Posted by CatTales
on 10/14/2009, 11:16 pm
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NEW PHILADELPHIA — The Cambridge High boys’ soccer team played to a 0-0 tie with East Ohio Central League opponent New Philadelphia on Tuesday.
A red card forced the ’Cats to play with only 10 players for most of the game, but they held strong, not allowing the Quakers to score.
“Our kids played real well with a man down,” said Cambridge mentor J.R. Fox. “It was an outstanding game, probably one of our better ones controlling the ball and playing hard.”
Goalie Matt Drotovick stopped eight shots for Cambridge while Harry Springer recorded seven saves for New Philadelphia.
Both teams managed 10 shots-on-goal.
NEXT — Cambridge hosts River View today at 5 p.m.
CAMBRIDGE— In a hard-fought game on Senior Night, the Cambridge High girls’ soccer team battled New Philadelphia to a 2-2 tie in East Central Ohio League action.
Ashley Carr opened up the scoring for the Bobcats (4-9-2) in the 8th minute of the first half using a Katelyn Goodwin assist.
Cambridge clung to the one-point lead until a flurry of activity took place near the end of the game.
Rachel Morrison of New Philadelphia scored in the 48th minute on a penalty kick to tie the game at 1-1.
Morrison then broke away from the Lady ’Cats defense in the 49th minute to score again and give the Lady Quakers a 2-1 lead.
In the 50th minute, Cambridge’s Sarah Herman found teammate Romima Carrasco for a score to tie the game back up.
“The girls played well,” offered Cambridge coach Tim Carr. “We controlled the game, and it was a shame we couldn’t pull it off on Senior Night.”
Paige Carpenetti had six saves for Cambridge while New Philadelphia’s Sidney Mauri stopped nine shots.
Cambridge held the advantage in shots-on-goal, firing 13 to New Philadelphia’s eight.
NEXT — Cambridge travels to River View today at 5 p.m.
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