Lewis-Palmer boys’ soccer upends rival Palmer Ridge, improves to 7-2

By Danny Summers April 20, 2021 | updated 5 years ago

Players from Palmer Ridge and Lewis-Palmer matched talent during a rivalry match between the schools April 14 at Don Breese Stadium. (Courtesy of Laura Domingue)

The Lewis-Palmer and Palmer Ridge boys’ soccer teams renewed their rivalry on April 14 with the Rangers earning a 2-1 Class 4A Pikes Peak Athletic Conference victory at Don Breese Stadium.

Lewis-Palmer won the Monument Derby with two second-half goals for a 5A/4A PPAC victory.

The Rangers improved to 7-2, while Palmer Ridge dropped to 4-5.

Lewis-Palmer won for the seventh time in eight matches. Its losses have been to Pine Creek (1-0 in the season opener on March 24) and Liberty (2-0 on April 7).

Players from Palmer Ridge and Lewis-Palmer matched talent during a rivalry match between the schools April 14 at Don Breese Stadium. (Courtesy of Laura Domingue)

Courtesy of Laura DomingueSenior Cole Mooney leads Lewis-Palmer in goals with 12. (Courtesy of Laura Domingue)

Lewis-Palmer’s Noah Bobrowitz (5) battles a Palmer Ridge player for possession during a game played on April 14. (Courtesy of Laura Domingue)

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Lewis-Palmer boys’ soccer upends rival Palmer Ridge, improves to 7-2

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