LANSING, Mich – Lansing Common FC (6-2-2) closed out their 2026 Midwest Premier League season on a high note, with a 4-1 victory over Holland Rovers (2-7-1).

Midfielder Owen Resch opened the scoring for Lansing with a shot from the top of the box in the 11th minute, giving the Robins an early first-half lead.

The game was tied at 1-1 in the 42nd minute when a back pass to LCFC goalkeeper Vaios Papadoudis slid under his foot and into the corner of the net for an own goal.

During halftime head coach Brent Sorg challenged his players to raise the intensity.

“Can we come out with a little more grit and fire power and get after it,” Sorg said he told his players during the team talk.

That’s exactly what his team did.

The Robins responded shortly after halftime when midfielder Jayson Janofski buried a shot into the top-right corner off an assist from defender Josh Angel-Craven to restore Lansing’s lead. 

From there on Lansing Common controlled the match. In the 73rd minute midfielder Jack Heald headed in a corner kick to grow LCFC’s lead to 3-1, with Angel-Craven picking up his second assist of the night. 

Janofski capped off the scoring in the 81st minute with his second goal, securing a brace and sealing a 4-1 win for the Robins. 

“They represent the club, they put the jersey on, and I was proud of how we did it,” Sorg said after the match.

Lansing Common finished the season in third place in the Midwest Premier League’s Great Lakes West Division.