Baker scored on Glenelg's first chance, and the Seahawks responded with three unanswered goals yesterday to post a 3-1 victory and win the inaugural District V field hockey championship.
"That was like the only time they were down there, and they scored," South River's Brooke Griffin said. "We were dominating the whole time. We just needed to pick it up and play more as a team."
Jennie Milligan answered Baker with seven minutes left in the first half, and Griffin beat Christy Bishop on a penalty stroke early in the second to take the lead. Leah...
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