Overtime loss for Unadilla Valley boys soccer
NEW BERLIN – The Unatego Spartans would hand The Storm of Unadilla Valley a loss in overtime when the boys varsity soccer squads matched up on Thursday, Sept. 22.
Miraculously it was the UV team which would record the most shots on goal in the contest, however, thanks to the impressive play from Noah Blake – Unatego goalkeeper with 13 saves – the Spartans would hold on for a 2-1 win in overtime.
The action would pick up for both teams, as the game began with a 0-0 game heading into halftime.
“After a scoreless first half, Unatego opened up the scoring in the second, when Callum Scott threaded a pass to Josh Treffeisen who knocked a low shot into the bottom left corner,” said Unadilla Valley head coach Ryan Houck. “UV regrouped and Brady George hit Dylan Nichols with a pass that resulted in the equalizer. In overtime, Nichols had another just, just barely clearing the cross bar on a pass from Than Garry. Unatego countered on their goal kick and Scott again had a neat pass that was converted, this time by Zach Carey.”
In the loss for UV, their goalkeeper Adam Lamont would record nine saves.
Next up for Unadilla Valley varsity boys soccer (2-6) they will travel to Bainbridge-Guilford on Tuesday, Sept, 27. The game is set to begin at 5 p.m.
Scoring goals and assists:
Unatego: Josh Treffeisin 1-0, Zach Carey 1-0, Callum Scott 0-2
Unadilla Valley: Dylan Nichols 1-0, Brady George 0-1
Miraculously it was the UV team which would record the most shots on goal in the contest, however, thanks to the impressive play from Noah Blake – Unatego goalkeeper with 13 saves – the Spartans would hold on for a 2-1 win in overtime.
The action would pick up for both teams, as the game began with a 0-0 game heading into halftime.
“After a scoreless first half, Unatego opened up the scoring in the second, when Callum Scott threaded a pass to Josh Treffeisen who knocked a low shot into the bottom left corner,” said Unadilla Valley head coach Ryan Houck. “UV regrouped and Brady George hit Dylan Nichols with a pass that resulted in the equalizer. In overtime, Nichols had another just, just barely clearing the cross bar on a pass from Than Garry. Unatego countered on their goal kick and Scott again had a neat pass that was converted, this time by Zach Carey.”
In the loss for UV, their goalkeeper Adam Lamont would record nine saves.
Next up for Unadilla Valley varsity boys soccer (2-6) they will travel to Bainbridge-Guilford on Tuesday, Sept, 27. The game is set to begin at 5 p.m.
Scoring goals and assists:
Unatego: Josh Treffeisin 1-0, Zach Carey 1-0, Callum Scott 0-2
Unadilla Valley: Dylan Nichols 1-0, Brady George 0-1
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