HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Hoggard volleyball & Coastal Christian soccer win, more scores
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Coastal Christian beat Hoggard last week in boys soccer 3-1. It was the first win in boys soccer in the history of Coastal Christian over Hoggard. On Monday the Coastal Christian Centurions backed it up with a 5-1 victory over Topsail.
On Monday New Hanover won the first two games in their volleyball match over Hoggard, but the Vikings managed to come from behind to beat New Hanover 3-2.
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High School Scoreboard
VOLLEYBALL
WHITEVILLE 3 – EAST BLADEN 1
WEST BLADEN 3 – ST PAULS 0
DIXON 3- WHITE OAK 1
RICHLANDS 3 – SW ONSLOW 2
HOGGARD 3- NEW HANOVER 2
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER
COASTAL CHRISTIAN – TOPSAIL 1, 3 goals for Douglas McKinney, 8 saves for Hunter Mintz
GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY
CARDINAL GIBBONS 4 – CAPE FEAR ACADEMY 0
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COLLEGE MEN’S SOCCER —
GREENSBORO, NC (UNCW) — Senior forwards Colin Bonner (Reservoir H.S./Fulton, Md.) and Nathaniel Goodwin (W.A. Hough H.S./Huntersville, N.C.) each scored a goal as UNCW (1-0-1) posted its first win of the season with a 2-1 non-conference victory over UNCG (1-1-0) at the UNCG Soccer Stadium on Monday evening. “It was an important win on the road,” Coach Aidan Heaney said. “I was really proud of our players’ effort and their determination to get the win. UNCG is a strong team and this is always a tough place to get a result, so I am delighted for our team. “I was delighted for Colin and Nathaniel to both get on the board as they were a constant threat all night,” Heaney added. “Our center back pairing of Michael Mecham and Matt Morgan were very good again tonight as well.” Bonner gave the Seahawks a quick 1-0 lead in the third minute when he converted a crossing pass from Goodwin and scored on a 12-yard shot. The Spartans answered in the 11th minute when senior Noah DeAngelo (Bishop McGuiness H.S./Burlington, N.C.) took a through pass from junior forward Damieon Thomas (St. Catherine, Jamaica) and scored his first goal of the season. Goodwin reclaimed a one-goal advantage for the Seahawks in the 53rd minute when he knocked in a rebound of a shot by Bonner. UNCG had an outstanding chance to tie the game with 11:01 remaining, but a shot by Ben Burdon hit the goal post. The Spartans also had four shots in the final two minutes with three of them being blocked by the Seahawks with another attempt going wide. “We had to defend well at the end of the game against the inevitable pressure that comes when a team is behind and throws numbers forward,” Heaney said. “But, we showed the character needed to stay ahead.” Junior forward Sean Melvin (Victoria, British Columbia, Canada) recorded the victory without making a save as UNCG held a slim 14-13 advantage in shots. Meanwhile, senior goalkeeper Logan Rohde (Apex H.S./Cary, N.C.) made six saves in a losing effort for the Spartans.
#SeahawkStats: The Seahawks are 3-0-2 in their last five matches against the Spartans and have defeated UNCG by a 2-1 score in each of the last two seasons … UNCW is now 8-5-2 all-time against UNCG … Coach Aidan Heaney earned his 125th victory as the Seahawks’ leader … The Seahawks are 4-0-1 in their last five regular season matches, dating back to last season.
What’s Ahead for the Seahawks: UNCW opens a three-game homestand on Friday, Sept. 4 by welcoming North Florida to UNCW Soccer Stadium as part of the Courtyard by Marriott Wrightsville Beach Classic. Opening kick-off between the Seahawks and the Ospreys is slated for 7:30 p.m.
Men’s College Soccer: UNCW 2, UNCG 1 UNCW 1 1 – 2 UNCG 1 0 – 1
Goals: UNCW – Colin Bonner (2:34), Nathaniel Goodwin (52:53); UNCG – Noah DeAngelo (10:41). Assists: UNCW – Nathaniel Goodwin, Colin Bonner; UNCG – Damieon Thomas. Saves: UNCW – Sean Melvin 0 (90:00, 1 goals allowed); UNCG – Logan Rohde 6 (90:00, 2 goals allowed). Shots: UNCW – 13; UNCG – 14. Corner Kicks: UNCW – 4; UNCG – 7. Attendance: 2,092.
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