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Community - Severna Park
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Published
10/08/09
Severna Park found its rhythm on offense and defense when they hosted South County on Monday. The Green Hornets field hockey players of the Junior "Stick Interference" League scored six goals and allowed zero en route their sixth victory this season. 
Chris Troxell — For The Capital
The Severna Park junior field hockey team, coached by Molly Gavin, huddles on Severna Park High School turf to prepare for second-half play. SP shut out South County, 6-0, and improved to 6-2.Find Us On Facebook
"I'm proud of the girls for their hard-fought effort tonight and for approaching each of our games ready to give their all," said Molly Gavin, Green Hornet coach. SP tacked on three goals in each half, barraged 10 shots on goal and allowed only one by the opposition that was kicked away by goalkeeper Julia Springer. To start it off, midfielder Jenny...
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