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Shaker and Bethlehem win Section 2 boys' soccer titles on Saturday

The Daily Albany teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 4 sources

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Four boys' soccer titles were decided Saturday, and all four champions advance to the state tournament. In Class AAA, Shaker senior Sami Terra scored a hat trick in a 3-1 win over Guilderland at La Salle Institute. His first goal was a 15-yard free kick with just under five seconds left in the first half.

3goals by Sami Terra in Shaker's 3-1 Class AAA final win

He scored all three of Shaker's goals against Guilderland.

In Class AA, Orson Wagg's headed goal was the difference as Bethlehem beat Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake 1-0. Greenville edged Maple Hill 1-0 in overtime in Class C, and Northville beat Hartford 5-0 in Class D.

  • Shaker's title: its fourth area championship in five seasons
  • Last year: Guilderland beat Shaker in the sectional final
  • Shaker's next goal: the program's first New York State championship

Four Section 2 boys' soccer finals ended Saturday

  • Guilderland1
    Shaker3 (won)
    FinalClass AAA
  • Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake0
    Bethlehem1 (won)
    FinalClass AA
  • Greenville1 (won)
    Maple Hill0
    FinalClass C, in overtime
  • Hartford0
    Northville5 (won)
    FinalClass D

Sources: Troy Record, The Daily Gazette, WNYT.com, NEWS10 ABC

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