Ada boys shut out Willard
Story by Cort Reynolds - photos by Vickie Garmon
ADA - The Ada boys soccer team won its Div. III sectional opening round
match over visiting Willard Tuesday evening, 4-0.
The victory lifted the Bulldog record to 12-5. The sixth-seeded purple and
gold advance to visit second seed Mansfield Christian Saturday in second
round play.
Chris Reyes netted three goals to lead Ada to the victory. Jon Allen added
the other score. Miguel Jordan and Noah Pinkney each passed out one
assist.
Keeper Ace Gamble made six saves in goal. It was Ada's seventh shutout of
the season. The Bulldogs finished up 5-3 at home this fall. They are 7-2
on the road.
Other photos:
• Noah Garmon
• Sam Hibbard
• Johnathan Rettig
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