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Cocalico beats Conrad Weiser in double overtime for its first District 3 Class 3A boys soccer title

The Daily Harrisburg teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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Third-seeded Cocalico beat No. 1 Conrad Weiser 1-0 in double overtime Thursday night at in Harrisburg. It took more than 101 minutes for anyone to score. With six minutes left in the second overtime, senior Breck Popolis' throw-in bounced right back to him, and he rolled a shot inside the left post from about 20 yards. Popolis, once the team's ball runner, then ripped off his jersey and raced for the corner.

101 minutesof scoreless soccer before the winning goal

More than 101 minutes passed before Popolis broke the tie in the District 3 Class 3A final.

Source: LancasterOnline

Conrad Weiser (23-1-1) was after a three-peat and its fifth title. The loss was its first of the season.

Cocalico won the District 3 Class 3A boys final in two overtimes

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    Final (2 OT)District 3 Class 3A boys championship at Landis Field

Sources: Reading Eagle, LancasterOnline

  • Cocalico's run: four straight one-goal wins, three in overtime
  • Conrad Weiser: outscored opponents 11-1 in three district games
  • Next: Conrad Weiser faces Midd-West Tuesday in the PIAA Class 3A first round
  • Midd-West won its District 4 final over Athens, 3-0

Sources: LancasterOnline, Reading Eagle

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