Southwest boys’ soccer locks up District 28-5A title for seventh consecutive season Next, the Dragons will begin their quest for a state title
SAN ANTONIO – The Southwest boys’ soccer team (20-1) wrapped up their regular season campaign with a dominant performance on Tuesday.
The Dragons put forth a complete team effort en route to a clean sheet with an 8-0 triumph over District 28-5A foe McCollum.
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With an impressive 20 wins, Southwest secured a seventh consecutive District 28-5A championship with ease.
Next, the Dragons will begin their quest for a state title with the hopes of making it further than last year’s regional semifinal appearance.
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