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Eagles Eliminate Mounts


The Cocalico and Ephrata boys soccer teams brought a combined 11 straight shutouts into their L-L quarterfinal Saturday at Lancaster Catholic’s Crusader Stadium.

The Mountaineers (12-5-1) were riding a three-game scoreless run.

Having just commandeered the first L-L section title in program history on Thursday, Cocalico (16-1) owned an eight-game streak, dating back to Sept. 17.

Something had to give.

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Cedars slip by Mounts


Lebanon rallied for nine unanswered points to come from behind and defeat host Ephrata 30-24 [boxscore] in a Lancaster-Lebanon League Section Three contest Friday.

Turning point: After leading most of the night, Lebanon (4-3 L-L, 4-4 overall) found itself trailing 24-21 in the fourth quarter. But the Cedars drove to the Ephrata 4-yard line and kicked a 22-yard field goal to tie the game.

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Mounts Nip Pioneers


Lampeter-Strasburg’s Derek Eckman shielded the ball from a pair of Ephrata defenders in the corner to the left of the Mountaineers’ goal in the 74th minute of the teams’ L-L Section Two boys soccer finale in Ephrata Wednesday. Eckman curled around the defenders, into space, and unloaded a shot that Ephrata goalkeeper Cole Hummel punched away from the lower-left corner of the goal with a lunge to his right to protect the Mountaineers’ 1-0 lead.

Hummel finished with nine saves, and the Ephrata defense withstood a Lampeter-Strasburg second-half push to protect the 1-0 lead until the final whistle.

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Mounts ebb Tide


If not for gaining significant ground in a quest for a District Three playoff berth, then Ephrata had another reason to celebrate its dramatic, come-from-behind 28-26 victory [boxscore] at Columbia Friday night.

The Mounts now have three wins on the season. That hasn’t happened since the George W. Bush administration.

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