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CRESTWOOD – Instead of one continuous game, the District 29 girls’ soccer tournament opener between Oldham County and North Oldham felt more like two separate 40-minute contests.

A rain delay that lasted an hour and 20 minutes during halftime stretched the game into a four-hour affair in a win or go home situation. The Lady Colonels netted two second half goals to advance to Thursday’s district title game against South Oldham with a 2-0 win over the Lady Mustangs.

CRESTWOOD – Instead of one continuous game, the District 29 girls’ soccer tournament opener between Oldham County and North Oldham felt more like two separate 40-minute contests.

A rain delay that lasted an hour and 20 minutes during halftime stretched the game into a four-hour affair in a win or go home situation. The Lady Colonels netted two second half goals to advance to Thursday’s district title game against South Oldham with a 2-0 win over the Lady Mustangs.

CRESTWOOD — The South Oldham soccer team has worked under the idea that if it scores one goal, it can get three.

In a win or go home game against North Oldham in the District 29 Tournament Tuesday night, that’s exactly what the Dragons did.

 CRESTWOOD – South Oldham had its most complete game of the year in a contest with big district implications.

Working off momentum that had turned its season around, Bullitt East had its sights set on taking down the Dragons and contending for the district title. Instead South dominated on offense, defense and special teams in a 41-0 blowout of the Chargers Friday night in Crestwood.