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Catonsville boys soccer builds big lead but has to hold on for 4-2 victory over Dulaney

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Catonsville boys soccer coach Brendan Kennedy knew his team had the ability to score. Comets struck twice in the first half, getting a goal from Austin Haywood. Tony Argueta off a Tommy Bolster assist. Tylan Kilic cut the deficit to 3-1 with just over 20 minutes left to play.

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Catonsville boys soccer builds big lead but has to hold on for 4-2 victory over Dulaney

Catonsville boys soccer builds a 3-0 lead and holds on for a 4-2 victory over Dulaney.

3 months ago·Baltimore, United States

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Catonsville boys soccer builds big lead but has to hold on for 4-2 victory over Dulaney

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Catonsville boys soccer builds big lead but has to hold on for 4-2 victory over Dulaney

Catonsville boys soccer builds big lead but has to hold on for 4-2 victory over Dulaney

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