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Russell Korando

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St. Charles
As seen in: Leader Publications (Missouri), Our Community Now
Have worked at the Journal since 1991, been sports editor for 11 years
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BOYS SOCCER PREVIEWS: Northwest, Fox, Seckman

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By Russell Korando Verified, Cole Bailey
| Leader Publications (Missouri) Verified
Northwest boys soccer head coach Dave Willis says when he looks at this year’s team, their physicality gives him hope for a strong season. Hoping to carry through some momentum from their strong 18-9 season with two tournament titles and wins over strong opponents like Lafayette, Mehlville and Lindbergh, Willis says they’re slated to continue facing tough opponents.
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BOYS SOCCER PREVIEWS: Windsor, Festus, St. Pius X

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By Russell Korando Verified
| Leader Publications (Missouri) Verified
In his second season as the Windsor boys soccer team’s head coach, Blake Miller said he hopes this year the Owls will progress in a few different ways. In Miller’s first season, Windsor finished the season with an overall record of 9-12 and Jefferson County Activities Association mark of 1-3. “Starting last season was tough figuring out what worked best for everyone and the way we can control, stay in games with everyone that was available,” said Miller, a Fox graduate.
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BOYS SOCCER PREVIEW: Dragons have veteran core of all-JCAA talent

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By Russell Korando Verified
| Leader Publications (Missouri) Verified
The all-Jefferson County Activities Association postseason honors are split between first team, second team and honorable mention. De Soto lost two first-teamers, Wyatt Wolf and Austin Milton, to graduation but return players this season at all three all-conference levels in Josh Golightly (first team), Beau Weber (second team) and Clayton Rozycki (HM). The Dragons take the field on Monday, Aug. 10 for the first day of practice.
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