September 6, 2009
OUA M-SOCCER ROUNDUP: VOYAGEURS TIE NO. 5 RAVENS
SUDBURY, Ont. - The Laurentian Voyageurs got a key draw on the home pitch on Saturday afternoon, opening the OUA regular season with a 1-1 tie against the No. 5-nationally ranked Carleton Ravens.
It were the Ravens that soared to an early lead when midfielder Samuel McHugh (Russell, Ont.) got one past Laurentian goaltender Scott Cliff (Sudbury, Ont.) at the 12-minute mark of the first half.
The Voyageurs pulled even in the 35th minute when fifth-year striker Andrew Piccinetti (Stittsville, Ont.) scored his first of the season, knocking one past second-year netminder Samuel Hincks (Guelph, Ont.).
The Ravens continue their road trip with a stop in Nipissing on Sunday afternoon.
NO. 10 TORONTO 6, TRENT 0
At Toronto, the host Varsity Blues made quick work of the Trent Excalibur scoring five goals in the first half en route to a 6-0 victory.
Third-year midfielder Mario Nallira (Toronto) and third-year striker Alexander Raphael (East York, Ont.) both scored two goals against the Excalibur. Second-year defender Yannis Gianniotis (Toronto) and third-year forward Seung Bok Lee (Seoul, South Korea) added single goals.
First-year netminder John Smits (Mississauga, Ont.) earned the shutout for the No. 10-nationally ranked Varsity Blues.
QUEEN'S 3, RYERSON 1
At Ryerson, the Queen's Gaels were the first road team to earn a victory on the young season, defeating the Ryerson Rams.
Second-year midfielder Jordan Brooks (Angus, Ont.) scored a pair of goals, while rookie teammate Adrian Rochford (Ottawa) added a single goal for the Gaels.
Michael Jan (Toronto) scored the lone goal for the Rams.
Source: OUA Communications
It were the Ravens that soared to an early lead when midfielder Samuel McHugh (Russell, Ont.) got one past Laurentian goaltender Scott Cliff (Sudbury, Ont.) at the 12-minute mark of the first half.
The Voyageurs pulled even in the 35th minute when fifth-year striker Andrew Piccinetti (Stittsville, Ont.) scored his first of the season, knocking one past second-year netminder Samuel Hincks (Guelph, Ont.).
The Ravens continue their road trip with a stop in Nipissing on Sunday afternoon.
NO. 10 TORONTO 6, TRENT 0
At Toronto, the host Varsity Blues made quick work of the Trent Excalibur scoring five goals in the first half en route to a 6-0 victory.
Third-year midfielder Mario Nallira (Toronto) and third-year striker Alexander Raphael (East York, Ont.) both scored two goals against the Excalibur. Second-year defender Yannis Gianniotis (Toronto) and third-year forward Seung Bok Lee (Seoul, South Korea) added single goals.
First-year netminder John Smits (Mississauga, Ont.) earned the shutout for the No. 10-nationally ranked Varsity Blues.
QUEEN'S 3, RYERSON 1
At Ryerson, the Queen's Gaels were the first road team to earn a victory on the young season, defeating the Ryerson Rams.
Second-year midfielder Jordan Brooks (Angus, Ont.) scored a pair of goals, while rookie teammate Adrian Rochford (Ottawa) added a single goal for the Gaels.
Michael Jan (Toronto) scored the lone goal for the Rams.
Source: OUA Communications
