The final was reportedly settled 12 minutes into the second half, when Alec Pierce found the net from a long-range free kick.
That finish gives the junior forward a defining moment in a season already marked by consistent production. Dupuis also made an impact at both ends of the attack, with the report listing him as one of Flushing’s leading scorers.
The report says Flushing completed the regular season with 14 wins, two draws and two defeats, while Fenton finished with 12 wins, one draw and one defeat. Those records underline how little separated the teams when the championship was decided head-to-head.
Flushing’s defensive record was also reportedly central to its success. The team conceded nine goals in league play, only one more than Fenton. Captains Evan Staley, Eli Visser and Clayton Lord formed the reported backbone of that unit, with goalkeeper Max Bell starting every match.
Manager Joe Oleyar also reportedly made a smooth transition from assistant to head coach, guiding a squad that had identified the league title as a preseason objective.
The report says Flushing entered the next phase unbeaten since August 25 and is due to face Davison in its district opener on Wednesday. The teams previously met on August 24, when Flushing reportedly won 3-2.
Reclaiming the league crown is a major milestone, but the next challenge is immediate: carry Pierce’s attacking form and the team’s defensive consistency into knockout football.