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- Sep 15, 2026
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Mepham jells amid rugged schedule - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Turnover can cause growing pains early. Turnover with only a small amount of senior leadership could be worse. Mepham’s girls’ soccer team has both, but with young energy, the Pirates are still competing day in and day out. Mepham graduated 10 seniors, eight of which were starters. Last season’s roster was larger, but younger, as those freshmen who contributed are now sophomores. This fall's roster features two eighth-graders, just 12 and 13 years old, five seniors, no freshmen, and the rest are
Mepham jells amid rugged schedule - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Turnover can cause growing pains early. Turnover with only a small amount of senior leadership could be worse. Mepham’s girls’ soccer team has both, but with young energy, the Pirates are still competing day in and day out. Mepham graduated 10 seniors, eight of which were starters. Last season’s roster was larger, but younger, as those freshmen who contributed are now sophomores. This fall's roster features two eighth-graders, just 12 and 13 years old, five seniors, no freshmen, and the rest are
Carey eyes another playoff run - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Before last season, the last time the Carey boys’ soccer team made it to the playoffs was 2021. Last fall, the Seahawks beat Malverne/East Rockaway 1-0 before running into the buzzsaw of Garden City in Nassau Class AA’s second round. This season, Carey brings back leading goal scorer and senior winger Evan Cardoso, senior center midfielder Matteo Campoli and junior winger Ethan Joseph to run the offense. Cardoso put together a 14-goal, 3-assist junior campaign and scored the only goal in the tea
Carey eyes another playoff run - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Before last season, the last time the Carey boys’ soccer team made it to the playoffs was 2021. Last fall, the Seahawks beat Malverne/East Rockaway 1-0 before running into the buzzsaw of Garden City in Nassau Class AA’s second round. This season, Carey brings back leading goal scorer and senior winger Evan Cardoso, senior center midfielder Matteo Campoli and junior winger Ethan Joseph to run the offense. Cardoso put together a 14-goal, 3-assist junior campaign and scored the only goal in the tea
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