The JV team beat Cardinal Gibbons while the Varsity team lost a hard-fought game.
NOTE: The lighting at Northwood is extremely poor. Even with my camera equipment it is hard to get good pictures once it gets "dark."
We are supposed to get new lighting next year.
I have added over 60 pictures from the Northwood vs Cardinal Gibbons soccer games at chathamphotos.com/gallery/v/81006northwoodsoccer
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