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By Mike Kotsopoulos 20181010012104-- By Mike Kotsopoulos Globe correspondent  October 10, 2018 In the face of 14 shots on net, senior Julia Carangelo refused to let a single one past her as host Foxborough defeated previously unbeaten King Philip, 1-0, on Tuesday. Second-ranked King Philip forced Carangelo to make a number of acrobatic saves, one in which the ball knocked the glove off her hand in the second half. But Carangelo stopped them all and No. 10 Foxborough (9-1-1) made a first-half goal by Sophia Lowe stand up to secure a spot in the Division 2 South tournament. ‘‘King Philip has a great arsenal of shooters,’’ said Foxborough coach Melissa Bordieri. ‘‘Julia kept her focus while clearing the ball out of her zone and her clears allowed us to at least transition from defense to offense and get something going.’’ Advertisement Foxborough fed off of Carangelo’s ability to reverse the tempo whenever King Philip (9-1-1) tried to steal momentum. Foxborough, which finished with only two corners, took advantage of one of its few offensive opportunities with under six minutes left in the first half. Get Varsity News in your inbox: Your weekly look at the top high school sports stories. Off the first corner, senior captain Lily Daly fired a shot in front of the King Philip net. The shot ricocheted in front of the goal and, in the midst of a number of defenders, Lowe knifed in to score the only goal. Apponequet 3, Seekonk 0 — Lily Chapman tallied two goals for the Lakers.Bourne 4, Sturgis East 1 — Julia Elcier, Kelsie Jones, Hannah Greene, and Adelina Sederman scored for Bourne (3-5-1).Braintree 4, Milton 2 — Delia Lee picked up two goals and an assist for the Wamps. Advertisement Natick 9, Weymouth 2 — Victoria Norchi scored four goals for the Redhawks.Needham 9, Brookline 0 — Senior Lexi Schmalz powered the Rockets (7-3) to the Bay State Conference win wit...