In an exciting matchup at the Soccer for a Cause festival, the Edison girls soccer team fought to a 1-1 tie against South Brunswick. The game showcased the Eagles’ resilience and determination, as they battled back for the tie.
Edison’s goalkeeper, Sydney Huertas, was a standout performer with an impressive 11 saves, denying South Brunswick numerous scoring opportunities. Huertas kept Edison in the game and allowed them to mount a comeback. Isabella Charles provided the offensive spark for Edison, scoring the crucial equalizer.
With this tie, Edison’s record now stands at 0-9-1. Despite the challenging season, the Eagles continue to show their fighting spirit and commitment to improvement. The Soccer for a Cause game served as a reminder of the team’s potential and provided a positive momentum boost for the remainder of the season.
The Edison girls soccer team deserves recognition for their effort and sportsmanship in the Soccer for a Cause game. They represented their school and community with pride and demonstrated the true meaning of teamwork and perseverance.
Soccer for a Cause Festival
The Soccer for a Cause festival is a charitable event that brings together 22 girls’ soccer teams from the Greater Middlesex Conference to raise money for pediatric cancer patients and other children in need. The tournament benefits The Marisa Tufaro Foundation and Go4theGoal.
In addition to raising money, the participating teams also collect non-perishable food items for REPLENISH, a regional food bank serving Middlesex County residents. The top fundraising teams for each charity will be recognized during an awards presentation on the day of the festival.
The Edison Eagles are proud to be a part of this worthy cause and look forward to continuing their successful season on and off the field.
