Samantha Smith turned Tuesday’s game against St. Aloysius into a soccer version of H-O-R-S-E. Off the goalie, off the post, off the crossbar, nothing but net.

Smith used all three props to score a pair of goals for Terry (2-4), leading it to a 3-1 victory over home-standing St. Al (1-1-4). Brianne Barr also scored a goal for Terry, while Emily Leverett and Heather Bell each had an assist.

Taylor George scored St. Al’s only goal and Robin Cooper made 10 saves. St. Al managed nine shots on goal, but couldn’t put together more than a few modest runs at the net.

&#8220We can’t finish,” St. Al coach Karen Carroll said. &#8220That’s been our demise the last three games.”

The teams played a dull, defensive game between the goal boxes for the first 25 minutes, then combined for three goals in the next nine.

Barr beat Cooper from the left side to give Terry a 1-0 lead, then George ripped a blast high into the left side of the net to even it up five minutes later. At the 34-minute mark of the first half, however, Smith put Terry ahead for good. She launched a shot toward Cooper from 30 yards out. Cooper stopped the shot, but it bounced off her hands, then off the goal post and into the goal for a 2-1 lead.

Smith added an insurance goal with 11 1/2 minutes left in the game. She took a centering pass from Leverett at the top of the goal box, then banged a shot off the underside of the crossbar to make it 3-1. Neither team seriously threatened after that.

(B) Terry 4, St. Al 2.

Joe Sudderth and Bray Jones each tallied a goal in a losing effort for the Flashes. Richard Cowart and Adam Thornton each had an assist.

(B) VHS 3, Florence 1.

Michael Cooper continued his torrid scoring pace with a pair of goals and Jay Hall added a goal as the Vicksburg Gators remained unbeaten at 5-0 with a win over Florence.

Cameron Curtis and Ryan Ferrington each assisted on a Cooper goal, and Cooper assisted Hall’s goal.

The Gators are scheduled to play at Madison-St. Joe on Friday and at home against Pearl on Saturday at 2:30 p.m.

(B) Clinton 5, WC 0.

Top-ranked and unbeaten Clinton got two goals from Taylor McKee and one each from Barry Prather, Lee Prather and Kyle Quick in the shutout.

Jacob Fischenich made 11 saves in the first half and held the high-scoring Arrows (5-0) to one goal in the second half.

(G) Clinton 2, WC 1.

Kelli Duncan and Madison McKee each scored a goal to take a 2-0 lead, then the Lady Arrows held off a late Warren Central rush to take a win.

Mary Clare Scurria scored a goal midway through the second half and the Lady Vikes (5-1) had several good scoring chances late in the game.

Florence 3, Vicksburg 0.

Vicksburg dropped its first game of the season and failed to score a goal for the first time as well. The Missy Gators are 4-1-1 on the year.