Morris Elite SC came from the right side of a five-goal contest to beat Cedar Stars 3–2 in USL W League action on Saturday, picking up all three points on the road in a result that could carry weight as the season pushes forward.

Details on the individual goal scorers and the timing of each strike were not immediately available, but the final scoreline told a clear story — this was a competitive, back-and-forth affair in which neither side could pull away comfortably. Morris Elite found enough to edge it, converting one more chance than their hosts across the 90 minutes.

Cedar Stars will feel the sting of a home defeat in a game where they found the net twice. Scoring two goals at home is typically a platform to win, but defensive lapses proved costly against a Morris Elite side that showed the clinical edge needed to take advantage. Three goals on the road is a strong offensive output in any league match.

Neither side picked up a booking, with the referee keeping cards in the pocket throughout despite the competitive nature of the contest.

For Morris Elite SC, the away victory adds valuable points to their campaign and builds momentum heading into the next round of fixtures, while Cedar Stars will look to regroup quickly and turn their attacking output into results on their own turf.