Wildcats shut out MSJ, will face Eagles

ARLINGTON- They say that winning can be contagious.  If that’s the case, the Twin Valley girls’ varsity team might be happily infected with an incurable disease.  
On Tuesday they used a smothering defense to  quarantine the Mount Saint Joseph Academy offense for a 2-0 win in the first round of the John Werner Soccer Tournament.
“I thought they looked good,” said Twin Valley coach Taryn Lawrence.” I thought they possessed well, I thought they were calm on ball, they were composed. Their first touch is getting better.”


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