Hornets lose to Decatur by shootout | Enumclaw Boys Soccer | Courier-Herald

Hornets lose to Decatur by shootout | Enumclaw Boys Soccer

The Enumclaw boys soccer team lost to Decatur 1-0 Wednesday night in conference play.

By Daniel Nash • April 11, 2013 5:42 pm

The Enumclaw boys soccer team lost to Decatur 1-0 Wednesday night in conference play.

The goalies from both teams — Chris Kramer for the Hornets; Colin Nisco and Adam Anthony for the Gators — shut out all attempted goals, bringing the win down to a shootout that Decatur won.

Enumclaw plays Bonney Lake High School away Monday.

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