Benedictine Mesa fought valiantly in a tough match against Hope International but ultimately fell short in a 3-0 defeat. The Redhawks' goalkeeper, Mortiz Ae, was tested early, making several crucial saves to keep the game level. Despite multiple attempts on goal from Shiloh Perez, Reagan Rintoul, and Ryder Padgett, Hope International's goalkeeper stood firm, denying Benedictine's efforts to find the back of the net.
The match was marked by a flurry of fouls, with both teams battling for control. However, it was Hope International who broke the deadlock in the 28th minute, scoring the first goal of the match. Benedictine responded with substitutions and continued to press, but a well-placed shot from Hope International early in the second half doubled the visitors' lead. Despite more aggressive play and chances from players like Rene Yebra and Jack Taylor, Benedictine couldn't convert, and a third goal from Hope International in the 79th minute sealed the Redhawks' fate.
Throughout the match, Benedictine struggled to break through a resilient Hope International defense. Despite their efforts, the game ended with the Redhawks unable to score. The team will look to regroup and refocus as they prepare for their next challenge.
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Looking Ahead:Â The Redhawks will be back on the field on Saturday, September 28, at 11 AM at home.
