Beaverton’s Harlie Lamson runs down a loose ball during a game earlier this year. The Beavers improved to three regular-season victories in their second season as a varsity team after coming up empty in their debut campaign last spring.
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The first time the Beaverton soccer team faced Ogemaw Heights, the Beavers lost a 9-1contest that was never close.
The two teams squared off again on Thursday to close out the regular season and the locals put up a better fight in a 4-0 loss.
“It was a mercy earlier in the season, so we put on a much better effort this time around,” said Beaverton coach Steve Carland. “We played hard and …
