Tigers fall to a talented Valor team

Another tough opponent for the Tigers.  Our focus was on getting the ball down the line and using our outside players.  We had some great moments and movements down the field!  Johnsie Dawkins '28 continues to be a threat to the opponent at the forward position and had several breakaway opportunities.  She was able to finish one in the second half on a pass from Ruth Boehler '29 halfway through the second half.  

Hattie Bishop '29 and Josie Vogt '28 both continue to improve their spatial awareness and fearlessness in the goal keeper position.  We're continuing to get stronger and smarter at all positions and look forward to improving with each competition.
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