Sure the final score hurt but that’s not the real pain.  Sure only having minimal mistakes in an 80 minute match and still coming out on the losing side hurts, but that’s not the real pain.  Sure out shooting your opponent by double digits hurts, but that’s still not it. Sure watching Sam Hughes and Brendan Robbins have the game of their life and still not win hurts, but that’s not it.  However; when Alex Davenport is already out, hurt, the last thing the Chiefs need is one more injury. Unfortunately the Chiefs suffered 3 more.  Owen Barnes, the lone goal scorer, had to be replaced when his low back was wrecked.  Sal Marchionda had his ankle stomped on by the defender as if the defender was “River dancing” and Sal’s ankle was the stage.  Brendan Robbins was The 3rd player the Chiefs  played without. Late in the first half Robbins carved his way through multiple defenders and was leveled while striking a left footed bomb. The contact forced Robbins to the ground awkwardly, resulting with Robbins getting up slowly.  Immediately Brendan knew he had broken his arm and ran off of the field holding his arm with the other hand.  He was swiftly rushed to the hospital  and we all await the diagnosis. 

“Sure the outcome (the score) wasn’t in our favor tonight, but we played great soccer. I thoroughly enjoyed watching my team play soccer the correct way tonight. We were fast, strong, possessive, controlled, and tireless. We moved the ball so rhythmically and with conviction that anyone who appreciates soccer would’ve seen the commitment to detail. You can not play soccer this detailed without reaping the rewards, and our rewards will be in the State Tournament when all our guys are suited up and ready to play,”  Coach Matt Lividini