Boys soccer defeats Lansing 5-1

Jaguars improve their record to 7-3 with a win over the Lions

Allison Winker, JAG editor-in-chief

The Jaguars won against the Lansing Lions 5-1 on Thursday, Oct. 1.

In the first half of the game, senior forward Colby Sirivongxay, senior forward Dalton Sieperda and junior midfielder Adam Grube all scored goals. The Lions remained scoreless throughout the half.

Sophomore defender Hunter Tener scored two goals in the second half to bring the total score for the Jaguars up to 5.

“It felt really great to get them because they were my first of the season,” Tener said.

Lansing scored with two minutes left in the second half, ending the game with a score of 5-1 Jaguars.

Senior defender Christian Howe said he was happy with how the team played.

“We came out and controlled the pace of the game so we had more control over the other team, which is what we always want,” Howe said.

Tener said the way the team played upheld his expectations.

“It was our last time playing Lansing in this league, and so we were really hoping to beat them. We came out successful in that,” Tener said.

Howe said the team worked together well and was able to maintain control for the entire game.

“I feel like we really played as a team and as a unit, and we really controlled the possession, and that’s what led to our win,” Howe said.

The Jaguars will face the Piper Pirates away on Tuesday, Oct. 6.

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