Another week, another big win for Mystic River, this time against national powerhouse and defending Division 1 Champion NYAC.

On a chilly fall day, Mystic looked to continue their recent superlative form, and Mystic took full advantage of a NYAC side that did not appear to have their usual complement of players available. With returning Mystic outhalf Pono Haitsuka back directing traffic, Mystic jumped out to an early twelve point lead.

Solid defense kept NYAC off the scoreboard, and Mystic added a third try, pushing out to a 19-0 half time lead. Mystic’s Stephen Dazzo and Alvatasi Tupou combine long runs to allow Tupou to notch his second try shortly after half time to push Mystic further ahead.
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Mystic survived a yellow card to Tupou without giving up any points, and once back to full strength moved ahead 39-0. NYAC finally gets on the board with a forwards try, but Mystic finishes the scoring with another Jon Kokinda penalty for a 42-5 final score.

“Mystic was clearly the better team today” mentioned NYAC’s Neil McMillan after the game, “and that try for us might have even flattered us really…we want to play the best teams around, and today Mystic clearly showed they are one of those teams”.