Boys soccer results for Saturday, Sept. 13, 2025

ST. CHARLES — Gustavs Baltavics, Israel Barboza and Lennox Robinson each registered a goal and an assist as the Rockets cruised past SCLA in a non-conference clash.

Eldin Begic, Jonah Ramirez and Elijah Sawatsky each scored as well for the Rockets (6-1-1).

Nolan Warmkagathje made 16 saves for SCLA (4-4).

John Marshall 6, St. Charles/Lewiston-Altura 0
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John Marshall: Gustavs Baltavics 1 goal, 1 assist; Israel Barboza 1 goal, 1 assist; Eldin Begic 1 goal; Franklin Melendez 1 assist; Zack Najya 2 assists; Jonah Ramirez 1 goal; Lennox Robinson 1 goal, 1 assist; Elijah Sawatsky 1 goal. Goalie: David Carter 3 saves; Matthias Gabrielson 6 saves.
St. Charles: Goalie: Nolan Warmkagathje16 saves.

ROCHESTER — For the second consecutive game, Jack Goin scored a pair of goals as Mayo knocked off Section 1, Class 3A foe Farmington.

Nathan Rea had a goal and an assist, while Sam Thompson scored on a banger of a goal from the top of the box. Alex Zoghby was excellent in the midfield, according to coach Tim Jennings.

Mayo 4, Farmington 2
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Farmington: No stats available.
Mayo: Amani Gupta 1 assist; Davvian Perales 1 assist; Fionn Pittock 1 assist; Jack Goin 2 goals; Nathaniel Rea 1 goal, 1 assist; Sam Thomson 1 goal. Goalie: Henry Collura 0 save.
Notes: Mayo is 5-1-1; Farmington is 0-6-2.

Stewartville 2, Winona Cotter 0
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Winona Cotter: Goalie: Ezra Burros 5 saves.
Stewartville: Cole Kropp 1 assist; Lucas Yennie 1 assist; Lukas Nelson 1 goal; Charlie Boerger 1 goal. Goalie: Brocken Rester 6 saves.
Notes: Stewartville is ranked 6th in Class 1A, 10-0 overall; Winona Cotter ranked 8th in 1A, 7-1 overall.

Kasson-Mantorville/Triton 3, Winona 1
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Kasson-Mantorville/Triton: Sawyer Bendickson 1 goal; Cooper Bebee 2 goals. Goalie: Brady Voss 8 saves.
Winona: No stats available.

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