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At times Saturday it looked like Bullitt East High School (2-5), despite losing double-digit seniors to graduation, still had the Knights' number.

The game went down to the last second as a pass from senior Matt Bowles went over two Marion County backs and through the hands of junior Jordan Smith in the end zone as time expired.

Marion County High School (5-2) slipped by despite a nasty start and trailing in the fourth quarter.

The Knights racked up 60 yards of penalties in the first half and both sidelines were crying foul at the officiating.

The Marion County High School girls soccer team ended their regular season against Somerset (12-5) with a 2-0 loss on Friday.

"I think they were anticipating a much bigger win than what they got," girls soccer Head Coach Neil Payne said. "Our girls were saying they were underestimating us. I told them that we were underestimating us, that we don't want to believe we're as good as we really are. We're better by leaps and bounds from Central Hardin scrimmage. We look a lot better now than we did two weeks ago."

The Marion County High School boys soccer team went full circle Thursday night against Bardstown High School.

The Knights and the Tigers ended in a tie the last time they played in September at the Trojan Classic. Knights Head Coach Greg Conley left the game feeling dissatisfied because he knew his team could play better.