Hughesville beats Central Mountain in girls soccer on the road 3-1
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TIM WEIGHT/Special to the Sun-Gazette
Hughesville and Central Mountain compete during Thursday's game in Mill Hall. Hughesville won, 3-1.
TIM WEIGHT/Special to the Sun-Gazette
Central Mountain players celebrate a goal against Hughesville.
TIM WEIGHT/Special to the Sun-Gazette
Hughesville and Central Mountain compete during Thursday's game in Mill Hall. Hughesville won, 3-1.
TIM WEIGHT/Special to the Sun-Gazette
Hughesville and Central Mountain compete during Thursday's game in Mill Hall. Hughesville won, 3-1.
TIM WEIGHT/Special to the Sun-Gazette
Hughesville and Central Mountain compete during Thursday's game in Mill Hall. Hughesville won, 3-1.
TIM WEIGHT/Special to the Sun-Gazette
Hughesville and Central Mountain compete during Thursday's game in Mill Hall. Hughesville won, 3-1.
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TIM WEIGHT/Special to the Sun-Gazette
Hughesville and Central Mountain compete during Thursday's game in Mill Hall. Hughesville won, 3-1.
TIM WEIGHT/Special to the Sun-Gazette
Central Mountain players celebrate a goal against Hughesville.
TIM WEIGHT/Special to the Sun-Gazette
Hughesville and Central Mountain compete during Thursday's game in Mill Hall. Hughesville won, 3-1.
TIM WEIGHT/Special to the Sun-Gazette
Hughesville and Central Mountain compete during Thursday's game in Mill Hall. Hughesville won, 3-1.
TIM WEIGHT/Special to the Sun-Gazette
Hughesville and Central Mountain compete during Thursday's game in Mill Hall. Hughesville won, 3-1.
TIM WEIGHT/Special to the Sun-Gazette
Hughesville and Central Mountain compete during Thursday's game in Mill Hall. Hughesville won, 3-1.
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Hughesville secured a 3-1 win against Central Mountain in Mill Hall in girls soccer action on Thursday night.
The Wildcats took an early 1-0 lead with a goal less than five minutes into the game when Harper Conklin got a ball past Hughesville's Kalia Hack.
Hughesville tied the game up 65 seconds before halftime when Tori Morgan assisted Regan Sellers for a goal and a 1-1 tie going into the break.
In the second half, Hughesville responded with two goals, one coming five minutes into the second half. Katelyn Temple scored the go-ahead goal off a Jaysa Kiess assist and in the 54th minute, Kiess scored when she was fed a ball from Sierra DeWire.
Central Mountain keeper Alyssa Ford played well in goal, recording 12 saves to keep Hughesville from scoring multiple additional goals.
Hughesville held a 15-8 edge in shots on goal against Central Mountain.