Cobleskill, N.Y. - Lady Luck did not shine on the SUNY Cobleskill
men's soccer team on Tuesday afternoon as the Fighting Tigers dropped
their second consecutive 2-1 overtime home decision this time to the
Mountaineers of Southern Vermont College (SVC) in non-league action at
the Soccer/Lacrosse Complex. The loss keeps Cobleskill winless on the
season at 0-10 on the campaign while SVC now improves to 2-9 overall on
the year.
The Mountaineers struck first in the 23rd
minute of play when freshman forward Nikolas Joseph, Coventry, Conn.,
Coventry High School, scored off a pass in the box from senior defender
James Tschinkel, Freehold, N.Y., Greenville High School, to give the
visitors a 1-0 advantage.
The Fighting Tigers, who once again
failed to convert on several point blank opportunities, tied the contest
in dramatic fashion in the 81st minute when freshman defender Jacob Darling,
Schenevus, N.Y., Schenevus High School, scored from straight on the net
on a blast from 40-yards out to tie the contest at 1-1.
Over the last nine minutes of the game each team's goalkeeper; Cobleskill's freshman Tanner Puff,
Wallkill, N.Y., Wallkill High School, and SVC's Noah Chani, Hoosick
Falls, N.Y., Hoosick Falls High School, each made multiple point blank
saves to keep the contest tied sending it into overtime knotted at 1-1.
Puff finished the afternoon with 12 saves while Chani stopped seven
shots on the day.
The Mountaineers finally scored the game winner in the 95th
minute on a well-executed set piece when off a direct kick Nikolas
Joseph made a perfect pass to freshman midfielder Anthony Dominguez, Los
Angeles, Calf., Nogales High School, who promptly found the back of the
home team's net to decide the issue.
The Fighting Tigers will next be in action on Saturday October 10th
when they travel to Utica, N.Y. to face the Wildcats of SUNY
Polytechnic Institute in North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) action
beginning at 12:00 p.m. while SVC will next host Becker College on
Saturday in North Atlantic Conference (NAC) play beginning at 3:30 p.m.
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