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Soccer Shorewood boys prevail over Archbishop Murphy for chance at shared League title

Shoreline, WALocal News

Shorewood clinched a 2-1 victory over Archbishop Murphy in a boys soccer match at Shoreline Stadium on April 30, 2025. The Stormrays took the lead with a goal just before halftime and maintained their advantage throughout the match. This win places Shorewood in a position to potentially share the league title. If they defeat last-place Meadowdale on May 6, they will tie for the top spot with Archbishop Murphy. Joe Pohoryles from HeraldNet wrote a feature article detailing the match and its implications for the league standings.

The match showcased Shorewood's resilience and determination as they strive for a championship. Archbishop Murphy's continued pursuit of the league title further intensifies the competition. The outcome of the upcoming match against Meadowdale will be crucial for both teams' championship aspirations.

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