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The future looks very bright for Salem's girls soccer program as exhibited by its 3-0 victory over Timberlane. Sophomore Jersey Burns contributing a goal, and Brianna Tan added a pair of assists while playing only the second half. The shutout defensive effort was led by juniors Hanna LaRochelle and McKenzie Miller.

Meg Jackson scored a goal in the first half and assisted on Olivia Ericsson's second-half marker in the Timberlane girls soccer shutout of West. Taylor Ordway powered the new impenetrable Owls back line.

When Taylor Ordway was moved from outside back to sweeper, not only did she step into the new task well but other players also found their best positions to perform. This has allowed Timberlane to rebound after a slow start, winning its third game in its last four, 3-2 over Alvirne.

Stopper Felicia Amaral, a captain, provided some needed offense, scoring a goal and adding an assist to help Timberlane beat Trinity 3-0. Amaral needed to step up as Timberlane has battled some injuries to some of its offensive players. Meanwhile, Keeper Jess Barrett, who was converted into a goalie last year, made three saves to record the shutout. 

Meg Jackson scored seven minutes into overtime to snap a scoreless tie vs. Spaulding and give the Timberlane girls soccer team its first win of the season. Ally Mills pried the ball loose and gave Jackson a good look and she found the corner. Jess Barrett (4 saves) made some key saves late in regulation for the 1-5 Owls.