals in the ninth, 35th, 60th and 63rd minutes, and controlled the game from the tip, limiting Scappoose opportunities and making the most of the bulk of theirs. The Spartans — who were the two-time defending state champions — were a juggernaut this season, going 19-0 overall and outscoring their opponents 142-2 over the course of the season. Indians senior co-captain McKenzie Heimbuck said that while things didn’t go how they’d hoped, she was still proud of her team and their performance. “This hasn’t happened in a long time, so it’s a pleasure to be here,” Heimbuck said.
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