Bryce Stant leads West M boys soccer to first regional in 19 years
Bryce Stant was at his best when needed against River View in West Muskingum's biggest boys soccer win in 19 years.
West Muskingum's Bryce Stant, who has been an unyielding presence in goal all season, led his team to a historic first regional berth in 19 years. Stant's exceptional performance in a Division IV district final against St. Clairsville, where he made only four saves despite River View scoring once through Dyllan Farmer, secured the win.
The Tornado goalkeeper's pivotal save, a diving stop high to his right off a Cameron Murphy free kick, proved crucial in the 1-0 victory, granting West Muskingum the opportunity to return to the regional stage. As the team prepares for a rematch against St. Clairsville on November 4 at McFarland Stadium, they are eager to avenge their previous loss.
River View, despite entering with a depleted roster due to injuries, showed resilience and potential with standout performances from players like Dyllan Farmer and Easton Wesney, setting the stage for an exciting future in soccer.
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