In their 5-1 loss to Onsted, Stockbridge once again demonstrated their growth as a team despite the challenging result. Stockbridge managed to create 16 shots compared to Onsted's 20, but the highlight was their passing game, where they completed an impressive 159 passes, an improvement from previous matches. Their passing success rate of 53% was solid, given the pressure from Onsted, who completed 246 passes at a 62% success rate.

Though Stockbridge held 44.3% of possession, they made the most of their opportunities, securing 7 corners and creating 9 crosses. Their longest passing string was 9 consecutive passes, showing their increasing ability to control the game. Stockbridge continued to improve, focusing on their team goals. Over the last 3 games, Stockbridge has set new benchmarks for passing. They increased their game total from 10 to 125 and improved against Onsted again, increasing their passing record to 159 total passes. This shows strong work in the midfield, where Stockbridge attempted 162 of their passes at a 50% success rate. 

Sophomore Koen Griffith snapped Stockbridge's 6-game-scoring drought by connecting on a free kick 30 yards out.  Stockbridge's ability to connect passes and build from the back showed steady progress. Although Onsted managed to capitalize on their opportunities, the Stockbridge squad is steadily improving and gaining confidence in their possession and passing game, laying a strong foundation for future success.