1st Half
HH Goal
Beck Walton
Paolo Leiva

2nd Half
Michael Rafalowski

“On a wet and rainy night like tonight, the concern is that anything can happen because anyone can make a mistake or the ball can take an unexpected bounce. With that in mind, our boys were terrific.

After one of the strangest games of soccer I’ve ever been a part of on any level earlier in the week, we wanted to make sure that we got back to our identity as a group tonight. Early on, after a really well-worked goal by Hatboro-Horsham, our boys responded really well and they all deserve a ton of credit for that.

It may have been our most complete performance this season, which is great timing with Senior Night tomorrow and then heading back into division games.

I thought we competed at a really high level, especially after conceding, and we were winning the first contact and second balls in our duels which allowed us to create and sustain attacks for long stretches of the game.

The team we were tonight was unrecognizable from the one that played on Tuesday, and every player contributed in every line of the team.

Our forwards (Beck Walton, Andres Reyes, and Jameson Durie) had what was probably their best performance, constantly combining and threatening in behind.

Our midfield was terrific breaking lines with the ball and immediately breaking up plays in transition.

Our back line was organized, aggressive, and made it really difficult for them to get into a rhythm. On the back line, I have to shout out Ethan DeHaven who has played essentially every minute this season and is as consistent of a presence as we have. He’s not flashy and may not catch a lot of people’s eye, but he’s comfortable on the ball and has developed into one of the best defenders in our division in my opinion.

I could easily single out a whole list of players that deserve it tonight, but it was truly a team effort. Everybody was up to the level that was needed tonight, and I couldn’t be more pleased for all of them.