The Lumberjacks got a measure of revenge October 7th, on the Proctor Rails, who defeated them 2-0 to open the season in August. Proctor took a 1-0 lead late in the first half on a Donovan DeBartolo goal off a rebound of a long scoring attempt. Landen Straub didn't let the Jacks stay behind long into the second half, putting a ball off the post and goalkeeper only only 36 seonds into the second half to tie the match at 1. Neither team scored the rest of the second half, despite Proctor losing a player to a red card and playing with 10 including their goalkeeper. With 1:47 remaining in the first overtime, Sam Longseth got in the way of a Proctor clearing attempt in front of their net, knocking the ball in to put the Jacks ahead 2-1. Neither team scored again, giving the Lumberjacks their split of regular season games with Proctor.
Jake Stainbrook with a first half header
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