Soccer Beats Liberty 1-0 In Overtime District Win

Team Faces Liberty North Next Tuesday

McKenna Dubes and Alex Bermudez|October 29, 2022

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I believe that we have won! Next game, Tuesday at 5:30 at Oak Park against Liberty North! pic.twitter.com/8AvNpeuLZp

— Staley HS Soccer (@staleysoccer) October 29, 2022

Districts game 1 vs Liberty… Staley wins it OT!!! @SHS_SoccerFans @staleysoccer #LetsGoFalcons pic.twitter.com/AiogkFqCWz

— Darren Abels (@AbelsDarren) October 29, 2022

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Soccer Beats Liberty 1-0 In Overtime District Win

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