MC Powers Past College of Southern Maryland in Road Victory

La Plata, MD — Montgomery College traveled to face College of Southern Maryland and returned home with a convincing win, fueled by a dominant offensive performance that saw five goals from a balanced attack.

The Raptors unleashed 36 shots, with 17 on target, overwhelming the Hawks' defense throughout the match. Midfielder Marcelo Martinez-Herrero was the engine of Montgomery's attack, registering 1 goal and 1 assist, orchestrating play and creating chances from the midfield.

Defender Miguel Graneda-Penalva made a surprising impact, netting 2 goals from his 2 shots on goal, showcasing precision and composure from the backline. Forward Jet Ryen-Read kept the Hawks on their heels with 7 shots, including 1 goal, while Jonathon Koun added another goal to round out Montgomery's scoring.

Playmaker Paolo Perez chipped in with 2 assists, and Owen Laborde contributed another, highlighting the Raptors' excellent ball distribution and teamwork in the attacking third.

Despite not scoring, Oscar Alvarado-Celis and Ewen Nedellec combined for 10 shots, keeping consistent pressure on the College of Southern Maryland's backline and opening up space for their teammates.

Montgomery's defense held strong, limiting the hosts' chances and ensuring a clean sheet for goalkeeper Avery Langford, who wasn't called on to make a save thanks to the defensive work of Jacob Escobar, Kenjy Vertil-Dorelus(who received a yellow card), and others.

Midfielder Boris Agyeman also picked up a yellow card in what was otherwise a composed and disciplined performance from the visitors.

With this win, Montgomery College continues to build momentum, showing depth, balance, and confidence as the postseason approaches.