The Benjamin Logan boys soccer team is entering the final stretch of the regular season with plenty of momentum — and a new school record to show for it.

The Raiders picked up their fifth consecutive victory Tuesday night, shutting out Tecumseh 2-0 on the road to improve to 8-3-3 on the season. The five-game winning streak is now the longest in program history.

Benjamin Logan and Tecumseh battled through a scoreless opening half, with neither side able to find the breakthrough. The Raiders remained patient, continuing to look for an opening as the match moved into the second half.

That breakthrough finally came with 16 minutes remaining.

Xavier Allen provided the offensive spark Benjamin Logan needed, finding the back of the net to give the Raiders their first lead of the night.

Tecumseh continued to chase the equalizer, but Benjamin Logan's defense held firm. The Raiders then delivered the deciding blow with five minutes left to play, when Ben Solano scored to double the advantage and put the match out of reach.

The 2-0 shutout not only extended Benjamin Logan's winning streak, but also strengthened the Raiders' position atop the CBC Mad River Division.

At 8-3-3, Benjamin Logan has put together one of its strongest stretches of the season at an important time. The Raiders have just two regular-season matches remaining before the postseason, giving them an opportunity to carry their current form into tournament play.

The next opportunity comes Thursday night when Benjamin Logan travels to Urbana for a CBC crossover matchup. The Raiders will look to make it six straight when the two teams meet at 7 p.m.

With a school-record winning streak already secured, Benjamin Logan now has its sights set on finishing the regular season on an even higher note.