DAVENPORT, Iowa — Davenport defeated St. Cloud St. 1-0 on Sunday, snapping a two-game losing streak with a defensive performance that limited the visiting Huskies to six shots on goal. The Panthers broke through early in the first half before 577 spectators at [venue], improving to 4-7-5 overall while St. Cloud St. fell to 4-12-1.
Charlie Davis scored the match-winner in the 21st minute, providing the only goal needed for Davenport's victory. The Panthers' defense held firm throughout the remainder of the contest, with goalkeeper making eight saves to preserve the shutout.
St. Cloud St. generated eight shots on goal but could not convert any opportunities against Davenport's backline. The Huskies attempted 15 total shots while earning six corner kicks, yet their offensive pressure proved insufficient. Davenport countered with 13 shot attempts and seven corner kicks of its own, controlling possession through disciplined play.
The Panthers' defensive unit was the decisive factor, holding St. Cloud St. scoreless despite the visitors' sustained pressure. Davenport's goalkeeper recorded eight saves compared to five for St. Cloud St.'s keeper, reflecting the home team's ability to limit high-quality chances. The hosts also won the corner-kick battle 7-6, maintaining territorial advantage in critical moments.
This victory marks Davenport's first win in three matches after consecutive losses to Roosevelt and Saginaw Valley. St. Cloud St., meanwhile, extended its losing streak to four consecutive defeats, having been shut out in three