A/H Girls Drop To Sidney
Published: September 18th, 2026
By: Morgan Golliver

HARPURSVILLE— The Afton/Harpursville girls’ soccer team hosted Sidney at Harpursville on Thursday. A/H fell 5-0 in just the third game of the season.

The girls played solid defense in the first half, holding Sidney to one goal for 40 minutes but could not hold them in the last 20 minutes of the game and could not get on the board.

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