Boys soccer wins big against TMP

Corey Musil|October 25, 2021

The Hays High boys soccer team had an inner-city matchup versus Thomas More Prep-Marian (TMP) on October 21st . The boys ended up winning the game, 11-1, against TMP.

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Seniors Cooper L. Johnson and Henry Speno play offense during the home game against Liberal.

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Senior Preston Parr plays in the defensive position during the game against Wichita Trinity on September 30.

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