In Bangor, Maine, the Husson University Eagles men’s soccer team secured a hard-fought victory against the University of New England Nor’easters on Saturday afternoon. The match, which took place at Boucher Field, was a thrilling display of skill and determination, showcasing the talent of NCAA Division III soccer.
The Eagles found themselves in an early challenge but quickly turned the tide thanks to a **_game-winning goal_** by senior forward Mike Muir in the 78th minute. Muir’s strike capped off a well-coordinated play that involved multiple players, demonstrating the team’s strong chemistry and tactical awareness on the field. This goal not only gave the Eagles a 2-1 lead but also marked Muir’s fourth goal of the season, solidifying his importance to the team’s offensive strategy.
Prior to that pivotal moment, the Nor’easters had actually opened the scoring early in the match. However, Husson responded with resilience and equalized through junior midfielder Jason Leavitt in the 56th minute, igniting the crowd and shifting momentum back in their favor.
The victory improved Husson’s overall record to **_5-2-1_**, putting them in a strong position as they head into the second half of the season. Furthermore, their performance emphasizes their growth and adaptability as they navigate a competitive schedule.
The Eagles will be looking to build on this momentum in their next matchup, aiming to further their success and secure a spot in the postseason playoffs. Fans are encouraged to continue supporting the team as they make their push toward championship contention.
