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Mount Academy wins another Section 9 girls soccer title

Plus, a Palisades Parkway closure and tonight's First Friday in Poughkeepsie.

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Mount Academy's girls soccer team wins another Section 9 title with a 4-⁠0 shutout

Mount Academy's sectional run reached another title

  1. 2021–22Mount Academy won back-to-back state Class D championships.
  2. 2023The Eagles won their third straight title after moving up to Class C.
  3. 2024–25The Eagles won consecutive Section 9 titles in Class B.
  4. 2025The Eagles finished 19-0 and reached the state semifinals.
  5. Oct. 31The Eagles beat Our Lady of Lourdes 4-0 in the Class A final.

If you follow sports, Mount Academy had a big week. The second-seeded Eagles beat top-seeded Our Lady of Lourdes 4-0 in the Class A girls soccer final Saturday, Oct. 31, at Wallkill High School. Sophiat Hassan scored twice, and Carina Page and Temitope Adejumo added goals.

It's a familiar spot. Mid Hudson News looks back at the program's run: state Class D titles in 2021 and 2022, then sectional titles in Class B, then an unbeaten 2025. This year's team did it without star striker Brooke Huleatt, who scored 100 goals last season and is now a freshman at Harvard.

  • State soccer: Mount faces the Section 1 champion; time and place not set
  • Volleyball: Mount won its fifth straight title, unbeaten in the league
  • Volleyball playoffs: Mount is the No. 1 seed in Section 9 Class B
  • Highland football: beat Spackenkill 36-29, earned a Class C title-game bye

Mount Academy's week brought a shutout and a fifth straight title

4-0
Mount Academy's win in the Class A girls soccer final
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Mount Academy's girls soccer record in 2025
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Pine Plains beat second-seeded Burke Catholic 25-23, 17-25, 24-26, 25-19, 15-8 in a Class C semifinal Wednesday. The third-seeded team plays top-seeded Millbrook for the title at 4:30 p.m. today. Mid Hudson News

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Mount Academy wins another Section 9 girls soccer title

Plus, a Palisades Parkway closure and tonight's First Friday in Poughkeepsie.

The TLDR

  1. Mount Academy girls soccer wins the Section 9 Class A title, 4-0
  2. Pine Plains plays Millbrook for the Class C volleyball title today
  3. Southbound Palisades Parkway is closed in Highlands until 2:30 p.m.
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