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McDowell's Emily Adamski tries to steal from Hickory's Kendra Pyne during Monday's District 10 Class AAA playoff match at Wilmington High School.
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Hickory's Michelle DeGerolamo keeps her eye on the ball.
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The play continues as DeGerolamo tries to control.
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Hickory's Allison Richards settles under the ball.
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Lauren Costello heads the ball.
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Hickory's Elise Baldarelli tries to steal from Alyse Sambuchino.
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Stephanie Segarra heads the ball as Alexis McBride looks on.
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Players scramble for the ball. Pictured is Hickory's Stephanie Segarra (13) and Lauren Costello.
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Lauren Costello boots the ball past the head of Anna Colaizzo.
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Published November 02, 2009 10:13 pm - Area teams went 1-for-3 on Monday as the District 10 soccer playoffs kicked off. The lone winner was the Hickory boys, who notched a thrilling shootout victory over the Warren Dragons.

D-10 Soccer Playoffs: Hickory advances; GC, Hornettes ousted



Herald Staff reports

Area teams went 1-for-3 on Monday as the District 10 soccer playoffs kicked off.

The lone winner was the Hickory boys, who notched a thrilling shootout victory over the Warren Dragons.

The Hickory girls fell to McDowell, 5-0, while Central Tech ousted the Grove City boys, 2-0.

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ä Hickory 3, Warren 2 (2OT), Hickory wins shootout 4-2 — At Corry High School, the Hornets (15-3-1) trailed 2-0 at the half but rallied to tie the game and then ousted the Dragons (16-1-1) in a SO.

The last time Warren lost was to Hickory in last season’s playoffs. It was the 2nd straight year that the Hornets ousted the Region 2 champions.

On Monday, Scott and Mark Schoenborn both scored to give Warren a 2-0 lead at the break.

Hickory cut the lead to 2-1 at the 30:47 mark when Matt Durisko scored on a header off a corner kick by Sean Zippie.

The Hornets tied the game with 2:34 left in regulation when Brandon Ward scored on a header off a corner kick by Zippie.

Following a pair of scoreless 15-minute overtime periods, James Black, Ward, Ante Mesin and Zippie scored in the shootout.

Troy Burns and Mark Schoenborn scored for Warren. Mark is the all-time scorer in school history with over 30 goals this seasons and came close to 100 career points.

Hickory outshot the Dragons 21-12. Matt Durisko and Nick Somerfield split time in goal for the Hornets.



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