CFHS Soccer teams beat the cold

By admin on April 13, 2018

Cedar Falls Men’s and Women’s soccer teams start their seasons off despite the cold weather with Men’s team beating West High School 2-0. Women’s soccer loses with a close game fo 2-1 against Union of La Porte City Thursday at Cedar Valley Soccer Complex.

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