Tuesday, November 08, 2005
Colchester U-9 Soccer
The Colchester United U-9 Boys ended the regular season with back-to-back victories last weekend, starting with an aggressive 5 - 1 victory over Old Saybrook and finishing with a 4 - 0 shutout of visiting team Lyme/Old Lyme.
Motoring to Old Saybrook the United obtained a lopsided 5 - 1 win on goals from four different players. Trevor Bis, Patrick Egan, Jarred Guerra (twice), and L.J. Luster each scored for the winners. Chase Griffin was noted for several assists. Austin Rhodes and Matthew Lund consistently shut down the physical Old Saybrook attack, keying the three second-half scores. Ethan Reever provided the winning work in net.
The 'United' finished the season on a high note with their fifth shutout win, a 4-0 whitewash over Lyme/Old Lyme. Colchester jumped out to an early lead on a Patrick Egan breakaway in the seventh minute, and Patrick added his second tally just five minutes later with the help of a Trevor Bis assist. L.J. Luster also assisted on an Egan goal early in the second half to provide a three-goal margin. Ethan Reever, Daniel Kaminske, Matthew Thoms, and Daniel Barrack productively patrolled midfield in the second half, creating numerous scoring chances which, despite being thwarted by the Lyme/Old Lyme defenders, effectively prevented a comeback by the visitors.
The United travel to Barrington RI this weekend for their final tournament of the season.
Motoring to Old Saybrook the United obtained a lopsided 5 - 1 win on goals from four different players. Trevor Bis, Patrick Egan, Jarred Guerra (twice), and L.J. Luster each scored for the winners. Chase Griffin was noted for several assists. Austin Rhodes and Matthew Lund consistently shut down the physical Old Saybrook attack, keying the three second-half scores. Ethan Reever provided the winning work in net.
The 'United' finished the season on a high note with their fifth shutout win, a 4-0 whitewash over Lyme/Old Lyme. Colchester jumped out to an early lead on a Patrick Egan breakaway in the seventh minute, and Patrick added his second tally just five minutes later with the help of a Trevor Bis assist. L.J. Luster also assisted on an Egan goal early in the second half to provide a three-goal margin. Ethan Reever, Daniel Kaminske, Matthew Thoms, and Daniel Barrack productively patrolled midfield in the second half, creating numerous scoring chances which, despite being thwarted by the Lyme/Old Lyme defenders, effectively prevented a comeback by the visitors.
The United travel to Barrington RI this weekend for their final tournament of the season.
