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The Dixie Dominators did just what their name implies as they won the Ontario Cup boys’ under-17 championship last night at the Ontario Soccer Centre in Vaughan.
Dixie pressured the Windsor FC Nationals from the onset of last night’s title match en route to a 4-0 victory.
The Dominators missed a coipel of ealry chances before Ninoslav Latinovic scored to put them ahead 1-0.
Adrian Pena, Donovan Wilson and Latinovic with his second of the game all added markers
Dixie keeper Anthony D'Onofrio was solid in the earing the shutout.
“I think we had a very good game - as a team we played very good soccer and it was an excellent game to watch,” Dixie coach Hector Pena told the Ontario Cup website. “I think we deserved the win, but we have to give credit to Windsor - they played hard until the end and deserve credit, too.
“The best two teams in the league came to this final and we were lucky to get the win today, so I’m very happy for our boys. They’re a very good soccer team and also good human beings. We’re like a big family and I’m very happy for that.”

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