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Colonials Bounced From State LAX Tournament
Morristown High School girls lacrosse team was eliminated by a strong Indian Hills squad in the quarterfinals of the NJSIAA tournament.
The Morristown High School girls lacrosse team's run in the NJSIAA tournament came to an end Monday with a 17-10 loss to Indian Hills.
After elimnating Verona with a 14-9 victory on Thursday, the Colonials were matched up with the 18-1 Indian Hills Braves in the quarterfinals.
"I really respect their coaches and their team. I wish them nothing but the best," said Morristown coach Evan Mager.
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It was a physical game early on. Three Indian Hills players received yellow cards in the first half and there were a number of collisions that put players on their backs.
As a result, Morristown was ahead 6-5 at the end of the first half.
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"We knew they were going to come out hard in the second half and they did," said Mager.
Indian Hills scored six straight goals to start the second half.
"We've got a young team and a very bright future. Our program has improved every year over the past few seasons and it will continute to improve next year."
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