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Photo Gallery: Girls’ soccer defeated by St. Bonaventure 2-3 at final home game

Grace Carey
February 3, 2017
Credit: Grace Carey / The Foothill Dragon Press

Foothill varsity girls’ soccer faced defeat against St. Bonaventure at their last home game on Wednesday, but that didn’t stop them from celebrating their graduating seniors and their accomplishments as a team. 

 

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The girls' soccer team at Foothill Technology High School (Foothill Tech) played hard during the 2024 to 2025 season, resulting in a 5th-place ranking in the Tri-Valley League. Their overall season record ended up being 5-9-2, with their league record of 3-5-2. Unfortunately, the Dragons ended the year with a loss to Saint Bonaventure High School (St. Bonnie), losing only by 1 point.
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