CAUGHT BY SURPRISE: The varsity girls soccer team lost 1-0 to the LASA Raptors tonight at Nelson Field. The Raptors scored the game’s only goal within the first minute of play. Sophomore center back Sienna Gunning felt that although the Knights got off to an unfortunate start, they showed their strength for the rest of the game. “In my opinion, we were the better team,” Gunning said. “We slipped in the beginning, but we controlled the rest of the game. [When LASA scored it was because] we were caught off guard and weren’t pressing.” After the Raptors’ goal, however, Gunning said the Knights came back stronger and did a good job of keeping their effort up — both offensively and defensively — throughout the game. “It was kind of like a reality check,” she said. “It was a check that we were playing a game. It was not anyone’s fault in particular, but it just kind of woke us up.” Tonight’s game was the Knights’ second matchup against LASA this season after tying them 1-1 on Jan. 24. ...