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Three Rivers League (TRL) games have begun. On October 2, the mens varsity soccer team opened their TRL schedule with a 6-1 win over the Oregon City Pioneers.
This win helped extend their unbeaten streak to four. However, last night on October 4, the mens soccer team lost to Lakeridge 0-2.
Lakeridge was ranked first in the state, while the mens soccer team is now ranked 12th according to OSAA.
The mens soccer team will face the Tigard Tigers on October 10. Their last home game, on October 17, will be their senior night.
To prepare the rest of the regular season, watch and get to know more about the mens soccer team defenders.
*Music featured in the video is provided by Kaelyn Jones
