Girls Soccer loses to Stevenson, falls to 7-4 record

Dylan Trott, Staff Member|April 29, 2018

The Libertyville girls soccer team faced off against Stevenson on Thursday, April 26. In a hard-fought match, Libertyville lost, 2-0. Libertyville let up goals off of a penalty kick midway through the first half and another directly after kick off in the second half. Libertyville has now lost three in a row, and their record fell to 7-4 on the season. Their next match is against Mundelein on Tuesday, May 1.

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