Whitefish boys down Bigfork in soccer
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WHITEFISH — Marvin Kimera scored one goal and assisted on two others and Brandon Mendoza scored one goal and had an assist as the Whitefish Bulldogs downed visiting Bigfork, 5-0 in local soccer action on Monday.
All the Whitefish goals were in the first half.
Chase Sabin, Collin Lyman and Gabe Menicke each scored one goal for the Bulldogs.
Goalie Caden Riedesel was a bright spot for the Vikings with five saves.
Whitefish 5, Bigfork 0
Whitefish 5 0
Bigfork 0 0
Shots on goal: Whitefish 10, Bigfork 3
Corners: Whitefish 6, Bigfork 1
Fouls: Whitefish 11, Bigfork 1
Saves: Whitefish 3 (Will Peppmeier, Rye Duffy), Bigfork 5 (Caden Riedesel)
WF — 2d min, Chase Sabin goal, Brandon Mendoza assist
WF — 10th, Mendoza goal, Marvin Kimera assist
WF — 13th, Kimera goal
WF — 16th, Collin Lyman goal, Niath Edland assist
WF — 19th, Gabe Menicke goal, Kimera assist
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