Late goal lifts Southwest Onslow - Day 2, The Brittany
August 24, 2009 North Carolina
By Michael Lindsay
Wilson Times
WILSON - Jordan Cordero scored his second goal of the game with a minute left in the game to lift Southwest Onslow past South Johnston Saturday during Day 2 of 2009 The Brittany Boys Soccer Showcase at Gillette Soccer Complex.
Trailing by two goals early in the second half, South Johnston tied it on goals by Derek Brewington and Edgar Herrera, the latter tying it with 20 minutes left in the game.
With the score tied 1-1 at halftime, Zach Matics and Cordero game Southwest Onslow the advantage with two quick goals in the opening 10 minutes.
Southwest Onslow's Markel Bannerman and South Johnston's Herrera also scored in the first half.
Rocky Mount 2, East Wake 2
Rocky Mount and East Wake exchanged goal-for-goal scores in a 2-2 tie Saturday at The Brittany Willis Memorial Scholarship Boys Soccer Showcase at the J. Burt Gillette Athletic Complex.
Andrew Morales scored twice -- one in each half -- for the Gryphons, while Mike Paye and Trey Johnson answered for East Wake.
Franklin Academy 1, Kerr-Vance 1
Jason Corridore scored for Franklin Academy in the first half, and Colton Tabbert answered with less that 11 minutes left in the second half to force the tie.
Leesville Road 8, Cape Fear 1
Bo Burns, Wes Atkinson and Ryan Fleming scored within the first 20 minutes for Leesville Road -- which had eight different scorers for the game. Pat Atkins also scored for a 4-1 halftime lead.
Graham Mossinghoff, Brian Ray, Ian Ramsey and Will Bowers also scored for Leesville Road.
Ricky Lee scored Cape Fear's lone goal in the first half.
East Duplin 8, Nash Central 1
Eric Pope scored twice to lead seven East Duplin scorers.
Also scoring goals for East Duplin, which led 4-1 at halftime, were Aldo Trejo, Drew Walker, Victor Madedo, Javier Murillo, Taylor Williams and Westley Sholar.
Joseph Famularo scored Nash Central's lone goal in the first half.
T.C. Roberson 3, New Hanover 3
New Hanover's Ross Tomaselli scored his second goal of the game with two minutes left to seal a 3-3 tie against T.C. Roberson.
After TCR's Alex Brewster opened the scoring, New Hanover's Jordan Gruber and Tomaselli scored back-to-back goals to take a 2-1 lead.
TCR, however, answered with back-to-back goals of its own by Paul Egle and Forrest Polk to lead 3-2 with 15 minutes left.
Jacksonville 2, St. Stephens 1
Jacksonville's Tony Mayo scored late in the first half and teammate Corey Faughnan followed just over 12 minutes into the second to lift Jacksonville.
Keith Cooper of St. Stephens scored his team's lone goal with 7:30 left in the game.
Laney 4, Jack Britt 0
Ryan McGee scored less than eight minutes into the game for Laney, which led 3-0 at halftime.
Jesus Solis, Wey-Wey Su and Nick Saenez also had goals.
Swansboro 5, Tarboro 1
Taylor Miller and Justin Harnatkiewicz both scored first-half goals for Swansboro, which led 2-1 at halftime.
Taz Davis and Storm Tootle then added second-half goals for Swansboro, which also had a late own-goal.
Ricardo Arias had Tarboro's lone goal during the first half.
Cary Academy 2, Dixon 1
James Bennett and C.J. Miller had back-to-back goals to lift Cary Academy past Dixon, which got on the board first with Connor Griffen's goal.
Fayetteville Academy 3, J.A Holmes 0
After a scoreless first half, Fayetteville Academy's Evan Lobeto scored the first of his two goals four minutes into the second half.
Charles Smith scored 15 minutes later and Lobeto added his second with five minutes left.
Beddingfield 2, North Johnston 2
The match schedulers, who strive for competitive matches, probably couldn't have been happier with the Beddingfield versus North Johnston game.
As the only game featuring two area teams, the Bruins and Panthers matched each other goal-for-goal in a 2-2 tie Saturday in The Brittany Willis Memorial Scholarship Boys Soccer Showcase at the J. Burt Gillette Athletic Complex.
Hunter Brame scored twice for North Johnston (0-0-1), giving it the advantage on assists by Luis Perez and Austin Coates. But Rick Diaz and Taylor Springs, on an assist by Diaz, answered both times for Beddingfield (0-2-1).
Both teams kept the other off the board in the second half.
"It was a back-and-forth game," Panthers head coach Brent Walston said. "I'm pleased with our offense. I'm pleased with the result. We bent, but we didn't break."
Bruins goalkeeper Alex Herrera made eight saves on 14 shots, while the Panthers' Jake Whitton made two -- including one key stop on a long second-half shot -- on five shots.
Beddingfield next plays rival Hunt on Tuesday, while North Johnston travels to West Johnston on Monday.
"Today, I think we played 80 minutes," Bruins head coach Maitland Barnes said. "We made some mistakes, which you're always going to make. But we didn't quit."
Wakefield 5, Fike 1
After one of its more solid first halves of the young season, Fike faltered in the second, as Wakefield's Jay Williams scored three of his team's four second-half goals.
Williams scored two goals within the first five minutes of the second half to build a 3-0 lead and added a third with 10 minutes left.
Ryan Metts also had a goal and an assist in the half, finishing with two goals for the game.
Connor Schmidt scored the Golden Demons' lone goal midway through the second half.
