Boys soccer team wins its first game at regionals on Oct. 28

Sara Nansel, Sports Editor|October 30, 2013

On Oct. 28, the boys soccer team won its first regional game at Newton 1-0.

Senior Jordan Windholz scored the winning goal in the 16^th minute of the first half assisted by senior Lane Clark.

With the shutout was senior Sheldon Sulzman.

The next action for the team will be Saturday, Nov. 2.

14snansel@usd489.com

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