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Boys soccer blanks Bedford, 2-0, but loses to Cambridge R&L, 1-0

The Pats take on Lincoln-Sudbury at 7 p.m. tonight for the 19th annual Kicks for Cancer.

Timmy Stone with a header against Bedford. Photo by Rebecca Woodward
Timmy Stone with a header against Bedford. Photo by Rebecca Woodward
Owen Tompsett takes control against Cambridge Rindge & Latin on September 18. Photo by Rebecca Woodward
Owen Tompsett takes control against Cambridge Rindge & Latin on September 18. Photo by Rebecca Woodward

Acton-Carlisle High School boys soccer couldn’t penetrate the Cambridge Rindge & Latin defense, dropping a squeaker to the home Falcons, 1-0, on September 18. 

Team record: Overall 3-2-1; Dual County League 2-1

Turning point: The Falcons scored the game’s only goal early in the second half.

Up next: The Patriots were to host Boston Latin on September 25. The 19th annual Kicks for Cancer Day is today, with CCHS taking on Lincoln-Sudbury at 7 p.m.

Joe Ferrari drives upfield against Cambridge Rindge & Latin on September 18. Photo by Rebecca Woodward
Joe Ferrari drives upfield against Cambridge Rindge & Latin on September 18. Photo by Rebecca Woodward

CCHS 2, Bedford 0

Chris Rigazio takes flight against Bedford. Photo by Janel Apuna
Chris Rigazio takes flight against Bedford. Photo by Janel Apuna
Max Hepworth (18) scores early in the first half against Bedford on September 16. Photo by Jon Straggas
Max Hepworth (18) scores early in the first half against Bedford on September 16. Photo by Jon Straggas

Max Hepworth (18) scores early in the first half against Bedford on September 16. Photos by Jon Straggas

The Patriots scored two first-half goals and stifled all of Bedford’s scoring opportunities for the win on September 16.

Big game: Max Hepworth made a run down the left side and drilled a shot that found the back of the net for an early 1-0 lead.

Game changer: Mikey Jantzen converted a penalty kick to give the Patriots a 2-0 lead — and some breathing room.

Unsung hero: Goalie Niko Kocic anchored the Pats’ defense to record the shutout.

Goalkeeper Niko Kocic about to send the ball upfield. Photo by Janel Apuna
Goalkeeper Niko Kocic about to send the ball upfield. Photo by Janel Apuna
Mikey Jantzen puts a charge into the ball. He would convert a penalty kick to extend the CCHS lead. Photo by Janel Apuna
Mikey Jantzen puts a charge into the ball. He would convert a penalty kick to extend the CCHS lead. Photo by Janel Apuna

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