SEWELL, NJ - Harford Community College and Mercer County Community College played to a hard-fought 1-1 draw in an intense soccer match that showcased both teams' determination and defensive prowess.

Mercer County Community College took the lead in the 28th minute when Teddy Nkamanyi found the back of the net with a well-placed through ball. It was a moment of skill and precision that gave Mercer County the early advantage. However, the Fighting Owls managed to respond swiftly, with Kodjo Gaklo scoring a header just one minute later in the 29th minute. The match was characterized by a back-and-forth struggle for control, with both teams displaying strong defensive efforts.

Despite a barrage of shots from Harford, Mercer County's defense held strong, managing to keep the score level. Both sides had strong offensive statistics with Harford finding 16 total shots, 14 of which were on target. Mercer County was able to create 9 shots on goal.

In the goalkeeping department, Harford's keeper made 8 saves to keep their team in the game, while Mercer County's goalkeeper made 13 saves. Corner kicks were limited, with Harford having 2 and Mercer County not earning any throughout the match.

Despite their efforts, neither team was able to break the deadlock in the second half, resulting in a 1-1 draw.

Next up the Fighting Owls host Howard for a MDJUCO double header.