Teddy Curry with the save to end the quarter. Zach French scores in the first minute of the fourth quarter to give Radnor a 5-3 lead https://t.co/9yfTpQlfod pic.twitter.com/tIjaWJU8vQ

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Radnor vs. Springfield Standout

One of the best goalies in the 2028 class, Curry delivered another gem for the Raptors. Last year’s regular-season Springfield game was his first career start, in which he was brilliant. That happened again this time as he made 13 saves and never gave the Cougars a chance to get offensive momentum after they went up 2-0. It’s very clear that Curry is infinitely more confident in the Radnor cage this year since he knows he doesn’t have to look over his shoulder to keep a stranglehold on the job. Curry made a terrific save on a partial breakaway. Later, Zach French gave Radnor a 6-3 lead and Curry immediately denied a great high-to-high look from Mason Ellis to keep all the momentum with the Raptors. He also added a terrific stop off of a righty offering from Luke Valerio, then iced the game with a clean stop on a Gabe Ryan stepdown with 1:32 to play. The lefty keeper looks noticeably bigger than a year ago, but he still has the quickness to go with the IQ to quickly diagnose plays.

“We just know what shots we want to give up and trust me to stop, and our guys did a great job and got a lot of knockdowns,” Curry said. “(Sophomore LSM) James Cox had, like, three caused turnovers. My game has developed from working with our offense every day. We have great shooters everywhere in our offense and that’s probably the biggest part of it.”