Girls soccer wins 3-1

Girls soccer wins 3-1

HVRHS’s Lyla Diorio stops on a dime to keep the ball in play in the game against Lakeview Oct. 16.

Riley Klein

LITCHFIELD — Housatonic Valley Regional High School girls varsity soccer took home a 3-1 win over Lakeview High School on Thursday, Oct. 16.

The game was played on a chilly fall day, about 50 degrees and windy with clear blue skies above.

Lakeview applied pressure with three shots early in the game that were each saved by HVRHS goalie Vi Salazar. Housatonic quickly established possession control and took a 2-0 lead by halftime.

Lakeview scored about 10 minutes into the second period. HVRHS added to its lead with 13-minutes remaining for the win.

Housatonic’s goals were scored by Ava Segalla, Lyla Diorio and Georgie Clayton. Lakeview’s’ goal was scored by Grace Olson.

HVRHS’s record remained in 3rd place in the Berkshire League with a record of 12-3. Lakeview moved to 6th place with a 5-9 record.

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