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Rose Hill ties it with 13 seconds left, then beats Bishop Miege on penalty kicks

If you like your soccer with a side of heart attack, Thursday night had it. Rose Hill trailed Bishop Miege 2-0 in the second half, then won 3-2 on a 4-3 edge in penalty kicks.

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Rose Hill's night came down to 13 seconds

13 seconds
left when Liebl's penalty kick tied the game
35
seasons Jerry Treat has coached Rose Hill soccer
4-3
Rose Hill's edge in penalty kicks
19-1
Rose Hill's record

Sources: Wichita Eagle, KSN.com

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    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: Wichita Eagle, KSN.com

  • 6A finalDodge City (18-1-0) and Blue Valley North meet for the Class 6A title Saturday at 3 p.m.

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    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: KSN.com

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Daily Wichitato me · Sat., Nov. 76:00 a.m.

Rose Hill's 13-second miracle sets up a Saturday of soccer finals

Plus, a first Hall of Honor at a Wichita museum and two GreenAcres stores close

The TLDR

  1. Rose Hill beats Bishop Miege on penalty kicks after a 13-second miracle
  2. A Wichita museum names its first Hall of Honor class
  3. Ex-WPD officer Nate Schwiethale will lead Second Light operations
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