<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4BBuNw_1FNAhQNZ00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4BBuNw_1FNAhQNZ00" width="1363" height="909" >WORTON — Daniel Diaz and Brian Aldrich each with a goal led Kent County past visiting Mardela, 2-1, in junior varsity boys soccer on Wednesday, Sept. 16.This was the first win for KCHS, which two days earlier played to a 1-1 draw with Cambridge-South Dorchester.This was the Trojans’ best outing of the young season, not just because they won, but “because they did a much better job of completing their assignments,” coach Dennis Hickman told The Evening Enterprise in a text message.The margin of victory could have been larger had a penalty kick not have glanced off the post, had another well-struck ball not have ricocheted off the post and had the Trojans been able to finish a one-on-one scoring opportunity.KCHS [1-1-1] had only three substitutes.If fatigue had become a factor in the second half, the Trojans did not complain. “They enjoyed playing,” Hickman said.Freshman goalie Lawson Walters and team captain Owen Sutton earned high marks from coach Hickman.Sutton scored for Kent County in the 1-1 tie with Cambridge on Sept. 14.</div></body>

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WORTON — Daniel Diaz and Brian Aldrich each with a goal led Kent County past visiting Mardela, 2-1, in junior varsity boys soccer on Wednesday, Sept. 16. This was the first win for KCHS, which two days earlier played to a 1-1 draw with Cambridge-South Dorchester. This was the...

Trojans net 1st win in JV soccer

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WORTON — Daniel Diaz and Brian Aldrich each with a goal led Kent County past visiting Mardela, 2-1, in junior varsity boys soccer on Wednesday, Sept. 16. T

Trojans net 1st win in JV soccer

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