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Girls soccer: Thornton scores two in the second half, beats Aurora Central

Thornton's Angeles Herrera, kicks the ball just ahead of Aurora Central's Arly Arredondo April 28 at Thornton High School.

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Aurora Central's Arly Arredondo, right, gets to the ball ahead of Thornton's Sarai Ibuado Castro during a game April 28 at Thornton High School

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Thornton's Marylin Lozano Ruvalcaba (center) gets in front of an Aurora Central corner kick near her own goal during a game April 28 at Thornton High School.

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Aurora Central's Alondra De La Torre, right, attempts to reach the ball ahead of Thornton's Marylin Lozano Ruvalcaba during an April 28 Colorado League game at Thornton High School. Two, second-half goals gave the home team a 3-2 win.

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Thornton's Angeles Herrera advances the ball forward in a game against Aurora Central April 28 at Thornton High School.

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Posted Friday, April 29, 2022 1:50 pm

Thornton scored twice in the second half and beat Aurora Central 3-2 in Thornton April 28.

Genesis Holguin-Hoya had two of Thornton's goals. Camryn Montelongo scored the other goal. No stats were available for the Trojans.

THs improved to 4-9, 3-3 in the Clollorado League. ACHS slipped to 1-11-1. The last week of the regular season is next week.

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