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Triton Central, Southwestern denied soccer sectional championships

Southwestern’s three-year run as boys soccer sectional champions ended Saturday at Indianapolis Lutheran High School. And Triton Central’s bid for its first girls soccer sectional championship since 2017 ended with a loss in penalty kicks to Muncie Burris.

Girls soccer

Class A, Sectional 44

Muncie Burris 1, Triton Central 1, 3-2 PKs

At Mendenhall Field at Triton Central Saturday night, Sarah Edmonds’ first-half goal nearly was enough to get Muncie Burris a third-straight sectional title.

But Bella Ball, off an assist from Vivian Blye, beat Muncie Burris goalkeeper Sydney Jackson just before time expired in regulation to send the match to overtime.

After two scoreless seven-minute overtime periods, the Owls and Tigers lined up for penalty kicks.

Triton Central (10-8) got PK conversions from Elaina Maurice and Ariel Walker but it was not enough to deny the Owls (10-3-1), who won the penalty-kick session, 3-2.

With the win, Muncie Burris will travel to Class A, No. 4 Park Tudor (12-4-1) Thursday for a regional semifinal match.

 

 

Boys soccer

Class A, Sectional 42

Indianapolis Lutheran 3, Southwestern 0

Class A, No. 10 Southwestern never found the back of the net and saw its bid for a fourth-straight sectional championship end.

Lutheran improved to 11-6 with its second 3-0 victory this season over the Spartans, who finished 15-3. All three Southwestern losses were by shutout.

The Saints led 1-0 at halftime on its home field and added two second-half goals to secure the victory.

On Wednesday, Lutheran travels to Class A, No. 2 Covenant Christian (10-7-1) for a regional semifinal match.

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