Girls' soccer: Unbeaten Van Buren halts BHS
By Megan Dulle
The Lady Pirates traveled to Van Buren for a match up with the Black Knights. A black night it was for the pirates as VB's speed was too much and beat them 5-0. The Pirates have another chance Monday when they meet LCC and Tuesday when they are on the road again against Upper Sandusky.
Halftime: VB, 4-0 Goals: (VB) Morg Flick, (VB) Miller, (VB) Miller, (VB) Miller, (VB) Sonnenberg. Assists: (VB) Shroll, (VB) Sonnenberg.
Shots on Goal: VB, 20-6. Corner Kicks: VB, 10-4,Saves: B,Heslep (15), Emily Schwager (1); VB,Arbaugh (3), Edelbrock (2)
Home: VB 9-0-0, NA
Van Buren, OH
Away: Bluffton 4-5-0, 3-0-0
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