JC Higginbotham starts for Cannons against Utah Archers in surprising move
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 24, 2026, 3:46 PM
Last updated Aug 24, 2026
In a surprising development before their match against the Utah Archers, the Boston Cannons chose backup goalie JC Higginbotham to start in place of Colin Kirst. Higginbotham's first game in the role resulted in an 11-7 victory for the Cannons, marking a significant moment in his career after bouncing around five different rosters in two years. His previous experience includes stints with the New York Atlas, Denver Outlaws, and Carolina Chaos. Throughout his journey, Higginbotham has maintained a positive outlook on the opportunities presented to him, emphasizing the privilege of competing at this level. The Cannons have clinched a playoff spot as they concluded their regular season.
- •Higginbotham starts for Cannons after surprise goalie change
- •Cannons defeat Utah Archers 11-7 in Higginbotham's debut
- •Higginbotham has played for five different teams in two years
- •Cannons secure playoff spot at the end of the regular season
- •Higginbotham expresses gratitude for opportunity to compete
- 3:46 PMYahoo Sports — Five rosters later: JC Higginbotham’s unique path to the Cannons
"Moments before the Boston Cannons took on the Utah Archers in Columbus, a change in net caught everyone by surprise. Backup goalie JC Higginbotham was starting in place of Colin...
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