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HOLT, Mich. – The last time Holt played Williamston in boys soccer, it was during the 2021 campaign and Williamston found a way to advance with a 2-1 victory in the Capital Area Athletic Conference Tournament.
Three years later, and the Rams finally got a chance to exact some revenge on the Hornets and did so with a reversal, tripping up visiting Williamston 2-1 in the CAAC-Silver Cup Tournament semifinals match Monday.
Holt built a 1-0 lead at half after a 29th-minute goal from Furaha Djumbe, his eighth of the season. Carrick Christensen added his ninth goal of the campaign in the 55th minute.
Williamston fought back with a goal in the 55th minute but could not net the equalizer.
CJ Sampson had 11 saves for Holt (8-5-3).
Holt will host Grand Ledge at 7 p.m. Wednesday night in the CAAC-Silver Cup Tournament finals, which is the second of five mini cup tournament for the 21-member Capital Area Athletic Conference.
GRAND LEDGE 1, HASLETT 0: Jason Rivera scored the goal of a pass from Drew Buckland and the Comets advanced to Wednesday’s CAAC-Silver Cup Tournament finals with this shutout win Tuesday night. Max Berry made six saves for the clean sheet, Grand Ledge’s eighth shutout of the campaign and the Comets’ fifth in their last six games. Grand Ledge improves to 8-4-3 overall, while Haslett, the CAAC-Red Division runner-up, falls to 7-4-6 overall. Haslett was 5-0-3 in its last eight games but couldn’t find the firepower to reach the CAAC-Silver finals.
CAAC-BRONZE CUP
EATON RAPIDS 2, ST. JOHNS 1: Eaton Rapids, the Capital Area Athletic Conference-White Division champions at 6-1-0, advanced to the CAAC-Bronze Cup finals with this narrow win over St. Johns Tuesday. The Greyhounds (8-6-1) have now outscored their opposition 41-31 this season and will host Lansing Sexton in the finals.
LANSING SEXTON 3, LAKE ODESSA LAKEWOOD 1: Sexton, the third-place finisher in the CAAC-White Division, upended CAAC-White runner-up Lakewood to advance to the CAAC-Bronze Tournament finals. Sexton, which is off to one of its best starts in decades at 9-2-1 overall, have outscored the opposition 55-13 this season which is one of the program’s better totals. The J-Dubbs advance to face top-seeded Eaton Rapids in the finals at p.m. Thursday on the road in Eaton Rapids.
CAAC-COPPER CUP TOURNAMENT
FOWLERVILLE 2, LANSING CATHOLIC 1: The Gladiators, who finished fifth in the CAAC-Red Division final standings, advanced to the CAAC-Copper Cup Tournament finals with this one-goal win over Lansing Catholic. Fowlerville improves to 9-10-0 overall, while slips to 5-8-0 overall on the season.
LANSING EVERETT 6, PORTLAND 1: Everett, the sixth-place finisher in a loaded CAAC-Blue Division this season, advanced to the finals of the CAAC-Copper Cup Tournament finals by cruising past Portland Tuesday night. Everest will host Fowlerville on Wednesday night in the Copper Cup finals.
CAAC-CONSOLATION CUP TOURNAMENT
CHARLOTTE 2, IONIA 1: Charlotte advances to the second round of the CAAC-Consolation Cup with this win Tuesday over Ionia. Charlotte will face the winner of Wednesday’s match between Olivet and Lansing Waverly. Charlotte improves to 8-7-0 overall with the win, while Ionia falls to 2-12-1.
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