By: Tayler Gilmore

Students, parents, and super-fans were extremely excited to make an appearance at MHS’s Homecoming soccer game where Moline faced one of their biggest rivals: United Township. Coach Sanchez ,who has been coaching for twenty-three years, kind enough to answer some questions about the season, the team, and how having the super-fans there impacted the night. Sanchez stated that “the team has had a rough start, but are moving in the right direction.” His advice for the boys prior to the game was “to enjoy the experience, but to also keep a mental focus.” Additionally, he was “happy more fans came out to support the boys.” After hearing some words from Coach Sanchez, players: Dylan Hillbloom and Tejan Jah commented that “

.” With this, Ms. Carrie Lopez, who works the ticket booth, also adds how superfanning has had a positiveimpact on the number of fans who come out to see the soccer games. Nonetheless, both teams did an excellent job, resulting to a 1-0 win for junior varsity, and varsity ending with a tie of 0-0 after going into double overtime! It was a tough match but the Maroons kept fighting and succeeded!