Boys soccer goes 3-1 at Buhler on Sept. 26

Sara Nansel, Sports Editor|September 30, 2013

The boys’ soccer team brought home a win as it faced off against Buhler on Sept. 26 with a score of 3-1.

The boys are now 3-3 with the season now underway.

Senior Jordan Windholz scored the first two goals in the first half.

His first goal was scored in the sixth minute with an assist by senior Lane Clark while his second was in the 15^th minute with an assist from senior Aaron Kreutzer.

Clark scored the team’s third goal of the game in the 65^th minute assisted by sophomore Logan Vanderwege.

The next action for the team will at Junction City on Oct. 1.

14snansel@usd489.com

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