GSA Boys Soccer Team Eyes Playoffs In Competitive Season
Island Ad-Vantages|10/3/2019
BLUE HILL—With nine matches behind them, the George Stevens Academy varsity boys soccer team stayed in second place in the Class C Heal Point Standings this week, despite a loss to Mount Desert Island, the only team the Eagles have lost to so far, and a tie against Orono.
Anne Berleant
GSA Boys Soccer Team Eyes Playoffs In Competitive Season

“This is the time of year that all teams have a pretty good idea of what they have,” Coach Mark Ensworth said, ahead of back-to-back matches against Searsport, which dropped down to Class D this year and holds a 2-4 record.

Those upcoming games may not test the Eagles as much as last week’s did, but a rematch with #3 Orono (6-0-3) awaits, along with matches against Washington Academy (2-2-1) and Dexter (0-8).

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