In a thrilling boys’ high school soccer showdown, the Katahdin Cougars triumphed over the Hodgdon Hawks with a 2-1 victory. Both teams showed exceptional skill and determination, keeping fans on the edge of their seats until the final whistle.
Katahdin struck first with Calvin Richardson finding the back of the net, assisted by Joshua Martin. The Cougars doubled their lead when Bradley Swallow, also assisted by Martin, delivered another goal, giving Katahdin a solid advantage. However, the Hodgdon Hawks refused to back down. Joseph Scott kept Hodgdon in the game with a well-placed goal, showing the team’s resilience.
Both teams’ goalkeepers were key to keeping the game close. Katahdin’s Addison Young made 5 saves on 9 shots, while Hodgdon’s Derek Golding put up an impressive 7 saves on 9 shots, showcasing the defensive efforts on both sides.
Though Hodgdon couldn’t quite close the gap, their tenacity and teamwork shone throughout the match, and both teams can walk away proud of their performance on the field.
This closely contested game highlights the talent and hard work of both squads as they continue to compete in what promises to be an exciting season ahead.
