Boys soccer

Fountain Hills boys soccer reflects on senior night

Falcons graduating nine seniors

The Falcons have nine seniors this year. From left, Garren Keeler, Josh Ball, Jayden Harned, Canon Lipps, Jaxson Butcher, Gannon Young, head coach Jon Davies, Brendan Davies, Ayden Nguyen and Danny Gonzalez. (Independent Newsmeida/George Zeliff)

The Fountain Hills High School boys soccer team went out swinging on their home court senior night.

The Falcons (1-6) played their final home game of the season against No. 13 Scottsdale Christian (5-2-1) Tuesday, Jan. 16, and fell 3-1 on senior night.

Senior Jaxson Butcher scored a goal but was called offsides, and senior Gannon Young, who started playing soccer this year, scored his first goal of the season in the final five seconds of the first half to make it 2-1.

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