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Fowler, Woods lift Cavaliers past Pratt 2-0

The photo captures an intense moment during a soccer match featuring three players in action: The central player, wearing a green and black striped jersey with the number 10, is actively controlling or contesting the ball. Flanking them are two players in white jerseys, numbered 19 and 2, likely defending or challenging for possession. The ball is visible near the feet of the central player. The background shows a blurred view of trees and a fence, indicating an outdoor field setting. It?s a dynamic shot that highlights the athleticism and competitive energy of the game.

Scoring Summary

1st - 26:31 - Sei Fowler (Johnson County Community College)
2nd - 86:19 - Khoi Woods (Johnson County Community College)

Game Leaders

Johnson County Community College
G: 2 Players (#15, #19) - 1
A: Conor Meyers - 1
Sh: Kael Drummond - 2
Sv: Cooper Burandt - 5
Pratt Community College
G: N/A
A: N/A
Sh: 5 Players (#5, #8, #13, #20, #24) - 1
Sv: Miles Copeland - 2

Team Stats

Johnson County Community College
Pratt Community College

Shots (on goal)

8 (4)
5 (5)

Saves

5
2

Fouls

13
9

Corner Kicks

2
4

Offsides

0
0
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Posted: Oct 16, 2025

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. – The No. 16-ranked Johnson County Community College men's soccer team returned to the winning column with a 2-0 win on the road at Pratt Community College Wednesday night.  With the victory the Cavaliers improve to 9-4-4 on the season and 4-1-2 in conference play.

Freshman midfielder Sei Fowler opened the scoring midway through the first half with a spectacular strike from 25 yards out — his first goal of the season.

Johnson County sealed the win late in the match when freshman forward Conor Meyers found Khoi Woods for an insurance goal in the 86th minute. It marked Woods' team-leading ninth goal of the season. He currently ranks tied for second in the conference in goals scored and third in the KJCCC in total points with 21.

Freshman goalkeeper Cooper Burandt recorded his third shutout of the season, stopping all five shots he faced to improve his record to 4-1-1.

Johnson County travels to Beatrice, Nebraska Saturday, October 18,  to face Southeast Community College.