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3A boys soccer state championship [Pictures]


Reservoir beat Urbana, 3-2, in overtime to win the 3A boys soccer state championship game at UMBC in Catonsville on Nov. 15.
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Reservoir celebrates winning the 3A boys soccer state championship game.

3A Boys Soccer State Championship

( Staff photo by Jen Rynda / November 15, 2012 )
Reservoir celebrates winning the 3A boys soccer state championship game.
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