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Petoskey, Harbor soccer play for bragging rights across the bay Friday night

It's been since 2016 that the Petoskey and Harbor Springs soccer teams have met up. That changes tonight, Friday, at Northmen Stadium.

Petoskey, Harbor soccer play for bragging rights across the bay Friday night

Petoskey and Harbor Springs boys soccer teams will face off at Northmen Stadium on Friday night for the first time since 2016. Since that victory, both programs have posted six wins each, with Petoskey sitting at 6-5 and Harbor Springs at 6-4-3. Both records are a bit misleading, as the season kicked off with the Boyne Mountain Invitational, which included several defending state champions and state contenders.

Petoskey has had a 5-2 stretch after that, while Harbor Springs has posted a 5-1-1 record. Harbor Springs recently picked up wins over Cheboygan and Charlevoix, including a 2-0 final against Charlevoix on Thursday. Andy Place Co-Ed Relays showcased a true team aspect for the area squads this week. Though the winner of Friday's match at Northmen Stadium won't gain any tangible benefits, bragging rights across the bay will be on the line.

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