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After battling to a scoreless stalemate through 90 minutes of action, the Owensboro High School girls’ soccer team outlasted Apollo in penalty kicks to capture a 1-0 district victory on a crisp Tuesday night at AHS. With the win, the Lady Devils improved to 2-1 overall and 1-1 against 9th District competition. Neither team was able to break through in regulation or two overtime periods, but ...

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