HASLETT, Mich. (WLNS) – A battle throughout the night ended with the Quakers of Lansing Eastern taking down Haslett on the pitch, 1-0. With the win over the Vikings, the Quakers remain unbeaten on the season (8-0-3).
Both goalies came up with major saves in the first half and in the last 40 minutes, the Quakers would begin to control the tempo, which led to the only goal of the game scored by Motoki Kalenga in the 67th minute.
"Things broke open in the second half," said Lansing Eastern soccer coach Luke Kane. "I think we were controlling the tempo and possession, so we knew we were going to get one eventually. We've been in a lot of these one-nothing games, very, very close games, tie games but I knew my guys would be up to it."
Kane says his team has some big goals this season including winning their league, whichever CAAC Cup they are competing for and working to claim the first district **** le in program history and he believes his team is headed in the right direction.
Lansing Eastern is back in action on September 12th when they face Holt.
#quakers #eastern #games #haslett
Both goalies came up with major saves in the first half and in the last 40 minutes, the Quakers would begin to control the tempo, which led to the only goal of the game scored by Motoki Kalenga in the 67th minute.
"Things broke open in the second half," said Lansing Eastern soccer coach Luke Kane. "I think we were controlling the tempo and possession, so we knew we were going to get one eventually. We've been in a lot of these one-nothing games, very, very close games, tie games but I knew my guys would be up to it."
Kane says his team has some big goals this season including winning their league, whichever CAAC Cup they are competing for and working to claim the first district **** le in program history and he believes his team is headed in the right direction.
Lansing Eastern is back in action on September 12th when they face Holt.
#quakers #eastern #games #haslett
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