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Varsity Girls Soccer: Nov. 3, 0-2

Jeremy Smith • November 4, 2009

Score: 0-2

Opponent: Blair

MVP: Freshman midfielder Zoe Park for a great defensive effort

Highlight: Although it was neck and neck for most of the game, WJ fell 0-2, and was ousted from the playoffs.

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Record: 8-6-1

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