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Source: Derry News / Weekender

The Pinkerton Academy girls soccer team made it two state championships in three years with a 1-0 win over Bedford High School on Saturday. Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... For two weeks, there was nary a chill moment on the field.Despite their unbeaten record, the Pinkerton Academy girls soccer team’s road to the Division I state title game was laden with anxious moments, which they handled.Saturday’s championship game against Bedford was no different, an affair that was scoreless for nearly the full 80 minutes.Enter Astros’ senior Camryn McNulty.Granted the right to shoot by Pinkerton coach Danielle Rappa on a free kick from 42 yards out late in the second half, McNulty delivered an absolutely perfect missile that found the top right corner of the net, sneaking snugly between the cross-bar, post and keeper’s hand for the game-winning goal and the Division I state championship.“My coach told me to shoot, and I knew even if I missed, someone would be there for the rebound,”…

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