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The Methuen girls soccer team's dream season came to an end after No. 2 seed Masconomet won 1-0 in the Division 1 North quarterfinal, scoring 10 minutes into the second half before holding on for the win. Megan Langlois made 16 saves in the loss, and the Rangers finish 13-6-3.

Nicole Langlois and Jelke Meyer each scored twice and No. 7 Methuen beat No. 10 Medford 5-0 in the Division 1 North girls soccer first round. The Rangers travel on to face No. 2 Masconomet on Sunday at 2 p.m.

The Methuen girls soccer team beat Malden 4-0 to clinch a spot in the tournament for the first time since 2010. Nicole Langlois scored twice for the Rangers (10-4-2) and now had 14 goals on the year. Megan Langlois made 9 saves in goal for her 9th shutout of the season and Katie Swallow scored her first varsity goal.

In Thursday's matchup against Malden, Nicole Langlois continued her breakout season when she recorded goal number ten in just twelve games for the Methuen girls soccer squad.

Methuen girls soccer erupted for 10 goals against Lawrence, with Nicole Langlois recording a hat trick and seven other players scoring for the Rangers, including goalie Megan Langlois, who combined with Kristen Dougherty to record the shutout.

Methuen's girls soccer team remained unbeaten (5-0) as Nicole Langlois had three goals, Katie Swallow had three assists and goalie Megan Langlois had three saves.

Methuen girls soccer is off to one of its best starts in years, improving to 4-0 after beating Lowell 3-0 at home. Nicole Langlois had three assists in the game, and Rosemary Mahoney, Lindsay Saad and Josephine Mahoney were the three goal scorers.

It's been a long time coming for the Methuen girls soccer team, whose 2-0 win over Andover marked the program's first win over the Golden Warriors since at least 2007. Rosemary Mahoney and Nicole Langlois scored, and Megan Langlois made 17 saves to preserve the shutout.

Megan Langlois made eight saves including a crucial stop on a penalty kick as Methuen girls soccer downed Chelmsford 1-0. Jackie Mothon had the lone goal as the Rangers beat the Lions for the first time since 2010, according to coach Tim Gordon.