Orono - High school boys soccer this afternoon and Searsport with the task of playing Bangor Christian. The Vikings still very much in the game in the 2nd half before Jay Bishop handles the ball around three defenders and then scores. That made it 2-0. Bishop scored twice and the Patriots won 3-0. Bangor Christian is now 11-0 on the season.
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