Utica, NY – The SUNY Canton men's soccer team outshot SUNY Delhi, but a goal from Michael Williams, Jr. in the 46th minute proved to be the difference as the Broncos earned a 1-0 win in a North Atlantic Conference quarterfinal match at SUNY Poly on Saturday.
THE BASICS
- Result: SUNY Delhi 1, SUNY Canton 0
- Location: Wildcat Field – Utica, NY
- Records: SUNY Delhi (9-6-2) | SUNY Canton (6-11-1)
HOW IT HAPPENED
- The Broncos had three shots on goal over the first five minutes of the match, but Roo keeper Owen Kwong was up to the task making three early saves.
- The Roos responded with four consecutive shots on target, including two off the foot of Dylan Vanderpool, and one each from Michael Gavette and Owen Lebron.
- Kwong made one more stop late in the first half as both Kwong and Bronco keeper Jonathan Walch made four saves apiece in a scoreless first half.
- Delhi wasted no time scoring the game's only goal just 59 seconds into the second half. Williams Jr. netted his team and league-leading 11th goal of the year to put the Broncos on top.
- That would be Delhi's only shot on goal of the half as Agustin Nunez registered a pair of shots on target and Brennan Harmer had one, but Walch made all three saves to preserve the win.
INSIDE THE NUMBERS
- The Roos held advantages in shots on goal (7-5) and corner kicks (11-6).
- Nunez and Vanderpool led the way with two shots on goal each.
- Kwong made four saves (.800 save %) in the loss, while Walch turned aside seven shots in his second shutout of the season.
WHAT'S NEXT?
This concludes the 2022 season for the Roos.
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SUNY Canton Kangaroos 15 traditional athletic teams compete at the NCAA Division III level as part of the North Atlantic Conference. SUNY Canton also features varsity esports and cheerleading.
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