Soccer Claims District with 3-0 Win over Crusaders
The District 6-I Soccer Championship title remains at Carrollton and Banks. With cameras and fans at every corner of John Ryan Stadium, the Jesuit High School (JHS) soccer team shut out arch-rival Brother Martin, 3-0, on Saturday to win its second straight Division I District 6 crown.
The Blue Jays scored all three goals in the first half; and the goals came in three different ways from three different players—seniors Arthur Ross, Preston Bordes, and Jacob Torres.
Ross’s score in the 14th minute was due to a perfectly lofted lead pass from Bennett Mansour. In minute 32, Gabe Gordon‘s long throw-in bounced twice in the box for Bordes to find the net on a right-footed shot past the Crusader keeper. And just before the first half horn, Torres scored on a right-footed dinker over the keeper. It was a great counter-attacking effort by Torres and Trevor Reichman, who earned the assist on the third and final goal.
Through the Lens…
View the Photo Gallery from the Jesuit-Brother Martin Soccer Game
By the Numbers…
Team Totals | Goals (Assists) |
Shots: 7 Shots on Goal: 5 Saves (Jacob Randolph): 3 Corners: 2 |
15’ Arthur Ross (Bennet Mansour) – 26:00 into video
32’ Preston Bordes – 41:20 into video 38’ Jacob Torres (Trevor Reichman) – 50:30 into video |
In His Words…
“It’s great to defend our district title,” head soccer coach Hubie Collins said after the game. “Hats off to all of the players. It was a hard-fought game by both teams. As far as depth goes, we are very fortunate to have such a deep, strong squad. When new players come onto the field, we don’t feel like there is any drop-off. In fact, we feel there’s an elevation.”
On the Horizon…
Jesuit (18-0-4) returns to the Alumni Field pitch at John Ryan Stadium on Tuesday for a non-district match against Holy Cross. Kick-off is set for 3:30 p.m.
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