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Brooks boys soccer lost 3-0 to a powerful South Kent in the Class B title game. 

"Most of the coaches there thought they (South Kent) were one good back away from being a NESCAC team," Brooks coach Dusty Richard said. 

The Brooks boys soccer team scored early and scored late to defeat Williston 2-1 in the Class B semifinals yesterday and will play South Kent School in today's 11 a.m. finals against South Kent School.

The welcome return of two talented strikers helped Brooks control play in a deceiving 1-0 quarterfinal boys soccer victory over Suffield Academy.

Brooks will host Williston Northampton in the semifinals Saturday at 2 p.m.

Cam Johst was once again outstanding in net as his eight saves helped keep Brooks unbeaten in a 3-1 soccer victory over Lawrence Academy. Nick Potter drew kudos from coach Dusty Richard for an excellent job marking one of the opposition's best strikers.

Greg Conrad scored three goals and Zach Viera added two as Brooks moved into first place in the ISL with a 5-1 win over Rivers.  Jory Makin had two assists for the Green and White (6-0-2, 5-0-2 ISL).

Sparked by a strong effort from Sam Milbury, Brooks shut out St. Mark's, 2-0. "Sam was immense on the back line for us," said coach Dusty Richard. "He launched a lot of counterattacks and was really, really outstanding."