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U-10 YMCA All-Star soccer girls compete in District GRPA Tournament

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Source: Thomasville Times Enterprise

THOMASVILLE — On Saturday, November 7, 2026, the Thomasville YMCA U-10 Girls All-Star Soccer Team traveled to Fitzgerald, to compete in the District Georgia Recreation & Parks Association (GRPA) Tournament. The Thomasville YMCA All-Stars opened tournament play against a team from Bainbridge, earning an impressive 4-1 victory. The win advanced the girls to the next round, where they faced the U-10 team from Fitzgerald. In a hard-fought and exciting matchup, the Thomasville girls demonstrated determination, teamwork, and great sportsmanship throughout the game. With just moments remaining before the final whistle, Thomasville scored to tie the game, sending the teams into a 10-minute overtime period. The competition remained intense until the final minute of overtime, when Fitzgerald scored the winning goal, bringing the game to a close with a 3-2 victory for Fitzgerald.

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