WALTHAM, Mass. -- The English national men's team was not the only one disappointed in corner kicks on Sunday afternoon.
The West girls soccer team, with three Berkshire County high school students, lost a 5-4 PK shootout to the Northeast on Sunday in the gold medal game of the Bay State Games.
The West team includes Drury students Samantha Kogut and Kayla McGrath and Lenox's Molly Knight.
West scored the game's first goal in the first five minutes, and stayed that way until the final sequence of regulation, when Northeast converted a corner kick to tie it.
West went 2-1 in pool play with only a 3-2 loss to Northeast in the loss column. It won its other games by margins of 6-1 against the Southeast and 4-1 against Coastal.
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MCLA's Green Living Seminar Returns with 'Nature and Spirituality' Series
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts' (MCLA) popular Green Living Seminar series returns this spring with "Nature and Spirituality," a 12-week exploration of how faith, religion, and spiritual traditions shape our relationship with the natural world.
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