The stands were packed on Monday night’s adaptive soccer game, Mustangs versus Pirates at Park Center.

“I really want the mustangs to win only because… it’s my home team. I know people from Blaine on there like Andrew Peeterson”, said a Blaine student who wishes to remain anonymous.

Andrew Peterson(11) is a wing position player. He stole the ball four times as well as helping his team score.

The first half was intense as both teams scored three points each, leaving the game tied at half time.

“This is a really good game so far, both teams are showing a really good effort, and it’s actually being a really close game. Right now were at half time and it’s tied, I’m excited to see what happens, and who’s going to win,” said a Park Center mom.

After the half time cool down, the teams gave it their all as they battled during the second half. However when the buzzer rang the score still came out to be tied at three , three.

If you are interested in cheering on the Mustanges, you can get their schedule by contacting Ted Johnson 763-506-1376 or [email protected].