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THE MALDEN ADVOCATE–Friday, October 16, 2026 Page 11 Mystic Valley Boys Soccer Shuts Out Pioneer Charter, 2–0 The MVRCS Eagles Boys Soccer team, shown in no particular order, are; Yazan Abuzaid, Owen Abbott, Ismail Asrih, Ryan Chaouadi, Isac DeAlmeida, Ayush Doshi, Noah Elbadaoui, Luke Greenberk, Nickolas Goulart, Phinehas Gottlieb, Guvanni Janvier, Yusuf Kaya, Ezra Ko, Walker Kugele, Collin Martins, Mokshit Nuthi, Christian Saad, Gabriel Senra, Swornav Sapkota, Gabriel Souza, Danyel Vicente and Carey Voorhees.(Courtesy photo) By Emily Brennan T he Mystic Valley Regional Charter School boys’ soccer team improved to 4–1 on the season with a 2–0 victory over Pioneer Charter, earning its first win in Everett in three years. The Eagles traveled to Rivergreen Park in Everett for a competitive matchup against the Panthers. Both teams battled throughout the opening half, with Mystic Valley goalkeeper Colin Martins delivering three impressive saves to keep the contest scoreless. The Eagles eventually broke through when junior Christian Saad connected with senior Carey Voorhees, who maneuvered past several defenders before finding the back of the net to give Mystic Valley a 1–0 advantage heading into halftime. The second half featured another tightly contested battle, with both teams creating scoring opportunities. With approximately 15 minutes remaining, Saad beat a defender and combined with Voorhees on a give-and-go play. Voorhees finished the sequence for his second goal of the game, securing the 2–0 victory. Voorhees led the Eagles offensively with two goals, while Saad contributed assists on both scores. Martins anchored the defensive effort, recording a shutout to preserve the win. "It was a great team win with everyone who played contributing," said Mystic Valley's head coach Eric Martin. The Eagles return to action Friday, October 9, when they travel to Boxford to face Masconomet Regional High School at 4 p.m.

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