Men’s soccer teams face Bella Vista for second half of league play

Zoey Cummings and Britney Flint, Staff writers|January 29, 2018

Men’s soccer began their second half of CVC league play Jan. 26 against Bella Vista. All three teams played the Broncos at home with the freshmen winning 2-0, JV losing 2-0 and varsity losing 3-1. The men’s varsity team is now 4-4-0 in league, and their next home game is Jan. 30 against Del Campo.

by ZOEY CUMMINGS and BRITNEY FLINT

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