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Play of the Game

Print | Comments () Posted by Chris Forsberg, Boston.com Staff April 26, 2007 06:05 PM

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Play of the Game shows how Duxbury broke this game wide open early in the fourth quarter. Nursing a 9-7 advantage, the Dragons scored four goals in a 1 minute and 54 second span to take a commanding 13-7 lead en route to a 14-11 triumph over Cohasset at Taylor Memorial Field in Duxbury.

In the clip, Derek Sweet (10:10 remaining), Gus Quinzani (9:42), and Ben Cederberg (8:24) all score goals to extend Duxbury's lead. We'd bring you the fourth goal in that set -- Troy Neville's tally at 8:16 -- but it happened so quickly off the face off that we were still writing down Cederberg's goal.

Click here to watch the Play of the Game.

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