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Oak Hills wasn't really able to make a last-minute charge, as a header attempt off a throw in the 76th minute that went wide was their best chance to tie the game. Mountain View holds on 2-1 and repeats as D6 champs while Oak Hills falls just short in an otherwise outstanding season.

The Bulldogs still have life in the D6 championship game, as Miguel Rivera's goal in the 69th minute has Oak Hills within 2-1. Rivera's goal was a rebound off a header by Sergio Romero which Mountain View keeper Oswaldo Martinez deflected. Rivera got the rebound and delivered a bullet that Martinez had no shot at.

2-1 Mountain View, 71st minute currently.

The Vikings took advantage of a corner kick in the 57th minute to take a commanding 2-0 lead over Oak Hills. Fabian Villasenor passed to Manuel Garcia off the corner, who shot the ball toward the net. Oak Hills keeper Broderic Capps saved that, and the rebound shot by Carlos Zarate, but the rebound off Zarate's shot was put in by Pablo Tellez.

2-0 Vikings, now in the 61st minute.

An own goal by Oak Hills gives Mountain View the first goal of the D6 title game in the 46th minute. A throw-in from Fabian Villasenor into the penalty box in the 46th minute was headed by Jesus Mariscal off the shoulder of Oak Hills midfielder Brett Croft into the goal, giving the Vikings the 1-0 lead.

Now in the 48th minute.

Apologize for the lateness of this post, but logistical problems delayed the game blog a bit. The first half of the Division 6 title game here at Warren High School was pretty even, with each team having one good chance in the first half. But now things are tied up 0-0 going into the second half.