Jaguars eliminated with 3-0 loss at Plum
October 28, 2021

Jaguars eliminated with 3-0 loss at Plum

By Jeremy Sellew

By JEREMY TEPPER
MVI Sports

Before Wednesday night’s game started against Thomas Jefferson, Plum coach Rafal Kolankowski noticed his team was a bit stiff. Nerves were getting to the Mustangs, an expected reaction for a relatively young team playing in a WPIAL Class 3A quarterfinals matchup. Once the game started, however, the nerves weren’t apparent.

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