The Mid-Prairie Golden Hawks wrapped up a demanding campaign with a 4-9-3 overall record, but the team’s perseverance did not go unnoticed. Despite the modest win column, the season was marked by moments of resilience and growth that set the stage for future progress.
Goalkeeper Mac Yoder shines
Between the posts, Mac Yoder proved to be a steady presence, logging more than 1,100 minutes of play while posting a 79.4% save percentage. His 127 stops helped preserve two clean sheets, and his offensive contribution added a goal to the tally, underscoring his versatility.
Forward Matthew Troyer makes his mark
Up front, Matthew Troyer led the Golden Hawks with 11 goals and six assists, accumulating 28 points — the highest individual total on the roster. His consistent attacking output earned him an honorable mention on the All-RVC list, highlighting his impact despite the team’s overall record.
Looking ahead
Both Yoder and Troyer exemplify the blend of skill and determination that defines Mid-Prairie soccer. As the program moves forward, their experiences provide a foundation for younger players to build upon, promising a more competitive future for the Golden Hawks.