You learn more from losing than you do from winning

In a challenging match against NMH, KUA faced a disappointing 6-0 defeat. The game was a true test of their skills and resilience, and despite the score line, there were several positives to take away from this encounter. The first half of the game ended with a score of 4-0 in favor of NMH. Despite the deficit, KUA had three excellent opportunities to score, showing their determination and offensive potential. It was a hard-fought battle, with both teams demonstrating their strength on the field. NMH were not only skillful but also older and quicker than KUA. Their experience and physical advantage proved to be a significant challenge throughout the game. Despite this, KUA did not back down and fought to the best of its abilities. In the second half, KUA managed to tighten their defense and limit NMH to only two more goals. Holding NMH to a 6-0 lead in the second half showcased KUA's team's defensive capabilities and their ability to adapt to the opponent's strategy. This resilience and the refusal to give up even in the face of adversity is a testament to the team's character. It is important to remember that sports are not just about winning; they are also about learning and improving. This game served as a valuable experience, highlighting areas for growth in the KUA team. The players gained valuable insights into teamwork, communication, and strategies for facing tough opponents. The coach has always emphasized the importance of learning from both wins and losses. Despite the tough result, this game will undoubtedly be a source of motivation and determination for KUA to work harder and improve in the upcoming matches. 

Team: William Gong, Charles Clammer, Charles Tong, Horace Morel, Cale Goodnow, Jonah Goidel, Tommy Doherty, Carl-Georg Dehnen, Spencer Hutchinson, Warner Malloy, Henry Elliott, Taylor Dickinson, Zach Jaffe, Alex Duryea, Franklin Dickerman, Hayden Mattiko, Grant Hedstrom, Adam Shaver, Aiden Ayers.