"I thought after playing last night, we really executed well in the first half," head coach Toni Varacchi said. "... About 10 minutes into the second half, we were pretty much spent. The toll of playing 14 hours earlier really set in."
Fike goalkeeper Rob Brown made 15 saves on 30 shots. The Golden Demons (0-3), who host C.B. Aycock on Tuesday, finished with six total shots.
Hunt 2, Panther Creek 2
In the mid-afternoon rain, Hunt rallied from a 2-0 deficit early in the second half to remain unbeaten.
Aaron White scored two goals in five minutes, including the tying penalty kick with 18 minutes left, to lead the Warriors (2-0-1).
"We look pretty good the first half," head coach Trent Dorough said. "But the second half, we came out and we were walking. And you can't afford to walk against a team like Panther Creek.
"But about five minutes after that second goal, we decided to kick it into gear, and I thought we played really well. ... It was a good comeback for our boys."
Giampier Oblack gave the Catamounts the lead midway through the first, and Scooter Oliver, off an assist by Matt Sullivan, stretched it to 2-0 two minutes into the second.
Goalkeeper Will Jacobs played the entire game for Hunt, which opens a three-game week today at Eastern Wayne.
Wilson Christian 7, Lejeune 1
John Varnell scored two goals to lead six Wilson Christian scorers.
Jack Norris, Caleb Davis, Nathan Stother, Joseph Weaver and Matthew Bass also scored for the Chargers (3-1), who led 3-1 at halftime.
"They've played really well so far this year," head coach Luke Poore said. "They keep improving every game, controlling the ball, the subs are coming in doing a fantastic job.
"They have have just really stepped it up."
Jordan Strother and Cody Finch split time in goal for WCA, of the N.C. Christian School Association.
Ryan O'Bryne scored Lejeune's lone goal.
Greenfield 3, Clinton 2
Jeremy Jeffers scored two goals, including the tying goal in the 55th minute, to lead Greenfield (2-4).
Ben Bradley, who assisted Jeffers' tying goal, then put the Knights ahead seven minutes later.
Jarred Hinton picked up the win in goal for Greenfield, the defending N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association 1-A state champion.
"Overall, I'm really happy," head coach Ben Forbes said. "I think we played a good side. It was a good win to beat a team like that."
Tevin Bryant and Field Palmer scored for Clinton, while Jonathan Jacobs provided an assist.
The Knights play again Tuesday at Cape Fear Academy.
Southern Nash 1, Currituck 1
Adam Zuniga scored for Southern Nash to answer Currituck's Aaron Baker and force a tie.
"I feel like we played sloppy," head coach Jeremy Perry said. "We weren't doing our basics, getting our fundamentals down. ...
"But you can bet your money that this is not the Southern Nash of old. We may not win a lot of games, but we're a better team than we have been."
The Firebirds (1-0-1) next play Monday at Franklinton.
Hickory 3, C.B. Aycock 1
Hickory scored the games final three goals to defeat C.B. Aycock.
Jose Rodriguez (No. 10) gave the Golden Falcons (0-1) the lead, before Michael Delong, who scored twice, and Drake Fisher gave Hickory the lead for good.
"We started out good," head coach Kevin Adkins said. "This was our first game .. and you could tell toward the end of the ballgame we ran out of gas."
CBA next plays at Fike on Tuesday.
GAME SPORSTMANSHIP AWARD WINNERS
Wilson Christian vs. Lejeune
WCA -- Cody Finch
Lejeune -- Caleb Sommers
Rocky Mount vs. East Wake
Rocky Mount -- Andrew Morales
East Wake -- Mike Paye
Southwest Onslow vs. South Johnston
Southwest Onslow -- Danny Prevatte
South Johnston -- Edgar Herrera
Beddingfield vs. North Johnston
Beddingfield -- Ray Renfrow
North Johnston -- Jake Whitton
Cape Fear vs. Leesville Road
Cape Fear -- Troy Beckam
Leesville Road -- Will Bowers
Franklin Academy vs. Kerr-Vance
Franklin Academy -- Kevin Shifflett
Kerr-Vance -- Dallas Smith
Tarboro vs. Swansboro
Tarboro -- Benex Velasco
Swansboro -- Cody Sitton
Jack Britt vs. Laney
Jack Britt -- Gideon Watson
Laney -- Kyle Hadel
St. Stephens vs. Jacksonville
St. Stephens -- Andrew Zachrich
Jacksonville -- Joe Dashiell
Fike vs. Wakefield
Fike -- Cullen Carter
Wakefield -- Ryan Metts
T.C. Roberson vs. New Hanover
T.C. Roberson -- Paul Egle
New Hanover -- Wil Hudspeth
Nash Central vs. East Duplin
Nash Central -- Joseph Famularo
East Duplin -- Aido Trejo
Greenfield vs. Clinton
Greenfield -- Jarred Hinton
Clinton -- Jonathan Jacobs
Southern Nash vs. Currituck
Southern Nash -- Diego Garcia
Currituck -- Kiel Boitero
Hickory vs. C.B. Aycock
Hickory -- Julian Deutsch
CBA -- Patrick Shultze
Hunt vs. Panther Creek
Hunt -- Henry Orellana
Panther Creek -- Joe Megaloudis
Cary Academy vs. Dixon
Cary Academy -- Ryan Kennedy
Dixon -- Blake Potz
Fayetteville Academy vs. J.A Holmes
Fayetteville Academy -- Luke Godwin
J.A. Holmes -- Tyler Edmundson
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