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Sports Writer, Oakland Press
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By Michael Wallwork| Oakland Press Verified COMMERCE TOWNSHIP – The Walled Lake Northern Knights exploded for four unanswered goals in a 5-1 win over Walled Lake Western Warriors in the latest installment of the rivalry Thursday night. “We always are looking forward to this type of game whenever it’s a rivalry. We give Western a lot of respect, make sure we’re prepared. We definitely came out ready for this game,” Knights head coach Mitch Thompson said. After a feeling out period of 15 minutes or so, the offense really got rolling.
By Michael Wallwork| Oakland Press Verified ROCHESTER HILLS – The Troy Athens Red Hawks dominated possession and rolled to a 4-1 league win over the host Stoney Creek Cougars on a cold, windy Tuesday evening. The Red Hawks opened the scoring just over 17 minutes into the game when Lulu Thaqi crossed a ball for Lauren DeJonckheere who hit a one-time volley that went in off the left post. Just over six minutes later, Lily Greaves banged in a rebound to make it 2-0 in favor of Athens. Overall, Athens dominated possession and the stat sheet.
By Michael Wallwork| Oakland Press Verified COMMERCE TOWNSHIP – The Walled Lake Northern Knights exploded for four unanswered goals in a 5-1 win over Walled Lake Western Warriors in the latest installment of the rivalry Thursday night. “We always are looking forward to this type of game whenever it’s a rivalry. We give Western a lot of respect, make sure we’re prepared. We definitely came out ready for this game,” Knights head coach Mitch Thompson said. After a feeling out period of 15 minutes or so, the offense really got rolling.
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Oakland Press
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