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How Pingree secured its first undefeated regular season in program history

By Mike ZheNovember 6, 2019

Dushawne "Doc" Simpson, head coach of the Pingree girls soccer team, instructs players. (Maddie Malhotra/New England Soccer Journal)

The right pieces in the right places.

No, that’s not the only reason Pingree is bound for another NEPSAC Class B tournament. But it helps explain why the team cruised through its regular season undefeated (15-0-1) after graduating players like the Dooley twins from Hamilton, Mass., who are now freshmen at Northeastern.

Nina Dooley was a once-in-a-decade scorer, who wrapped up her four-year Pingree career with 62 goals and 42 assists. From nothing, she could create something. Porter Dooley was the engine in midfield, and they both played for a strong FC Stars ECNL team in the offseason.

Tags: NEPSAC, Pingree

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