by James Fox
Last
Tuesday afternoon, the Darien Boys Varsity Soccer team took on Trinity Catholic
at home. Darien dominated possession
from the start, allowing zero shots on target the entire first half. Sophomore striker Harrison Gill began the scoring
with an early goal, and went on to score a hat trick, giving him his first
varsity hat trick and making him the first varsity player to do so this
season. Other goal scorers include
seniors Owen Beringer and Said Mammadov, and junior Andrew Mathew, who scored a
penalty drawn by captain Michael Maccarone, who was taken out in the box after
a long run down the right wing. In the
end, Darien scored a total of seven goals, making it the team’s highest scoring
game this season. By the time the game
was over Trinity Catholic had recorded only two shots on net, with junior
goalie Liam Rischmann making saves to ensure a shutout.
When
asked about the game, senior John Mackie said, “We definitely played really
well as a team. We were able to put some
goals in the back of the net, and by the second half get everyone on the team
some time on the field. Overall I’d say
we had a very good time.”
You
can catch Boys Varsity Soccer this Monday at 4:00 as they take on Stamford
High.
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| Junior Andrew Mathew and senior captain Henrik Stockinger celebrate during the Westhill game from earlier in the season. |
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