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Indian Hills soccer secures 3-1 victory against Mohave College

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Last updated Sep 5, 2026

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Summary

Top-ranked Indian Hills defeated fourth-ranked Mohave College 3-1 on Sunday to conclude the IHCC Classic in Ottumwa. The match remained scoreless until the second half, when a seven-minute offensive surge produced three goals for the Warriors. Pedro Beserra, Noah Liebl, and Furkan Cengizay each found the back of the net to secure the win. The result comes shortly after Indian Hills played to a 2-2 draw against 19th-ranked Snow. Head coach Zach Newton noted that while the team improved its scoring efficiency, the squad registered 22 shots to produce the three goals. Indian Hills now holds a 2-0-2 record and travels to Florida to face Miami Dade on Thursday before an away match against second-ranked Daytona State on Saturday.

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•Indian Hills defeated Mohave College 3-1 in Ottumwa.
•Pedro Beserra, Noah Liebl, and Furkan Cengizay scored second-half goals for the Warriors.
•Indian Hills enters the next phase of the season with a 2-0-2 record.
•The team faces Miami Dade on Thursday and Daytona State on Saturday.

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OTTUMWA — Timing is everything. Had it kicked off just 30 minutes later, top-ranked Indian Hills and fourth-ranked Mohave College would have been playing an early-season showdown of national championship contenders in a heavy downpour on Sunday. Instead, the Warrior men's soccer team beat the rain back into the Tom Arnold Net Center after being the Bighorns with a trio of goals in the second ...
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Yahoo SportsSep 5, 2026, 1:45 AM
Men's soccer: Top-ranked IHCC wins top-five clash at home
OTTUMWA — Timing is everything. Had it kicked off just 30 minutes later, top-ranked Indian Hills and fourth-ranked Mohave College would have been playing an early-season showdown of national championship contenders in a heavy downpour on Sunday. Instead, the Warrior men's soccer team beat the rain back into the Tom Arnold Net Center after being the Bighorns with a trio of goals in the second ...

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