Hai’an Bowen High School (the high school division of Hai’an Foreign Language School) secured a crucial away victory against Nanjing Business School on May 12, 2026, in the third round of the 2026 “Governor’s Cup” Jiangsu Youth Campus Football League – High School Men’s Super Group. The match, held at the Nanjing Qingshan Sports School, saw Bowen’s young athletes display solid defense and relentless attack, ultimately winning 1-0. This marks their third straight win, placing them firmly at the top of the standings.
Both teams entered the match with strong credentials. Since its formation in 2022, the Hai’an Bowen football team has risen rapidly, finishing as runners-up in the “Governor’s Cup” for two consecutive seasons and representing Jiangsu with a sixth-place finish in the national campus football league—a historic best for the province. Meanwhile, Nanjing Business School, a traditional powerhouse in high school football, has long been a formidable opponent. With years of dedication to campus football, they have developed a robust training system and a mature team strategy, making them a consistent threat in the league.
From the opening whistle, Nanjing Business School used their home advantage to control possession with precise passing and launched repeated attacks on the Hai’an Bowen defense. However, Bowen’s organized backline stood firm, neutralizing every threat. The first half ended 0-0 after both teams failed to convert their chances.
In the second half, Hai’an Bowen adjusted their tactics and began launching fast counterattacks. The match remained tightly contested until the 69th minute, when Nanjing Business School’s goalkeeper made a handling error. Bowen’s player Yu Yunseng seized the opportunity with a quick follow-up shot, breaking the deadlock and making it 1-0. Despite intense efforts from both sides in the remaining time, the scoreline remained unchanged, securing the road win for Hai’an Bowen.
With this victory, Hai’an Bowen continues their impressive run: a 4-0 rout of Nanjing Yuhuatai Middle School in the opener, a 1-0 victory over traditional powerhouse Jiangyin No.1 Middle School in the second round, and now this 1-0 win. They have scored six goals and conceded none, showcasing near-perfect form on both ends of the pitch. The team will next face Taixing No.4 High School away on June 10, as they aim to maintain their momentum and push for higher honors.