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Nickell Stands Tall with 26 Saves , CMS Battles In 3-0 Loss

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BLACKSBURG, Va. (VR) – The CMS boys soccer team couldn’t break through and fell 3-0 to Blacksburg on the road, but the Cougars leaned on a heavy defensive effort to stay competitive.

Goalkeeper Sam Nickell anchored the match with 26 saves, facing constant pressure and limiting further damage. Oliver Brown controlled the midfield with a steady presence, while the defensive line held firm under sustained attacks.

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Published on April 3, 2026 and Last Updated on April 3, 2026 by Christopher Mentz