Injuries and illness made things quite difficult on Panther soccer last season.
They battled through it and made it to the Class 6A Region I playoffs.
Plano East is working to build on that finish in the 2018 season.
“We will have a lot of depth this year and should have a lot of team speed,” PESH head coach Rick Woodard said. “Grades and injuries will play a role in the success of the team.”
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By David Jenkins • [email protected]
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