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FAIR HAVEN — Fair Haven’s defense was the bright spot in its 1-0 loss Monday night against the Hurricanes of Hartford in boys soccer action at LaPlaca Field.
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SPRINGFIELD — Jenna Veysey had a goal and an assist to power the Springfield girls soccer team to a 2-0 victory over Woodstock on Monday.
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