This matchup was a battle from start to finish, with momentum swinging back and forth throughout the night. FORTUNE made the stronger start as INFERNO struggled to find their rhythm early. Roberto Cid played a key role in helping FORTUNE build an early lead, producing a strong performance and capitalizing on INFERNO's slow start. The arc remained tightly contested the rest of the way, with neither side able to create much separation. Every bolt felt crucial as both teams traded momentum, setting up a tense finish that could have gone either way.
While it was far from INFERNO's sharpest performance, they showed the resilience and composure of a championship-caliber team. Even without playing their best tennis for long stretches, they found a way to grind out the victory—a hallmark of good teams that know how to win ugly. The result also officially clinches a playoff berth for INFERNO, giving them another milestone in what has been an impressive season.
INFERNO Head Coach Jim Harp:“We had opportunities all night. We missed so many shots tonight. But everybody did their jobs. They know what their job is."
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Up Next: INFERNO vs RIPS July 25 @ TBD
FORTUNE vs RIDGE July 24 @ TBD