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Marquette, Whitefish Bay, Delavan-Darien, and Racine St. Catherine's captured state titles at the 2016 Boys Soccer Championships on Saturday.

In the Division 1 state semi-finals, Marquette got past Brookfield Central 3-0, while Green Bay Preble needed overtime to defeat Middleton 2-1. Marquette's Thomas Bruneau headed home a goal in the 50th minute of the championship game to send the Hilltoppers home with a 1-0 victory, marking the 12th WIAA title in school history.

In Division 2, Whitefish Bay snuck by Waukesha West 2-1 in one of the state semi-finals, with Elkhorn knocking off New Richmond 2-1 in the other game. The title game was scoreless for the first 40 minutes before Whitefish Bay got on the board with a Jack Chandler goal, and they added three more insurance tallies in the second half to win 4-0.

Delavan-Darien powered by Seymour 5-1 in a Division 3 state semi-final match. On the other side of the bracket, Mount Horeb and Rice Lake played the only game that went to a shootout, finishing regulation and overtime tie at 1. In the shootout, Mount Horeb advanced 4-3. Delavan-Darien jumped out to an early 2-0 advantage and held on for a 2-1 victory.

Racine St. Catherine's topped Phillips 4-1 in one Division 4 semi-final, while Winnebago Lutheran edged Sheboygan Christian/Lutheran 2-1 on the other side of the bracket. In a thrilling championship match, the teams traded goals, with Andrew Villarreal of St. Catherine's tying things up at two with an unassisted goal in the 85th minute to force overtime. Racine St. Catherine's scored in the first minute of the extra period and Villarreal added his third goal of the match a bit later as the Angels claimed the D4 crown with a 4-2 overtime win.