Carroll High School

The Carroll Chargers boys soccer team saw their postseason run come to an end in a hard-fought regional semifinal against Homestead, falling 3–1 in overtime. The match was a tense battle from the opening whistle, with both teams showing defensive discipline and flashes of attacking brilliance. Carroll struck first in regulation, as Jonah Barranda found the back of the net off a well-placed assist from Landon Wells, giving the Chargers a 1–0 lead and energizing the crowd. Homestead responded with a goal of their own to level the score, and despite several chances from both sides, the match remained tied at the end of regulation. Carroll goalkeeper Landon Macy kept the Chargers in contention with four key saves, including a diving stop late in the second half. In overtime, Homestead capitalized on their momentum, scoring twice to seal the victory and advance to the regional final. Though the result was disappointing, Carroll’s effort and resilience were evident throughout the match. The Chargers wrap up their season with pride, having battled through sectional play and pushed a strong Homestead squad to the limit. With a talented core and valuable experience gained, Carroll looks poised for another competitive campaign next year.