Prep Boys Soccer: Riverhawks, Bobcats Earn Tight Road Wins

Undefeated Ridgeline and Sky View both prevail 1-0 in Region 11 matchups

Mar. 28, 2026 at 4:06am

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The top boys soccer teams in Region 11 had to grind out narrow victories on the road on Friday. Undefeated Ridgeline edged Mountain Crest 1-0 thanks to a second-half goal from Miguel Gustave, while Sky View's Bryson Penrose scored late to lift the Bobcats over Green Canyon by the same scoreline.

Why it matters

The wins keep Ridgeline and Sky View atop the Region 11 standings, setting up a crucial showdown between the two first-place teams on April 7. Both squads are looking to claim the region title outright, making these hard-fought road victories all the more important.

The details

Ridgeline's Gustave scored the game's lone goal off an assist from Ben Kotter, while Crosby West recorded his sixth shutout of the season in goal for the Riverhawks. Sky View's Penrose intercepted a Green Canyon pass and converted the chance to give the Bobcats the win, with Jace Carlson earning the clean sheet in net.

  • Penrose's game-winning goal for Sky View came with 8 minutes remaining in the second half.
  • Ridgeline and Sky View will face off on April 7 for the top spot in the Region 11 standings.

The players

Miguel Gustave

Scored the game-winning goal for Ridgeline.

Ben Kotter

Provided the assist on Gustave's goal for Ridgeline.

Bryson Penrose

Scored the decisive goal for Sky View late in the second half.

Crosby West

Ridgeline's goalkeeper, recorded his sixth shutout of the season.

Jace Carlson

Sky View's goalkeeper, earned his third clean sheet of the year.

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What they’re saying

“We as a team need to be more clinical in front of the net. Our chances were many and we didn't finish the easy ones. Mountain Crest took advantage of us not putting the game away and made it very interesting down the stretch. Happy with the win, but we need to be more disciplined in front of goal.”

— Richard Alexander, Ridgeline Head Coach

“My boys played really good. We have got to get better at playing team that play super direct. ... We need to stop making too many mistakes and gifting teams their scoring opportunities. If we can get better and those things then we will start winning game that we should win.”

— Kirt Sadler, Green Canyon Head Coach

What’s next

Sky View and Ridgeline will face off on April 7 to determine the outright Region 11 champion.

The takeaway

These hard-fought 1-0 victories on the road showcase the competitiveness of the top boys soccer teams in Region 11, setting the stage for a crucial showdown between the undefeated Riverhawks and Bobcats as they battle for the regional title.