In the Varsity Girls match, MV prevailed 2-1.
MV and Tallulah battled to a 0-0 draw at halftime.
But in the second half, MV got a goal from Eden Wassersug and Elizabeth Hall to go ahead 2-0.
Sienna Tiffin had one assist.
MV allowed a goal late to Tallulah but no more to preserve the victory.
Bella Champney had one save for MV.
In the Varsity Boys match, the Mustangs also picked up a 2-1 win.
MV led 1-0 at halftime after a first period goal from George Walmsley.
Nick Sroka struck for the Mustangs in the second period to go ahead 2-0.
Harrison Estenson snagged three saves in the winning bid as well.
The Varsity Girls (11-6) are back in action on Monday, April 29, traveling to play Metter High School in Metter, Ga. at a time to be determined.
The Varsity Boys (15-7) return to play on Tuesday, April 30 against the winner of the Temple/Woodville-Tompkins at a time to be determined.
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