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Girls Lacrosse: Late Warrior rally falls short

The Brainerd Warriors traveled to Grand Rapids Wednesday, May 10.

Brainerd Warriors
Brainerd Warriors

GRAND RAPIDS — Breya Sawyer and Alexis Aspinwall each scored two goals for the Brainerd Warriors in a 12-8 loss Wednesday, May 10, against the Grand Rapids Thunderhawks.

The Warriors rallied with two minutes left to close to four, but still fall to 3-5 on the season.

Also scoring for Brainerd were Mercedes Engstrom, Caroline Holcomb-Smith and Lydia Olson.

Grand Rapids 7 5 --12

Brainerd 4 4 -- 8

First half: Brd-Alexis Aspinwall, Brd-Lydia Olson, Brd-Mercedes Engstrom, Brd-Breya Sawyer

Second half: Brd-Aspinwall, Brd-Sawyer, Brd-Sawyer, Brd-Caroline Holcomb-Smith

Goalies: B-Macy Peterson (12 saves)

Overall: B 3-5. Next: Brainerd at Rocori 7 p.m. Friday, May 12.

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