Photo credit Jamie MacDonald
Brock 3, Waterloo 2 Final
WATERLOO, Ont. - The Brock University men's soccer team (5-8-3
OUA) rallied from a two-goal deficit to defeat Waterloo (3-10-1
OUA) by a 3-2 score Wednesday.
The Warriors took a two-goal lead with strikes from freshman Giovan
Logie (Trinidad and Tobago) in the 15th minute and sophomore Jesse
Bean (Waterloo, Ont.) in the 47th minute.
Badgers sophomore Kenji Nicks (St. Catharines, Ont.) started the
comeback with a goal in the 55th minute to make it 2-1
Senior Andres Nimstiv (Courtice, Ont.) tied the game in the 66th
minute.
Freshman Sammy Orlando (Woodbridge, Ont.) scored the winner with
his seventh goal of the season in the 73rd minute.
Senior Ryan Toale (Brampton, Ont.) was stellar in net for the
Badgers with 10 saves in the win.
Freshman Alberto Tinebro (Hamilton, Ont.) made two saves for
Waterloo and was saddled with the loss.
With 18 points, the Badgers hold the final playoff spot and sit two
points ahead of the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks, who have two
games remaining versus the top two teams in the OUA West - they
play York (10-1-3 OUA) on October 21 and McMaster (8-2-4 OUA) on
October 23.
In their previous meetings this season, Laurier tied York 1-1 on
September 3 and lost 4-0 to McMaster on September 17.
GAME SUMMARY
1st Half
15:00 - WAT - Logie
2nd Half
47:00 - WAT - Bean
55:00 - BRO - Nicks
66:00 - BRO - Nimstiv
72:00 - BRO - Orlando
Yellow Cards: BRO - Paterson, WAT - Griewal, Kararaj
Red Cards: WAT - Basir
Source: Brock Sports Info
Toronto 3 , Trent 0 Final
TORONTO - Second-year striker Mario Kovacevic scored two goals
as the No. 9 Varsity Blues men’s soccer team defeated the
Trent Excalibur 3-0 on Wednesday night at Varsity Centre.
With the win, the Blues improve to 10-2-2 and remain in second
place in the OUA East division.
After a scoreless first half and a 30-minute lightning delay,
Kovacevic got the Blues on the board in the 62nd minute, notching
his 10th goal of the season.
The Woodbridge, Ont., native then put the Blues up by two in the
84th minute, receiving a cross from fourth-year midfielder Geoffrey
Borgmann and diving in the pouring rain to make the kick past Trent
goalkeeper Josip Bosnjak.
Second-year midfielder James Greatorex rounded out the scoring one
minute later with his second tally of the season.
Blues goalkeeper Russell Moore made one save to earn the shut out
victory
The Varsity Blues return to the field this Saturday, October 22 as
they head to Ottawa to take on the No. 3 Carleton Ravens.
Game time is set for 3 p.m.
Source: Toronto Sports Info