S-E has back-to-back one loss goals
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SHERBURNE – The Marauders hosted their annual soccer tournament this past weekend, September 1 and 2. Both days ended with tough losses as they lost their first game of the tournament in overtime 4-3 to McGraw.
After the first half, Sherburne-Earlville and McGraw were tied 1-1.
Either team would not let up in the second half as they continued to match goal for goal. Scoring for the Marauders came from Adeline Trass, Tess Cole and Corey Jeffrey, each scoring one before the end of regulation. Trass also recored an assist during the game.
McGraw would edge out Sherburne-Earlville in overtime to make the final 4-3 sending the Marauders to the consolation game the following day in the afternoon against Unatego.
Not getting off the field from the night before until 11 p.m., S-E would return at 1 on Saturday. A little fatigued from Friday, the Marauders got off to a slow start, allowing Unatego two score two goals early in the game.
Sherburne would get a goal on the board before the end of the first half from Cole, who shot a rocket at the goalie from outside the 18-yard box. The Spartans goalie would mishandle Cole’s shot and it bounced over the goal line.
The Marauders would half a tough time in the second half as Unatego kept it on their offensive half of the field for good amount of time. S-E did half a few chances but would not be able to capitalize on any of them, giving the Marauders a one goal loss for the second day in a row.
Sherburne will look to bounce back from their home tournament as they are back in action this weekend, September 8 and 9 at the Mount Markham tournament. Opponents and game times were to be determined.
Friday 4-3 (OT)
1 2 OT Final
Sherburne 1 2 0 3
McGraw 1 2 1 4
Saturday 2-1
1 2 Final
Sherburne 1 0 1
Unatego 2 0 2
SHERBURNE – The Marauders hosted their annual soccer tournament this past weekend, September 1 and 2. Both days ended with tough losses as they lost their first game of the tournament in overtime 4-3 to McGraw.
After the first half, Sherburne-Earlville and McGraw were tied 1-1.
Either team would not let up in the second half as they continued to match goal for goal. Scoring for the Marauders came from Adeline Trass, Tess Cole and Corey Jeffrey, each scoring one before the end of regulation. Trass also recored an assist during the game.
McGraw would edge out Sherburne-Earlville in overtime to make the final 4-3 sending the Marauders to the consolation game the following day in the afternoon against Unatego.
Not getting off the field from the night before until 11 p.m., S-E would return at 1 on Saturday. A little fatigued from Friday, the Marauders got off to a slow start, allowing Unatego two score two goals early in the game.
Sherburne would get a goal on the board before the end of the first half from Cole, who shot a rocket at the goalie from outside the 18-yard box. The Spartans goalie would mishandle Cole’s shot and it bounced over the goal line.
The Marauders would half a tough time in the second half as Unatego kept it on their offensive half of the field for good amount of time. S-E did half a few chances but would not be able to capitalize on any of them, giving the Marauders a one goal loss for the second day in a row.
Sherburne will look to bounce back from their home tournament as they are back in action this weekend, September 8 and 9 at the Mount Markham tournament. Opponents and game times were to be determined.
Friday 4-3 (OT)
1 2 OT Final
Sherburne 1 2 0 3
McGraw 1 2 1 4
Saturday 2-1
1 2 Final
Sherburne 1 0 1
Unatego 2 0 2
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