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March 10, 2012

Lions beat North Lamar 3-1; Lady Lions wrap up district title

HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER

GREENVILLE — Greenville 3,

North Lamar 1

  Greenville’s Lions squared their District 19-4A soccer record at 4-4 with a 3-1 victory over North Lamar on Friday night at T.A. “Cotton” Ford Stadium.

  Miguel Sanchez booted in two penalty kicks and assisted on another goal as the Lions improved to 8-11-1 for the season.

  Miguel Sanchez set up Sergio Sanchez with the game’s first goal about four minutes into the contest. Sergio’s goal found the right side of the net.

  Miguel Sanchez made it 2-0 before halftime, scoring on a penalty kick.

  Tyler Henderson cut the Lions’ lead to 2-1 when he scored an unassisted goal for North Lamar.

  Miguel Sanchez nailed down the victory with about 1:55 remaining on his penalty kick after Mario Bueso of Greenville was taken down near the goal, drawing a red card for a North Lamar defender.

  “The effort was definitely there,” said Lions coach Bert Green. “We need to continue to clean up mistakes.”

  Green said North Lamar’s goal happened on a communication breakdown.

  The Lions’ intensity level stayed high through the end of the match.

  “They work hard every day,” said Green.

  The Lions will get a break for spring break before resuming District 19-4A play at home on March 20 against Princeton.

Greenville (girls) 3,

North Lamar 0



  POWDERLY, Texas — The Greenville Lady Lions wrapped up their second straight District 19-4A soccer title with a 3-0 blanking of North Lamar on Friday night.

  Maddy Crabtree scored two of the Lady Lions’ goals and Bailey Phillips tallied the other goal. Crabtree upped her team-high total to 27 goals for the season.

  Meg Lawson also registered an assist.

  The Lady Lions, who are ranked sixth in the area by the Dallas Morning News, upped their season record to 20-1-2 with their 19th straight victory and their 17th shutout of the season.

  They will wrap up the regular season on March 20 at Princeton and then will play a warm-up game at home on March 27 against Terrell.

 

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