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If the defense wins the championship, then the Luden Bishops Women’s Football Team is likely to take home the D-Class title.

Entering the playoffs, they have released 13 closures because they are a group of closely related girls. In addition, they have a very good predecessor in the network.

Everyone has a pair of football socks and shin guards, but the goalkeeper gloves are Sarah Boyea.

Boyer led Luden to the practice range. The superior paraded with the other three captains.

"It's an honor to be the captain, especially with young girls, because we don't have a joint venture team," Boya said.

After jogging and stretching fast, she gathers tools and starts to work.

"We will do a little bit," Boyea said to one of her teammates.

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There is nothing more appropriate than being the last line of defense.

"I like playing goalkeepers because when you have a great save, when your team depends on you, it's a great feeling," Boya said.

From the 8th grade, she began to make saves as a starter.

"I'm not very big, say 5 feet. My first game was against Marcellus because our backup goalkeeper was injured," Boyea said.

She may be small, but she covers many areas. This season, she has only conceded three goals.

"When scoring a goal, the most important consideration is that what I say to myself is,'I have to do the next stop after I make a mistake,'" Boyea said.

Now, Boyer and the Gaelic Cavaliers are looking forward to the division and enter the championship with a record of 14-1.

"I think this team has the potential to go further in the division. Like any team, we want that division championship. It would be amazing to win our senior year," Boyea said .

The regional preliminaries will start on October 20th.