PSJA North Boys Soccer Vaults To Top After Win Over San Benito : Sports : ValleyCentral.com

PSJA North Boys Soccer Vaults To Top After Win Over San Benito

Posted: 03.06.2013 at 4:28 PM

Clay Williams is the Sports Director for Action 4 News.

PHARR, TX -- The District 31-5A boys soccer race gets closer as PSJA North avenges an earlier loss to the Greyhounds by beating San Benito 2-0, putting the Raiders on top of the league standings.

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