Brace for Mujuni Mutabiilwa, Tornado boys claw 2-0 win from Sabers
CONKLIN – The brotherly bond that the Norwich boys soccer team shares, is second to none, and that bond poured through on Friday when Norwich escaped with a 2-0 road win.
A Norwich and Susquehanna Valley player collided heads after going for a header – Norwich’s player was sent to the hospital and his comrades in purple rallied around him to take the win, this past Friday, September 22.
Scoring in the first half, Mujuni Mutabiilwa hit one off a Saber player, so Norwich scored but was credited with the assist for the first goal.
1-0 at the half, it was again in the second half that Mutabiilwa struck again.
“Sundays, we have been going over film, trying to figure out what is going on. We are there, we just have to figure out what is happening,” said Norwich head coach Scottie Decker of the previous games where Norwich had shots but failed to capitalize on goals. “Between Simba, Luis, Brendan and Mujuni, I still should be okay over top. We are trying something new, I pulled an extra man back to play heavier defense.”
Norwich managed to have nine shots on goal and 11 corners, while Sus. Valley had five shots and five corners in the loss.
Norwich boys soccer enjoyed a weekend with a win, and will play next at home when they host Windsor on Wednesday, September 27, at 4:30 p.m.
“We’re a family, they’re brothers,” said coach Decker of her team rallying for the win.
N: 1 1– 2
SV: 0 0– 0
A Norwich and Susquehanna Valley player collided heads after going for a header – Norwich’s player was sent to the hospital and his comrades in purple rallied around him to take the win, this past Friday, September 22.
Scoring in the first half, Mujuni Mutabiilwa hit one off a Saber player, so Norwich scored but was credited with the assist for the first goal.
1-0 at the half, it was again in the second half that Mutabiilwa struck again.
“Sundays, we have been going over film, trying to figure out what is going on. We are there, we just have to figure out what is happening,” said Norwich head coach Scottie Decker of the previous games where Norwich had shots but failed to capitalize on goals. “Between Simba, Luis, Brendan and Mujuni, I still should be okay over top. We are trying something new, I pulled an extra man back to play heavier defense.”
Norwich managed to have nine shots on goal and 11 corners, while Sus. Valley had five shots and five corners in the loss.
Norwich boys soccer enjoyed a weekend with a win, and will play next at home when they host Windsor on Wednesday, September 27, at 4:30 p.m.
“We’re a family, they’re brothers,” said coach Decker of her team rallying for the win.
N: 1 1– 2
SV: 0 0– 0
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