Warriors fall to Keystone Oaks
September 6, 2023

Warriors fall to Keystone Oaks

By Mon Valley Independent

By JOSE NEGRON

jnegron@yourmvi.com

With an opportunity to gain a bit of separation in the Section 1-2A standings, the Elizabeth Forward boys soccer team fell short Tuesday night. The Warriors went down by a goal 10 minutes into the game and couldn’t muster enough offense to overcome the early deficit in a 1-0 loss at the hands of Keystone Oaks. 

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