For the first 20 games of the season it was the Biglerville boys’ soccer team that was running through opponents.
For much of Tuesday night’s YAIAA Tournament opener with York Suburban, the Biglerville boys’ soccer team was knocking on the door looking for a go-ahead goal.
Littlestown knew coming into its final match of the regular season that to give itself a chance of qualifying for the District 3 tournament for the first time in program history, it had to defeat Kennard-Dale.
First, the Canners were chasing a division title.
Fairfield senior Nate Snyder had a night to remember on Tues.
A sterling first-half performance sent Biglerville to intermission in possession of a two-goal advantage over Lancaster Catholic on Saturday morning, but the visiting Crusaders stormed out of the break and responded by evening the match just prior to the midway point of the second half.
The final score of Thursday’s YAIAA-3 soccer tilt between the Fairfield and Bermudian Springs boys might lead one to believe the game was about opportunities – one team having plenty and the other having little.
After a big, come-from-behind against Littlestown over the weekend, the Delone Catholic boys’ soccer team was hoping to build some momentum on Monday against Dover.
