Chiefs drop match to Wenatchee
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Moses Lake MLHS Chiefs Soccer
MOSES LAKE - They say turnabout is fair play. But, unfortunately the tide was turned on the Chiefs this time, as they lost their second league match of the season in a 4-3 shoot-out to the Panthers at home Wednesday.
Moses Lake dealt Wenatchee a shoot-out loss on the Panthers home field March 20.
The Chiefs Luis Villa blocked Wenatchee's first attempt in the penalty shoot-out, but Panthers fought back to tie the game 3-3. Moses Lake misfired on its last two shots, but Wenatchee's Kevin Calixto connected on the Panthers final attempt for the win.
The Chiefs are back on the pitch Tuesday when they travel to Pasco to match up with the Chiawana Riverhawks.
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