FPC wins over Oakleaf, advances to district final

Palm Coast Observer
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Despite being down three starters, FPC rallied and scored to two unanswered goals in the semifinals of the 7A District 1 tournament against Oakleaf. The Feb. 5 game earned the Bulldogs a ticket to the district final, the 19th straight appearance under long time head coach, Peter Hald.

The team will play Bartam Trail on Feb. 9. It has not been decided on where the game will be played at this time.

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