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Speedway defeats Tri West 5-1 in varsity boys soccer at Speedway High School
Summary
Speedway High School beat the visiting Tri West Bruins 5-1 in a boys varsity soccer match at Speedway High School in Speedway, Indiana. Broadcasters named several Speedway scorers and noted a Tri West goal; coaches for both teams were identified during the broadcast.
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Speedway High School defeated the visiting Tri West Bruins 5-1 in a varsity boys soccer match at Speedway High School in Speedway, Indiana, according to the game broadcast. The announcer reported multiple Speedway goals and one for Tri West; scorers mentioned in the broadcast included Speedway’s No. 11 Ebu Pei, No. 33 Brodie Walton and No. 9 Joey Havlin, and Tri West’s No. 16 Mars Puigu.
The game served as Speedway’s homecoming match, and the broadcast included the starting lineups for both teams and several substitutions and a goalkeeper change. Tri West’s announced starting goalkeeper was Camden Sankey (No. 00); Speedway’s starting goalkeeper was Tyler Robbins (No. 00) with a later keeper change to Nate Conrad (listed as wearing 0). Tri West was introduced as being led by head coach Braun Mendenhall; Speedway’s team was introduced as led by head coach Dean Haviland, with assistant coaches Bob Oth, Luke Charbonneau and Alex Ruiz.
The broadcast listed the starting lineups and multiple in-game substitutions for both teams. Not all goal times or all five Speedway goal scorers were clearly identified in the audio transcript; the announcer explicitly named three Speedway scorers (Ebu Pei, Brodie Walton and Joey Havlin) and the Tri West scorer (Mars Puigu). Other scoring events were described in the play-by-play without consistent player-name spelling, and several minute markers in the transcript were garbled or unclear. The announcer repeatedly referenced corner kicks, yellow-carding (Tri West No. 11 Mason Mendenhall was issued a yellow), and substitutions for both teams.
Officials or formal match paperwork (referee names, league or tournament authority) were not named in the broadcast transcript. The broadcast did not specify the match date. The play-by-play proceeded from announced starting lineups through the national anthem and the full match coverage that concluded with the announcer stating the final score as “Speedway 5-1 over the Tri West Bruins.”
Full quotes and attributions are limited to the broadcast voice and the team introductions included in the audio. The broadcast did not record any postgame statements from coaches or players in the provided transcript.
The announcer’s play-by-play and roster introductions are the primary record for the events in the transcript excerpt provided; any player name variants appearing in the transcript (for example, “Ebu,” “Emu,” and “Amu” Pei) were normalized in this report to the initial roster listing form, “Ebu Pei,” for consistency with the starting-lineup announcement. The transcript contained ambiguous minute markers (for example, references to the “50 fourth minute” and “50 eighth minute”) that could not be definitively corrected from the audio alone.

