Tuesday soccer: video from UNCW’s victory, Coastal Christian’s win and Laney too

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** Note: Click the icon above to see video of UNCW’s winning goal

BUIES CREEK, NC (UNCW) — For the second time in as many outings, UNCW upended a nationally-ranked squad as Colin Bonner notched the game’s lone goal to lead the Seahawks past #25 Campbell, 1-0, on Tuesday at the Eakes Athletics Complex.

The Seahawks raised their record to 4-1-1 on the young season while the Camels dipped to 3-1-0 with their first loss of the season. UNCW is 3-0 on the road and 2-0 against nationally-ranked opponents.

Bonner provided the difference in the 69th minute with his second goal of the season. On the play, Jacob VanCompernolle sent a throw in into the penalty area where Bonner was able to head home the eventual game-winner.

The Seahawks finished with a 16-4 advantage in shots, including a 12-1 spread in the first half.

UNCW goalie Sean Melvin needed to make just one save in posting his second shutout of the season.

Campbell’s Matthew Mozynski nearly matched Melvin, making four saves in taking the loss.

UP NEXT: The Seahawks close out their road swing with a 7 p.m. kickoff at Old Dominion on Sept. 20.

NOTES: The Seahawks improved to 21-26-2 all-time against Campbell … The win snapped a brief three-game non-winning streak against the Camels … Campbell nearly tied it in the 69th minute when Cam Frias hit the crossbar …UNCW’s Freddy Nzekele narrowly missed opening the scoring when his shot in the 50th minute struck the post.

** Note: Click the icon above to see video of UNCW’s winning goal

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Tuesday High School Scoreboard

Volleyball
LANEY 3 – ASHLEY 0
CROATAN 3 – NORTH BRUNSWICK 0
WHITEVILLE 3 – SOUTH ROBESON 0
FAIRMONT 3 – SOUTH COLUMBUS 2
UNION 3 – EAST BLADEN 1

Girls Tennis
CLINTON 8 – WEST BLADEN 1
HOGGARD 8 – WEST BRUNSWICK 1
CAPE FEAR ACADEMY 9 – COASTAL CHRISTIAN 0
NORTHSIDE 6 – NORTH BRUNSWICK 3
FAIRMONT 6 – SOUTH COLUMBUS 3

Boys Soccer
HOGGARD 3 – WEST BRUNSWICK 2
DIXON 7 – TOPSAIL 2
NEW HANOVER 4 – SOUTH BRUNSWICK 0
2 GOALS FOR WILDCAT DEFENDER BLAKE EVANS
COASTAL CHRISTIAN 5 – CAPE FEAR ACADEMY 0 ** Click above icon to see game vide
3 GOALS FOR DOUGLAS MCKINNEY, 2 FOR JOSH CHAPMAN
BOYS SOCCER LANEY 3 – ASHLEY 2 ** Click above icon to see game video

Girls Field Hockey
CAPE FEAR ACADEMY 7 – PARROT ACADEMY 2

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WILLIAMSBURG, VA (UNCW) — Junior Annette Lyche shot an even par 72 to finish third individually and UNCW carded the lowest round of the final day to wind up fourth overall Tuesday at the William & Mary Women’s Golf Invitational at Kingsmill Resort.

The Seahawks entered Tuesday’s final round in a tie for sixth place, but found their stride in posting the lowest round among the 13 teams on the Par 72, 5,600-yard course near Colonial Williamsburg.

“I’m very pleased with how our team competed today to end the tournament,” said Cindy Ho, UNCW’s veteran head coach. “It was a great team effort. Everyone played extremely well, so it was positive to finish strong.

“I was really proud of Annette since she had her best collegiate finish. While her ball striking was slightly off in the final round, she found a way to score. We have a lot to build on going forward this semester.”

New CAA member Elon led wire-to-wire to close with a 19-over-par 300-285-298=883 score and capture first place, beating runner-up Morehead State (307-297-300=904) by 21 strokes. Seton Hall (314-300-291=905) ended up in third ahead of the Seahawks.

Individually, Elon’s Kelsey Badmaev fired a 1-under-par 71 on the final round to claim medalist honors, carding an even par 75-70-71=216 total. Anna Kim of St. John’s fashioned a 74-68-75=217 (+1) to finish second and Lyche had a 73-73-72=218 (+2) for third place.

The Seahawks travel to Greensboro for their next competition when they compete in the UNCG Forest Oaks Fall Classic on Sept. 29-30.

UNCW Indivdual Results: 3. Annette Lyche (73-73-73=218); T18. Meghan Theiss (78-77-74=229); 24. Mallory Warrick (79-75-77=231); T53. Kayla Thompson (86-82-74=242); T60. Sydney Boyd (80-85-82=247).

Team Standings: 1. Elon (300-285-298=883); 2. Morehead State (307-297-300=904); 3. Seton Hall (314-300-291=905); 4. UNCW (310-307-297=914); 5. William & Mary (309-298-314=921); 6. Georgetown (315-304-304=923); 7. Wofford (317-307-300=924); 8. Towson (309-305-311=925); 9. Appalachian State (307-310-312=929); 10. Radford (319-307-305=931); 11. Longwood (318-306-310=934); 12. St. John’s (330-313-331=974); 13. Bucknell (331-329-321=981).

Individual Standings (Top 10): 1. Kelsey Badmaev, Elon (75-70-71=216); 2. Anna Kim, St. John’s (74-68-75=217); 3. Annette Lyche, UNCW (73-73-72=218); T4. Heather Munzo, Elon (73-67-79=219); T4. Alexandra Austin, Radford (72-74-73=219); 6. Katie Rice, Morehead State (79-69-73=221); 7. Alison Kruse, Seton Hall (75-72-75=222); 8. Anna Magnusson, Morehead State (75-75-73=223); T9. Sunna Vidisdottir, Elon (77-74-73=224); T9. Mia Zanghetti, William & Mary (73-74-77=224); T9. Emily Brooks, Elon (75-74-75=224).

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