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| Food Lion South Atlantic
Conference Men's Soccer Championship Quarterfinals: Carson-Newman,
Wingate, Catawba, Tusculum Winners November 3, 2004 |
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Courtesies to host Sports Information Offices Carson-Newman 4, Lenoir-Rhyne 0 Tusculum 3, No. 6 Presbyterian 0 Carson-Newman 4, Lenoir-Rhyne 0 JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. – The Carson-Newman Eagles’ soccer team advanced to the Food Lion South Atlantic Conference (SAC) Tournament Final Four with a 4-0 win over the Lenoir-Rhyne Bears Wednesday afternoon at McCown Field. The Eagles wasted little time in striking first as Brad Cobbs (Rocky Mount, Va.) took an assist from Marius Arnesen (Bergen, Norway) and scored a goal only 46 seconds into the match. That would be the only goal in the half, however, even though the Eagles out-shot the Bears 9-2 in the first 45 minutes of the match. Richard Moodie (Stenhousmuir, Scotland) scored on a shot from 10 feet out off an assist by Mark O’Dea (Newcastle, England) in the 48th minute. Jason McMillan (Gold Coast, Australia) scored in the 76th minute on an assist by Brad Collins (Vinton, Va.) The final goal of the match came in the 86th minute when Arnesen and Alex de Oliveira (Alachua, Fla.) combined for a break-away goal in the 86th minute. The Eagles improve to 16-0-1 while the Bears end their season at 7-10-2. Lenoir-Rhyne........ 0 0 - 0 Carson-Newman....... 1 3 - 4 SCORING SUMMARY: Shots: Lenoir-Rhyne 7, Carson-Newman 12 Saves: Lenoir-Rhyne 2 (Jonathan Sandlin 2), Carson-Newman 4 (Tyler Baldock 4) Wingate 1, Newberry 0 Wingate, N.C.----Wingate University senior defender Thomas Szvetitz (Valrico, Fla.) scored the only goal of the contest as the Bulldogs stayed alive in the Food Lion South Atlantic Conference tournament with a 1-0 home win over Newberry College Wednesday afternoon at the Wingate University soccer facility. With the first round win, Wingate improves to 11-3-3 overall. Newberry completes its season 9-7-2 overall. The Bulldogs will face NCAA Division II number three Carson-Newman College Saturday (12 noon) in the Food Lion SAC tournament semifinals hosted by Lenoir-Rhyne College. The Eagles (16-0-1 overall) earned a trip to Hickory with a 4-0 home win over Lenoir-Rhyne Wednesday afternoon. A 2004 first team All-SAC performer, Szvetitz tallied his eighth goal of the season at the 81:22 mark. The scoring play involved all three of Wingate’s first team All-SAC standouts. Freshman midfielder James Lavery (Belfast, Northern Ireland) sent a pass downfield to forward Benj Bostic (Wingate, N.C.), who found Szvetitz open on the left side. Wingate bombarded Newberry sophomore goalkeeper Bryan Linn throughout the contest. The Bulldogs outshot the Indians 18-5, including 10-3 in the first half. Linn was up to the task, recording eight saves. Bulldog redshirt freshman goalkeeper Brian Noell (Hickory, N.C.) notched his first career shutout for the hosts. Noell had three saves. In the first half, the Bulldogs had numerous chances. Bostic hit the left post in the 14th minute. Lavery hit the right post in the 30th minute. On the afternoon, Bostic had seven shots, two more than the entire Newberry side. Bostic leads the SAC with 20 goals on the season. Catawba 7, Mars Hill 0 SALISBURY, NC – second-seeded Catawba College scored seven second-half goals to defeat seventh-seeded Mars Hill in the first-round of the Food Lion/South Atlantic Conference Men’s Soccer