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A day after shutting out Riverdale Ridge and putting up a nine-spot in the process, the Thompson Valley boys soccer team put an exclamation point on the last week of its regular season with a 3-0 victory over crosstown rival Mountain View on Wednesday at Mountain View High School.
Big plays were the theme of the night Friday at Ray Patterson Field.
Thompson Valley and Niwot combined for four scoring plays of 45 yards or more, but the Eagles had more of them and pulled away in the final three quarters for a 44-14 victory.