Bridgers upset Jaguars in WPIAL quarterfinals
October 27, 2022

Bridgers upset Jaguars in WPIAL quarterfinals

By Jeremy Sellew

By JOSE NEGRON
jnegron@yourmvi.com

Entering Wednesday night’s playoff matchup against Ambridge, Thomas Jefferson head boys soccer coach Doc Kulish knew his team wasn’t set to face an ordinary 11-seed. The Bridgers played in a tough section during the regular season, competing against formidable foes such as Montour, South Fayette and unbeaten Moon, the top seed in the 3A bracket.

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