Greene bounces back against Bobcats
BAINBRIDGE – Coming off a shutout loss to Windsor on Monday night, Greene’s boys’ soccer team rebounded in a big way blowing out Bainbridge-Guilford, 10-1, on Tuesday.
The Trojans’ offense was equally potent in each half scoring five times in each 40-minute session.
“The boys responded well after a tough night on Monday,” said Greene head coach Rick Tallman, whose club lost to the Black Knights, 3-0. “The ball was spread around well, and our communication was much improved.”
Trent Rapp started the scoring for Greene nine minutes into the first half as five different Trojans also accounted for the first-half tallies.
Also netting first-half goals were Scout McCumiskey, Luke DeJager, Liam Flanagan, and Aidan Kiefer.
McCumiskey had a big second half scoring two more times, and he finished with three goals and three assists on the evening.
Rapp added a second goal in the game, as did Flanagan.
“McCumiskey had a balanced showing, and Adam Kiefer did well as the field general on defense bottling up (B-G’s) Ryan Porter,” Tallman said.
Greene faces Afton-Harpursville on Thursday.
Score by half
Gre. 5 5--10
B-G 0 1--1
Goals-assists: (G) Scout McCumiskey 3-3, Trent Rapp 2-0, Liam Flanagan 2-0, Aidan Kiefer 1-0, Ben Kehl 1-0, Clinton Orzell 1-0, Kolby Finch 0-1, Ashton Craver 0-1. (BG) S. Nolan, 1-0
Shots-cornerkicks: (BG) 9-2 (G) 31-6.
Saves: (BG) C. Dicks 21, (G) Kolby Finch 2, Ayden Doolittle 2.
The Trojans’ offense was equally potent in each half scoring five times in each 40-minute session.
“The boys responded well after a tough night on Monday,” said Greene head coach Rick Tallman, whose club lost to the Black Knights, 3-0. “The ball was spread around well, and our communication was much improved.”
Trent Rapp started the scoring for Greene nine minutes into the first half as five different Trojans also accounted for the first-half tallies.
Also netting first-half goals were Scout McCumiskey, Luke DeJager, Liam Flanagan, and Aidan Kiefer.
McCumiskey had a big second half scoring two more times, and he finished with three goals and three assists on the evening.
Rapp added a second goal in the game, as did Flanagan.
“McCumiskey had a balanced showing, and Adam Kiefer did well as the field general on defense bottling up (B-G’s) Ryan Porter,” Tallman said.
Greene faces Afton-Harpursville on Thursday.
Score by half
Gre. 5 5--10
B-G 0 1--1
Goals-assists: (G) Scout McCumiskey 3-3, Trent Rapp 2-0, Liam Flanagan 2-0, Aidan Kiefer 1-0, Ben Kehl 1-0, Clinton Orzell 1-0, Kolby Finch 0-1, Ashton Craver 0-1. (BG) S. Nolan, 1-0
Shots-cornerkicks: (BG) 9-2 (G) 31-6.
Saves: (BG) C. Dicks 21, (G) Kolby Finch 2, Ayden Doolittle 2.
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