Lindsay won three straight sets against Collinsville in the UIL Class 2A Division II regional final on Monday, November 9. The district champion took the opener 25–16 and finished the match with 25–15 and 25–14 wins to advance to the state semifinals.
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Wall comes back from two sets down to win a regional title
Paradise took the first two sets by identical 25–21 scores on Monday, November 9, before Wall rallied to win the UIL Class 3A Division II regional final.
Wall stayed alive with a 25–20 third set, forced a fifth with a 25–13 fourth set and held off Paradise 15–13 in the decider. The comeback sent Wall to the state semifinals.
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Abdulla’s second-period hat trick breaks open Gaels win over Ward Melville
Aituar Abdulla scored three times in the second period as the Gaels beat Ward Melville 9–2 at The Rinx on Monday, November 9. The Gaels led 2–1 after one period, and Abdulla scored on the power play before adding two more to make it 5–1.
Patrick Brzezinski scored twice for the Gaels, and Jack Fauci supplied both Ward Melville goals on the power play.
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Washington County’s ground game sends it to the second round
Washington County won 46–8 at Columbia on Monday, November 9, in the first round of the NCHSAA Class 1A East football playoffs. Symir Jenkins, Demontae Woodley, Tyquez Selby and Kiymoni Jones led the Panthers’ rushing attack.
Washington County advances to face top-seeded Northside in Pinetown on Friday.
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Trapani erases two-goal deficit as Sachem ties Northport/Huntington
Northport/Huntington carried a 3–1 lead into the third period Monday, November 9, after Justin Cahn scored his second goal with 20 seconds left in the second. William Trapani scored twice in the third for Sachem, tying the game with 3:30 left in regulation.
Tyler Anderson had a goal and assisted on the equalizer. The teams played a scoreless overtime at The Rinx to finish 3–3.
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Fitzpatrick’s 95th-minute goal sends St. John Vianney to the sectional final
Lily Fitzpatrick broke a 95-minute deadlock Monday, November 9, when her cross found the net in the second overtime. St. John Vianney beat Trinity Hall 1–0 in the South Jersey Non-Public A girls soccer semifinal.
Goalkeeper Lillie Lazzari and center back Maya Pflug helped keep Trinity Hall scoreless. The top-seeded Lancers reached their first sectional final since 2021 and will host defending state champion Paul VI.
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Middlesex wins a shootout against Point Pleasant Beach
Middlesex advanced to the Central Jersey Group 1 girls soccer semifinals on Monday, November 9, winning 3–2 on penalties after a 1–1 draw through two overtimes.
Blake Robinson equalized for Point Pleasant Beach in the second half off an assist from Nikki Meyer. Alex Kuzloski made 12 saves for the Garnet Gulls.
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Paul VI shuts out Immaculata to set up a sectional title defense
Defending state champion Paul VI beat Immaculata 2–0 on Monday, November 9, in the South Jersey Non-Public A girls soccer semifinals. The Eagles improved to 22–1.
Paul VI travels to top-seeded St. John Vianney for the final. The Lancers earned their place with a 1–0 win over Trinity Hall in double overtime.
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East Islip scores four unanswered goals to beat St. Anthony’s
Jason Matuza put St. Anthony’s ahead early Monday, November 9, at The Rinx. Andrew Firth answered in the first period, and East Islip scored three more times to win 4–1.
Jack Fontaine put East Islip ahead in the second, and Christopher Blaschuk added an unassisted goal before the intermission. Charles Souhrada finished the scoring on the power play in the third.
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Nordhoff moves past Rosemead in the Southern Section quarterfinals
Nordhoff defeated Rosemead 10–8 in the CIF Southern Section Division 8 girls tennis quarterfinals Monday, November 9. Canyon Springs reached the semifinal after its 9–9 quarterfinal against Lakeside went to the games tiebreaker.
Nordhoff hosts Canyon Springs in Wednesday’s semifinal.
