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JV Boys Soccer Gets Past Howell Central

Naphakorn, Kuhn score as Eagles improve their record to 4-2 for this season
Kristen Pinkham, Reporter | September 13, 2024
Emery Miyasaki
Kaelen Homar takes a shot at the Francis Howell Central goal during the first half.

After taking a disappointing loss on Monday, the boys junior varsity soccer team was able to pull through with a win at home Thursday night against Francis Howell Central.

After goals from James Naphakorn (10) in the first half and Nicholas “Pickle” Kuhn (10) in the second, the team was able to pull off a close win, winning 2-1 over the Spartans.

Naphakorn feels his team was a little slow on the midfield and they could have played faster. Eagles coach Victoria Harris agreed. 

“I thought we came out with intensity, which is what we were looking for, but like James (Naphakorn) said, the midfield was a little slow at times, but we were able to come out with a win,” Harris said. 

The team’s goal for the season is to have a winning record and beat personal records for some people, according to Coach Harris.

JV soccer record improves to 4-2 after the game.

The varsity team also defeated Howell Central 1-0 on Friday on a second half goal by Ryan Sinclair. The varsity team improves to 2-1. Aidan Brown secured the shutout in goal. 

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Emery Miyasaki
Emery Miyasaki, Reporter
Emery Miyasaki is a freshman in her first year of journalism classes. She plans on continuing with this course, joining yearbook next year. In her free time, Emery enjoys jigsaw puzzles, reading, playing volleyball and softball, learning new artistic skills, and playing card games with friends. She loves to stretch her mind by learning fun facts about animals. After high school, Emery plans to pursue this interest into college where she wants to become a veterinarian.