SHERBURNE— Following the Seddon Memorial tournament over Labor Day weekend, the Sherburne-Earlville Timberwolves boys’ soccer team stayed home to take on Poland on Tuesday. After being down 1-0 at halftime, S-E fired up in the second half to win 5-2.

S-E saw great opportunities in the first half from Raphael Olsen with a close but short shot and a shot that hit the cross bar. S-E also had many corners in the first 40 minutes of play but could not capitalize.

Poland was able to have a breakaway and score the game’s first goal with just under five minutes until halftime.

S-E was fierce going out for the second half after a strong pep talk at halftime. Matthew Morgan took a cross from Kyler Buschor and netted it in to tie the game with the goalie occupied.

Not even a minute later, Nasick Chrisbacher scored on a high kick to give S-E a 2-1 lead.

After that, S-E continued to play strong on offense when Tommy Kenyon scored on a pass from Nasick.

Poland answered back to cut the lead to one 10 minutes later but then goalie Hudson Schwartz-Pumiilio held the Tornadoes with great saves and good defense from Gavin Ingerto, Brooks Lagoe, and Braden Lewis.

Tommy Kenyon found his second goal of the game again from Kyler, halfway through the second half before Brooks Lagoe had a great chance and netted one in to make it 5-2 on a free kick.

S-E (1-2) heads to Westmoreland to take on Westmoreland/Oriskany on Thursday at 4:30 p.m.