Trojans dominate second half for win over Unatego
GREENE – Greene boys varsity soccer continued their winning ways in 2016 with an impressive 5-0 victory over visiting Unatego on Sept. 28.
The win against Unatego did not come easily due to a slow, somewhat sloppy first half of play, where the powerful and methodical Trojan attack only managed one strike for a 1-0 lead.
A regrouping at the halftime break for the Trojans saw an offensive explosion in the second half, as Greene trounced Unatego finding the net four times for the 5-0 win at home.
Scoring on the day for Greene was Spencer Klumpp with two goals, Alec Frair with one goal, Jordan Taft with one goal, and River McCumiskey with one goal and one assist.
This offensive of Greene produced a massive 20 shots on goal in the game with seven corner kicks, compared to Unatego who did manage 13 shots, but had no corner kicks.
In the win for the Trojans goalkeeper Ryan Lohsen would only be required to make one save, while in Kevin Gyurik saw time in the net as well making one save as well for.
In the loss Unatego's goalkeeper was kept busy as he racked up 12 saves on the night.
Next up on the schedule for Greene (7-3-1 overall) they will enjoy some time off before they face Bainbridge-Guilford on the road, on Friday, Oct. 7, at 5 p.m.
Cameron Turner Photo
The win against Unatego did not come easily due to a slow, somewhat sloppy first half of play, where the powerful and methodical Trojan attack only managed one strike for a 1-0 lead.
A regrouping at the halftime break for the Trojans saw an offensive explosion in the second half, as Greene trounced Unatego finding the net four times for the 5-0 win at home.
Scoring on the day for Greene was Spencer Klumpp with two goals, Alec Frair with one goal, Jordan Taft with one goal, and River McCumiskey with one goal and one assist.
This offensive of Greene produced a massive 20 shots on goal in the game with seven corner kicks, compared to Unatego who did manage 13 shots, but had no corner kicks.
In the win for the Trojans goalkeeper Ryan Lohsen would only be required to make one save, while in Kevin Gyurik saw time in the net as well making one save as well for.
In the loss Unatego's goalkeeper was kept busy as he racked up 12 saves on the night.
Next up on the schedule for Greene (7-3-1 overall) they will enjoy some time off before they face Bainbridge-Guilford on the road, on Friday, Oct. 7, at 5 p.m.
Cameron Turner Photo
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