EXETER – In their eleventh game of the season, the South Huron Rush entered August still searching for their first win. Article content

On Aug. 6, the 10th-place Rush saw an opportunity when they hosted ninth-ranked Sarnia. In the end, however, South Huron suffered their 10th loss of the season, falling 5–0. Article content Article content

Early on, it was clear the two teams were evenly matched, with both struggling to gain the upper hand, but it was South Huron who made the first mistake.

Sarnia opened the scoring when an errant clearance by a Rush player rolled slowly down the centre of the pitch. A Sarnia midfielder pounced, sending a high, hard one-timer into the top of the net, leaving goaltender Sophie Thorpe with no chance.

The match remained competitive, with much of the p

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