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CLINTON - Cedar Valley scored goals early and late to beat Prince of Peace, 2-0, Monday in boys soccer.
Cedar Valley's first goal came in the second minute, its second with two minutes left in the match.
The Huskies scored their first goal when Arturo Melendez played a perfectly weighted through ball to Luke Zasadny, who scored the goal.
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Cedar Valley Christian’s 3-0 soccer victory over Prince of Peace Tuesday pushed its season record to 7-6, keeping Coach Adam Conn hopeful heading into tournament play.
“We should have a decent draw, anyway,” Conn said. “A winnable game, at least.”
“It’s going to be scary, because the state teams are all good,” freshman forward Luke Zasadny said. “It’s scary, playing the big defenders.”
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Tom Scroggs' goal in the 33rd minute broke a scoreless tie and sent Cedar Valley Christian past Prince of Peace, 3-0, Tuesday at Tuma.
Scroggs scored on a header off a pass from Luke Zasadny. The Huskies also got an own goal from Prince of Peace, and Arturo Melendez capped the scoring with a goal.
Joseph Zasadny had two saves in goal for the shutout.
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ALBIA - The Cedar Valley boys soccer team tumbled to a 5-1 loss Tuesday at Albia.
Albia built a 3-0 lead by halftime and stretched it to 5-0 in the 56th minute.
Luke Zasadny scored the Huskies' goal off an assist fro Arturo Melendez in the 72nd minute.
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VINTON - Jon Landis' goal in the 75th minute propelled Cedar Valley past Vinton-Shellburg, 1-0, Monday in a boys soccer game.
Landis scored his goal on a shot off a dead ball from 40 yards.
Cedar Valley only put four shots on goal in the game.
Huskies keeper Joseph Zasadny had 13 saves.
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