Uxbridge’s boys soccer team played an open, high-scoring affair with AMSA that ended 5-5, extending the Spartans’ strong run this season. Uxbridge, now 10-2-3, had a 2-1 halftime lead before the defenses gave way and the game turned into an offensive showcase. Krish Patel and Cameron Desroches each scored twice, pacing Uxbridge’s attack and giving the crowd plenty to cheer about.
Earlier in the week, Uxbridge edged Keefe Tech 2-1, where Sebastian Molit and Cameron Desroches supplied the goals that pushed the Spartans past the Broncos. Uxbridge’s balance has come from multiple scoring options and second-half adjustments that allow the team to stay dangerous late in matches.
Looking ahead, Uxbridge hosts Auburn at 3:30 p.m. Auburn arrives at 6-4-3 and has momentum after consecutive wins over Douglas and Hudson, so the Spartans will need a complete performance to keep climbing the D4 ladder and improve on their No. 16 power ranking. If Uxbridge keeps producing chances through Patel, Desroches, and Molit, they should remain in contention for top spots in the league.
