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Big Red boys strong in return to action, blank Oak Glen

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The Big Red boys' soccer team dominated Oak Glen with an 8-0 victory on Tuesday, with Cole Bowers leading the charge by scoring three goals in just over six minutes. Coach Greg Bowers praised his team's focus after they scored early, which set the tone for the match. Chase Beall and Landon Bowers each contributed two goals, and Drew Stimpert added another, showcasing a well-rounded offensive effort. The victory came after a disappointing 7-3 loss to Dover, making this win crucial for team morale. Oak Glen's coach highlighted the difficulties faced by his young squad, which has struggled to convert offensive opportunities.

The match concluded with a running clock due to the mercy rule, as Big Red scored six goals in the first half. With two significant upcoming games against Beaver Local and John Marshall, Coach Bowers expressed his desire for continued improvement in practice. The team's ability to capitalize on scoring chances will be vital for their success moving forward.

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