Massapequa vs. West Babylon
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West Babylon's Kayla Reese runs down field to score a late goal in the Long Island high school girls lacrosse game where West Babylon defeated Massapequa, 11-10, in Massapequa on Wednesday, March 23, 2016.
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West Babylon's Kayla Downey scores past Massapequa goalie Sophia Cardello during the Long Island high school girls lacrosse game where West Babylon defeated Massapequa, 11-10, in Massapequa on Wednesday, March 23, 2016.
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Ball is seen just entering net as West Babylon's Samantha Geiersbach scores during the Long Island high school girls lacrosse game where West Babylon defeated Massapequa, 11-10, in Massapequa on Wednesday, March 23, 2016.
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West Babylon's Samantha Geiersbach scores during the Long Island high school girls lacrosse game where West Babylon defeated Massapequa, 11-10, in Massapequa on Wednesday, March 23, 2016.
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West Babylon's Samantha Geiersbach tries to maintain control in front of net as Massapequa's Erin Tierney looks on during the Long Island high school girls lacrosse game where West Babylon defeated Massapequa, 11-10, in Massapequa on Wednesday, March 23, 2016.
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West Babylon's Samantha Geiersbach tries to maintain control in front of net as Massapequa's Erin Tierney looks on during the Long Island high school girls lacrosse game where West Babylon defeated Massapequa, 11-10, in Massapequa on Wednesday, March 23, 2016.
Credit: Patrick E. McCarthy
West Babylon's goalie Jessica Smith scoops up the ball during the Long Island high school girls lacrosse game where West Babylon defeated Massapequa, 11-10, in Massapequa on Wednesday, March 23, 2016.
Credit: Patrick E. McCarthy
West Babylon goalie Jessica Smith comes up with the ball during the Long Island high school girls lacrosse game where West Babylon defeated Massapequa, 11-10, in Massapequa on Wednesday, March 23, 2016.
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