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8th of October 2010 (Fri)
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Location: Cloquet Minnesota
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Boys Soccer, Harsh Sun/Shadows
Overtime win over the conference leader, kept them from claiming the conference title with the win
1. Hadn't gotten downfield yet myself.. this happened quick  2.  3. Haven't edited the face for the shadow.. yet anyway  4. This guy got in the way of a clearing attempt in the first overtime and ended up knocking it into the net for the go-ahead/game winner.. I didn't head all the way down to that side .. by then it was ISO 2000 in heavy shade  Some more
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