Huskies Edge Out Kodiaks

In a thrilling display of futsal skill and agility, the college match between Lethbridge and Keyano unfolded with electrifying intensity. From the kickoff, it was evident that both teams were evenly matched, trading possession and chances in a dynamic display of skill.

The game exploded into life within the first ten minutes, as Lethbridge utilized their lightning-fast breaks to stretch the field, creating numerous odd-man rushes. However, Keyano remained composed, countering with precision and quickness. It was Keyano's #6 Luca Van Rijn who broke the deadlock, showcasing her finesse and finishing ability to put her team ahead.

Not to be outdone, Lethbridge swiftly responded, with #3 Taylor Hrycun sniping one to level the score. As the first half progressed, Keyano began to assert their dominance, pushing forward with relentless determination.

The second half saw both teams continue to battle fiercely, with chances coming quick and fast. Lethbridge came agonizingly close to taking the lead, hitting the post early on. However, it was Keyano's #17 Alouet Agar who found the breakthrough, capitalizing on a congested play to sneak the ball past the keeper amidst multiple deflections.

With time running out, Keyano pressed on, coming inches away from extending their lead as they struck the post. The pace never relented, with both sides leaving everything on the court in pursuit of victory.

Players of the game were Keyano's #16 Khloe Webber who shone brightly with her exceptional contributions, while Lethbridge's #3 Taylor Hrycun exhibited skill and determination throughout.