Women's Soccer open season with six-game winning streak
(09/13/16 12:53pm)
The women's soccer team ended their season last year as the outright Ivy League champions, winning six games in the Ivy League Conference.
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The women's soccer team ended their season last year as the outright Ivy League champions, winning six games in the Ivy League Conference.
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