CCHS soccer teams battle to mixed results against Lincoln-Sudbury

Acton-Carlisle High School boys soccer battled Framingham in a tense match that ended 0-0 on September 13. 

Team record: Overall 2-1-1; Dual County League 1-0.

Big game: Goalkeeper Niko Kocic stood tall, gobbling up multiple Framingham shots. 

Turning point: Noah Endo kicked a Framingham shot away from the goal late in the second half.

Unsung hero: Will Kehoe spelled Kocic, continuing the stellar play by Patriots goalkeepers in preserving the shutout. 

Up next: The Pats were scheduled to play at Bedford on September 16.

CCHS 2, Lincoln-Sudbury 1

The Patriots came away with a road win, breaking a 1-1 tie late in the match to defeat Lincoln-Sudbury 2-1 on September 11.

Big game: Owen Tompsett gave CCHS a 1-0 lead, scoring on a cross from Max Hepworth.

Turning point: Tyler Shepard scored with a header on a pass from Timmy Stone with less than three minutes remaining for the game-winner.

Unsung hero: Defender Chris Rigazio broke up drives and turned the ball around in the second half to stifle the Warriors’ scoring opportunities.

CCHS girls soccer bows to L-S, 2-1

After rallying late in the second half to tie the match at 1-1, Lincoln-Sudbury scored with two minutes left to topple the Patriots on September 9. 

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

Big game: Center back Renee Feig put the Pats’ only goal in the net with 11 minutes left in the game. 

Up next: The Pats were scheduled to play in Northboro against Algonquin Regional High School on September 13.

— Bridget Ferrari