CHICAGO, Ill. — Roosevelt edged Davenport 1-0 on Sunday at Morris Field. Despite the Panthers' 18 shots, with 11 on target, Roosevelt's goalkeeper recorded 10 saves to secure a shutout victory. Roosevelt tallied the game's only goal in the first half, which proved to be decisive in the tightly contested match.

The first half began with a strong defensive display from the Panthers, as Beau Hudd made several key saves to keep the game level through the initial stages. Despite consistent efforts, including shots by Charlie Davis and Maxamillian Postlewait, the Panthers were unable to convert their chances, as Eric Carvajal made multiple stops for Roosevelt.

Midway through the half, the Panthers continued to press, with Easton Lopez and Jordy Rodriguez both challenging the opposing goalkeeper. However, it was Roosevelt who found the back of the net in the 44th minute, with Matthew Goulding scoring with an assist from Luca Swinton. The half closed with the Panthers trailing 1-0.

The second half began with Hudd making a crucial save against a shot from Roosevelt's Caco Fernandez, maintaining the intensity early on. Henry Lopez's effort on goal in the 59th minute was saved by Carvajal, setting the tone for a competitive second half.

As the half progressed, the Panthers continued to apply pressure. Aidan Orth's attempt was followed by a sequence of shots, including efforts from Aiden Phenicie and Drew Matyunas, all testing Carvajal's resolve but to no avail. Hudd remained vigilant, denying multiple threats from the opposition, including a notable save against Rafael Rios's attempt in the 82nd minute.

Despite sustained offensive efforts and multiple corner opportunities, the Panthers were unable to find the back of the net. The half closed with a scoreless draw, leaving Roosevelt's earlier lead intact, as the final whistle confirmed a 1-0 result in favor of the home team.

Henry Lopez took four shots, with two on target, making him a key offensive contributor. Davis led the team with five shots, three of which were on goal, posing a constant threat to the opposition. Hudd made four saves during his 90 minutes in goal, allowing just one goal through. Postlewait managed one shot, ensuring it was on target in the defensive half.

Carvajal recorded 10 saves, securing a shutout in the match. Goulding contributed a game-winning goal, with his single shot on target finding the back of the net. Swinton provided the team's only assist, aiding in the pivotal goal.

In their next game, the Panthers will travel to University Center, Mich., to face Saginaw Valley State on October 29. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. as they continue their season on the road.