Attached photo of Caleb Freeman by @caught_by_gronk
Boys Soccer:
Maranatha leapfrogged Village Christian into third place in the Olympic League.
The Minutemen cruised to a 4-0 victory over the Crusaders.
MHS scored twice in the first half, and they got a pair of second half goals.
Senior captain Luca Youssefian scored in the 35th and 39th minute, and they were assisted by Sam Crisman and Anthony Ter-Matevosyan, respectively.
In the second half, junior striker Caleb Freeman secured goals in the 42nd and 58th minute.
Freeman’s goals were both assisted by Anthony Ter-Matevosyan.
MHS senior goalie, Niko Lareau, had three saves in the win.
Up next: The Minutemen will travel to Pasadena Poly on Saturday at noon.
MHS will resume league play on Tuesday, as they travel to Whittier Christian at 1:45.
Quotable:
Maranatha coach, Walker Haynes: “Tonight’s game was a great performance from the whole team, and I’m proud of the hard work and never quit attitude that the boys displayed. The offense really showed well, scoring 4 goals, and defense worked hard to preserve the shutout. The midfield was outstanding, and they really put in the work to control the game. It was a great effort, and a strong team win against a tough league opponent, who won league last season. This win sets us up to be a contender for league title this season.”
Box Score:
VC: 0-0-(0)
M: 2-2-(4)
Records: Village Christian (4-5-2, 1-3); Maranatha (6-7-4, 2-2)
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