Lady Marauders falter at home to Red Raiders
Frank Speziale Photo
SHERBURNE – The Sherburne-Earlville varsity field hockey team would come out of the gates on their home field looking strong in the first half, however, would suffer a 2-0 loss to Canastota on Tuesday, Sept. 27.
With a 0-0 halftime score, S-E was hoping to make some offensive plays to potentially scratch out another win on the season.
However, a second half ball sent from Loryn Wilcox to Shelby Kiltz would break the tie for the score, before Maddy Mulligan would assist Brianna Johnson for the 2-0 lead taken by the Red Raiders.
“We held them scoreless the first half and played one of our best games yet. We just need to get the ball on goal offensively, too many shots going just wide of the goal,” said S-E head coach Sheila Cooman.
In the loss for S-E they would record two shots on goal and six corners against Canastota. Lexie Jordan would again stand in goal for the Marauders and produce seven saves.
For the Red Raiders, their offense would enjoy a nine shot game with 11 corners while their goalkeeper was only required to save one shot due to other errant shots on goal.
Next up for Sherburne-Earlville (1-10) is Herkimer on Thursday, Sept. 29, as S-E will be on the road.
“If we play like we did today we have a good shot at a win,” said coach Cooman.
In the photo, Sherburne-Earlville senior Alexa Bates, number 12, is seen going for the fly ball in Tuesday's matchup against Canastota.
SHERBURNE – The Sherburne-Earlville varsity field hockey team would come out of the gates on their home field looking strong in the first half, however, would suffer a 2-0 loss to Canastota on Tuesday, Sept. 27.
With a 0-0 halftime score, S-E was hoping to make some offensive plays to potentially scratch out another win on the season.
However, a second half ball sent from Loryn Wilcox to Shelby Kiltz would break the tie for the score, before Maddy Mulligan would assist Brianna Johnson for the 2-0 lead taken by the Red Raiders.
“We held them scoreless the first half and played one of our best games yet. We just need to get the ball on goal offensively, too many shots going just wide of the goal,” said S-E head coach Sheila Cooman.
In the loss for S-E they would record two shots on goal and six corners against Canastota. Lexie Jordan would again stand in goal for the Marauders and produce seven saves.
For the Red Raiders, their offense would enjoy a nine shot game with 11 corners while their goalkeeper was only required to save one shot due to other errant shots on goal.
Next up for Sherburne-Earlville (1-10) is Herkimer on Thursday, Sept. 29, as S-E will be on the road.
“If we play like we did today we have a good shot at a win,” said coach Cooman.
In the photo, Sherburne-Earlville senior Alexa Bates, number 12, is seen going for the fly ball in Tuesday's matchup against Canastota.
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