Men's Soccer | 10/3/2025 10:39:00 AM

Box Score 1 | Box Score 2 | Box Score 3 | Box Score 4 Kingsborough Wave Men's Soccer (2-1)

September 9th vs Rockland Hawks (0-1)
Kingsborough overwhelmed Rockland with a relentless attacking effort from the jump, scoring 13 goals and leaving little doubt about the team's offensive prowess. Klesti Murataj led with four goals, Marvens Jn Baptiste netted a hat trick, and Moise Simeon added two more, with Hazim Hakim and Jaquelle Pottinger contributing as well. Assists came from Omario Walters, Fabian Francois, Jevaughn Lamont, and Olivier Jocelyn, as the Wave controlled possession from start to finish. The team's balance and cohesion were on full display in the dominant 13-0 victory.

September 11th @ Bronx Broncos (0-1)
On the road, Kingsborough asserted themselves early and maintained control throughout. Akin Small opened the scoring in the 9th minute off Jevaughn Lamont's assist, Omario Walters added a second in the 73rd from Moise Simeon, and Klesti Murataj finished off the scoring in the 81st minute. The Wave combined solid defending with sharp counterattacks to secure a confident 3-0 clean sheet win, reinforcing their road form.

September 13th vs BMCC Panthers (2-0)
In a tightly contested matchup, the Wave faced an early deficit when the Panthers scored in the 4th minute. Moise Simeon leveled the game in the 41st with help from Keving Pyram, and although BMCC regained the lead in the 72nd, Omario Walters responded late in the 82nd minute assisted by Jevaughn Lamont. The Wave created multiple chances in the final minutes but had to settle for a hard-fought 2-2 draw with their conference foes, showing both resilience and areas for improvement.

September 16th vs Nassau Lions (0-1)
The Wave started the match as the stronger side, controlling possession and creating multiple scoring chances. Early in the game, the Wave missed two penalties within the first 10 minutes, opportunities that could have set the tone. The team did strike twice in the 18th minute as Jaquelle Pottinger scored on an Omario Walters corner and Klesti Murataj would also find the back of the net but lapses in defense near the end of the first half allowed a strong Nassau squad to capitalize. The Lions went on to score four unanswered goals turning those early missed opportunities and defensive mistakes into crucial moments. Despite fighting until the final whistle, Kingsborough fell 4-2, leaving a sour taste on a game that could have very well had a different outcome if not for the early missed opportunities.

September 18th At Queensborough Tigers (0-3)
Kingsborough struggled to find a breakthrough in the first half, creating chances but failing to convert against a disciplined Queensborough defense. The game opened up in the second half, with Hazim Hakim finally putting the Wave on the board in the 65th minute off a Klesti Murataj assist. Just three minutes later, Hakim scored again, assisted by Marvens Jn Baptiste, giving Kingsborough control of the match. Klesti Murataj added another goal in the 70th minute, followed by Ranza Toomer finishing off another Murataj setup in the 75th minute. Queensborough managed a goal in the 72nd, but the Wave's persistence and attacking balance carried them to a 4-1 victory. The win secured Kingsborough's berth in the NYC Community College Championship game vs the BMCC Panthers on October 19th.

Coach's Corner
"The start to the season is very good, we're confident, we just want to keep moving forward as we move along" – Wave Soccer Head Coach Devorn Charles