DeWitt Boys Soccer Falls in Dramatic State Semifinal Loss
DeWitt boys soccer lost a Div. 2 State Semifinal match 3-2 to Warren De La Salle in Waterford, with the winning goal scored in the final minute of a rain-soaked game.
Lansing, MI, November 5, 2026 —
The DeWitt boys soccer team’s season concluded with a narrow 3-2 defeat against Warren De La Salle in the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) Division 2 State Semifinals. The match took place in Waterford.
The game was marked by challenging weather conditions, with participants playing through a rain-soaked field. The decisive moment came late in the contest, as Warren De La Salle secured the winning goal in the final minute of play. This late score ended DeWitt’s hopes of advancing to the state championship.
The exact date of the semifinal match was not provided in the summary. Further details regarding the specific goal scorers for both teams, the attendance, or any penalties assessed during the game were also not specified. The summary indicates the competitive nature of the semifinal, with the final score reflecting a closely contested battle between the two teams.
DeWitt’s journey to the state semifinals represented a significant achievement for the program. The team faced a strong opponent in Warren De La Salle, ultimately succumbing to a late goal in a match that was significantly impacted by the weather. The loss means DeWitt will not compete for the state title this year. The final outcome of the Division 2 State Championship involving Warren De La Salle was not detailed in the provided information.
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