Gavin Bernard scored four goals to power Comp Sci boys soccer to a 5-1 win over International on Wednesday in Connecticut. Luis Ruiz Reyna contributed a goal and assisted Bernard on two of his strikes, helping seal the dominant victory.
Bernard’s scoring spree came swiftly, putting Comp Sci firmly in control throughout the match. Ruiz Reyna’s involvement was crucial in linking play and setting up opportunities, especially for Bernard’s multiple finishes. The result marked a clear statement in the fall season as Comp Sci asserted their offensive edge.
The game unfolded with Comp Sci taking early command, quickly establishing a lead thanks to Bernard’s clinical finishing. Ruiz Reyna’s vision and passing created space and chances, elevating the team’s attacking threat. International managed to pull one back, but Comp Sci’s defense stood firm to limit further damage.
In addition to Bernard’s four goals and Ruiz Reyna’s overall contribution, the team’s cohesion was evident. Their ability to convert chances underlined a sharpness that could prove decisive in upcoming fixtures. The win adds momentum for Comp Sci as the season progresses.
Elsewhere in Connecticut high school sports, girls volleyball saw NFA dominate Waterford 3-0. Janiah Carter led the way with 11 kills, 11 digs, and two aces. Set scores were 25-11, 26-24, and 25-20, reflecting a competitive middle set before NFA closed out the match.
For continuing coverage, readers can follow updated scoreboards, schedules, and standings on the Connecticut high school sports pages. This article draws on the Wednesday report from GameTimeCT Sports Roundup by Sean Patrick Bowley of Hearst Connecticut Media.
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