<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1GhBFI_0vlx4zfs00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1GhBFI_0vlx4zfs00" width="1843" height="1124" ></figure>The Stoughton boys soccer team found its scoring punch, but fell to Baraboo 4-3 in a Badger Small Conference game on Tuesday, Sept. 24, at Stoughton High School.It was the first time since Stoughton’s opener on Aug. 30 that the Vikings scored a goal.“It was definitely our best performance of the season, and even though we didn't get a win, we still felt good after the game, because all the guys knew they just put in a good performance,” Stoughton coach Justin Packard said,After a Baraboo goal off a free kick in the 17th minute, Stoughton quickly equalized in the 18th minute after Aiden Klawitter scored off an assist from Gabe Horton.“It was a really composed finish for Aiden, and a clever pass by Gabe,” Packard said.Baraboo took a 3-1 lead into half after scores in the 26th and 27th minutes.Horton cut the deficit to one after he fired in a goal off a rebound in the 54th minute. Baraboo got a goal back in the 55th minute to extend its advantage to 4-2.The Vikings responded again with a goal from Blendi Grainca in the 71st minute. Grainca scored off a through ball from Adem Selmani.“Overall it was our best team performance of the year,” Packard said. “The guys did a great job playing as one unit on both sides of the ball. Baraboo was better than us on this night, but our guys' fight and effort in this game was really exciting to see…We had a couple mental lapses that led to goals in this match, so we'll definitely address those and clean them up, but as we continue to get players back from injury, I think we're gonna be a tough out. It's gonna be a fun second half of the season.”</div></body>

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Boys soccer: Stoughton finds offense, but falls to Baraboo

The Stoughton boys soccer team found its scoring punch, but fell to Baraboo 4-3 in a Badger Small Conference game on Tuesday, Sept. 24, at Stoughton High School. It was the first time since Stoughton’s opener on Aug. 30 that the Vikings scored a goal. “It was definitely our...