Two days after being routed by the state's top-ranked high school boys soccer team, Duluth Marshall came back with a vengeance to beat third-ranked Rochester Lourdes 5-2 at home Saturday.
The Hilltoppers scored all four second-half goals, including two by Thomas Welinski. Matt Klassen also added his second of the game in the final 40 minutes for Marshall (1-1), which lost 6-0 to defending Class A champion Benilde-St. Margaret's on Thursday.
BLAINE 3, DULUTH EAST 0
The Bengals scored three first-half goals, including a penalty kick by Colton Nelson, in the victory at the National Sports Center.
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DULUTH EAST 1, CRETIN-DERHAM HALL 0
Anna Rauzi's 18th-minute goal and Sarah Lyle's 16 saves gave the Greyhounds third place in their Duluth Invitational at Ordean Stadium.
Rauzi, a sophomore, scored her first career goal as eighth-ranked East (1-0-1) remained undefeated.
Woodbury, which topped the Greyhounds in a penalty shootout that didn't count in official records, beat Eden Prairie 1-0 in the championship game.
DULUTH DENFELD 0, CHISAGO LAKES AREA 0
Megan Lazarro posted 15 saves for the shutout in the nonconference game at Lindstrom, Minn.
DULUTH MARSHALL 3, BECKER 1
Ellie Peters scored two goals and assisted on Megan Coughlan's tally as the Hilltoppers swept the Zimmerman (Minn.) Invitational.
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Marshall also defeated the hosts 5-0 after opening the season with a 3-1 win over Grand Rapids on Friday.
