“Anytime you win at home is a good feeling. You know, it being Homecoming adds to it. I’m happy for the kids,” said Mason head coach Adam Amerine.

Momentum changed hands in the second half, however, as the Wolves tallied the night’s only goal five minutes after the intermission.

The Mustangs (7-3) have won five matches in a row after a 2-3 start to the year.

Mason head coach Adam Amerine believes his team (2-2) has improved defensively, specifically improving at getting to the ball. However, he acknowledges that while the offense is moving the ball well, untimely holding penalties have put the team in difficult situations.