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You might have to search a long time to find an app for your smartphone that can figure out which girls' soccer team is the true No. 1 squad in the Fox Valley Association this year.
At Kimberly, Caylee Mazemke and Dana McMorrow scored two goals apiece to lead the Papermakers past the Bluejays as Kimberly claimed a share of the Fox Valley Association championship.
At Town of Menasha, Kelly Conn scored six minutes into the game and the Zephyrs went on to shut out the Jets.
At West Bend, Xavier (11-1-1) finished third in the tournament by defeating Port Washington, losing to West Bend West and defeating West Bend East.
At Appleton, Paige Van Zeeland knocked in the winning goal with just more than 14 minutes remaining in the Foxes' win over the Red Raiders.
At Oshkosh, Caylee Mazemke scored two goals and Sydney Buss had a goal and two assists for the Papermakers (14-2-1, 6-1), who scored twice in the final eight minutes to finally put away the Wildcats.
Xavier improved to 6-0 in the Eastern Valley Conference and 8-0-1 overall with a 4-1 win at Waupaca on Tuesday.
At Wauwatosa, Bree Zehren and Molly McGillis had unassisted goals in the first 11 minutes of the game.
At Oshkosh, Makenzie Morgen and Megan Larsen both scored second-half goals to propel the Patriots past the Spartans.
The standings atop the Fox Valley Association for girls' soccer were every bit as messy as rain-soaked athletic fields around the area on Thursday.
Conditions were miserable for soccer Thursday evening at Rocky Bleier Field.
At Menasha, Makenzie Morgen scored three goals and had one assist, while Ashley Pyle and Lexi Ahrens scored one goal each as the Patriots pulled away in the second half.
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