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Harlan Cyclones Break Losing Streak with 4-1 Victory

The Harlan Cyclones celebrated a much-needed 4-1 home victory against the Underwood Eagles, snapping a three-game losing streak. With this win, Harlan improves to 6-8-1, while Underwood faces a rapid chance for redemption later today. Don't miss the full story!

Zach Hammer

May 12, 2025 — 1 min read

In a recent soccer matchup, the Harlan Cyclones defeated the Underwood Eagles with a score of 4-1. This victory, held on May 11, marked an important win for Harlan, breaking their three-match losing streak at home and improving their record to 6-8-1.

Underwood, on the other hand, suffered their second consecutive loss, bringing their record down to 7-9-2.

Despite the defeat, Underwood will have a quick opportunity for redemption, as the two teams are set to meet again later today.

For more details on this soccer showdown and future matchups, check out the full article! Read here.

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