The Marine League lowdown

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Dave Thorpe
on February 3, 2011 5:39 PM | | Comments (0) |

The Banning boys soccer team secured its spot atop the Marine League standings when it won at San Pedro on Wednesday, 4-2. But first-place Banning is just one game ahead of Narbonne, which most likely has to win at San Pedro on Friday night to stay in the title hunt. If both Banning and Narbonne keep pace, they will play for the Marine League championship next Friday at Banning.
Gardena and San Pedro are tied in third place. Gardena has been the better team overall and could be the frontrunner to take the third slot. The two teams meet next Friday in the regular-season finale for both squads.
Look below at the Marine League standings, which start with the overall records then follow with the league records for each team.

1. Banning 9-2, 6-1
2. Narbonne 10-2-2, 5-2
3. Gardena 12-4-2, 4-3
4. San Pedro 7-9-1, 4-3
5. Carson 6-10-1, 2-5
6. Washington 0-7 in league

Friday's Marine League schedule
Narbonne at San Pedro
Carson at Gardena
Banning at Washington

 

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