The report says Luke Centola brought Malden Catholic level after Bishop Fenwick led during the second half. The freshman forward’s equaliser gave the visitors a foothold in a match that had been moving away from them.
The decisive moment reportedly arrived with fewer than two minutes remaining. Antoine King, a sophomore forward, scored the late winner to complete the turnaround.
The contributions from two young forwards provide the clearest attacking storyline in the Lancers’ revival. Centola restored belief, while King supplied the finish when the margin for error was at its smallest.
The report lists Malden Catholic at 3-2-1, a notable improvement from its opening two losses. Back-to-back victories on the road add weight to the recent run, particularly because this latest result required the Lancers to recover from a deficit.
For Bishop Fenwick, the reported defeat extends a winless sequence to three matches. Their record is given as 4-3-2, leaving the team with a need to regain consistency after a promising start.
Malden Catholic is expected to return home on Saturday against St. Mary’s, with a fourth consecutive victory in sight. The report says Bishop Fenwick will look to end its winless spell against Archbishop Williams on Monday.
The next fixtures should reveal whether the Lancers’ revival is becoming a sustained challenge or remains a short burst of form. With Centola and King making the difference, their development will be central to the next chapter.