Tournament, held Wednesday night at Frock Field. The Indians, ranked #16 in NCAA II, improve to 14-4 overall while the Lions end their season at 5-13-1. Catawba wasted little time to start the second-half of play scoring four goals in the first ten minutes, jumping to a commanding 4-0 lead. Zay-Zay Gilewala (Monrovia, LIBERIA) picked up goals 17th and 18th on the year in the 49th and 51st minutes putting the Tribe up 2-0. Nathan Zuzga (Troy, MI) and Jason Dumond (Coppell, TX) assisted on Gilewala’s first goal while the second goal was unassisted. Ryan Frommel (Houston, TX) made it 3-0 as his shot deflected off Lion keeper Jonathan Adams (Tampa, FL), picking up his first goal of the season in the 55th minute. Less than a minute later, Frommel assisted on Tyler Kulp’s (Ephrata, PA) sixth goal on the year. In the 70th minute, Dumond put the Indians up 5-0 as his initial shot was saved by Adams, but the rebound came right back to him chipping in goal #6 of the season. Gareth Turnbull (Christchurch, NEW ZEALAND) scored the final two goals of the night for Catawba. His first came in the 74th minute taking a pass from Dumond, firing in his 11th. Six minutes later, Turnbull took a shot that deflected off the right post and into the goal for the final Indian tally of the game. Dan Fitzgerald (Seaford, DE) made four saves picking up the shutout. Adams made eight saves for Mars Hill. Catawba will now move on to face Tusculum in the semifinal round of the Food Lion/SAC Tournament to be held Saturday afternoon, 2:30pm, at Lenoir-Rhyne in Hickory.
SCORING SUMMARY Shots at Goal: Catawba 24, Mars Hill 8 Corner Kicks: Catawba 14, Mars Hill 4 Goalkeeper Saves: Mars Hill – Jonathan Adams 8 Catawba – Dan Fitzgerald 4 Offsides: Mars Hill 8, Catawba 2 Cautions: NONE ATT: 124 Tusculum 3, Presbyterian 0 GREENEVILLE, Tenn. --- Tusculum College senior Andre Nesfield (Arima, Trinidad) tallied two first-half goals as the third-seeded Pioneers advanced to the semifinals of the Food Lion South Atlantic Conference men's soccer tournament with a 3-0 win over No. 6 seed Presbyterian College Wednesday evening at Pioneer Field. Tusculum (13-2-2), ranked 23rd in the NSCAA/adidas coaches' poll, will face the winner of second-seeded Catawba College and No. 7 Mars Hill College. Presbyterian ends its season at 9-9. All three of TC's goals came in the first 27 minutes. Nesfield got his first just over two minutes in, putting home a cross from junior Jeremy Partin (Germantown, Ohio). TC senior Paul Hopkins (Portsmouth, England) scored his 20th of the season in the 11th minute, flicking a through-ball from junior Justin Vanmatre (St. Louis, Mo.) just past the PC nNesfield capped off the scoring at 26:11. He headed in a one-two pass from junior Jameson Riner (Knoxville, Tenn.) and senior Jonathan Gordon (Glasgow, Scotland).etminder. Sophomore J.P. Swaminathan (Brampton, Ontario, Canada) made three stops for his fourth shutout on the season. PC freshman Mark Owens (Charleston, S.C.) went the first 15:22 for the Blue Hose, allowing two goals with one save. Senior Kevin Czar (Lilburn, Ga.) had eight saves and gave up one goal.
Scoring Summary Shots: TC 30, PC 4 Corner Kicks: TC 5, PC 1 Fouls: TC 16, PC 12 Offsides: TC 1, PC 1 Goalkeeping TC - J.P. Swaminathan (90:00, 0 GA, 3 saves) PC - Mark Owens (15:22, 2 GA, 1 save); Kevin Czar (74:38, 1 GA, 8 saves) Cautions TC - Paul Hopkins (23:24); Jonathan Gordon (72:20); Jaime Harvey (81:28 PC - Michael Wright (78:32) A - 71 |
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