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Morris County Girls Soccer Tournament - No. 4 Seed Madison Advances to the Quarterfinal Round After Defeating Mount Olive 3-2 In Overtime

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MADISON, NJ - The No. 4 seed Madison girls soccer team advanced in the Morris County Tournament. The Dodgers defeated No. 13 seed Mount Olive 3-2 on Wednesday afternoon.

Mount Olive scored in the first period but the team ended regulation time tied at 2 a piece with goals from Anna Gominiak and Sam Nielson. It was Madison's Alana Flynn scored the final goal off an assist from Gominiak.

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Madison will face No. 5 seed Morristown on Wednesday October 16.

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