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Goucher Gets by Scranton in Overtime
TOWSON, Md. - An unassisted goal by Brian Hoge (Crofton, MD/Arundel) 2:29 into overtime provided Goucher with a 7-6 victory over Scranton and allowed the Gophers to move into a tie with Drew for first place in the Landmark Conference.
The goal was the junior midfielder's second of the game. His first put the Gophers (7-3, 2-0 Landmark) ahead 3-1 midway through the second period.
The Royals (7-3, 2-1 Landmark) took their only lead of the contest on an unassisted goal by Thomas Kornobis with 1:56 remaining in the third quarter, but before the period ended, Goucher pulled into a 6-6 tie thanks to an unassisted goal by Jake Fratella (Wilmington, DE/Brandywine).
Neither team was able to score in the fourth quarter, even though they combined to take 15 shots. Junior goalkeeper Austin Main (Berlin, MD/Stephen Decatur) of the Gophers made three saves in the period to finish with a total of 12; Scranton's Jeremy Dowiak turned away one Goucher shot in overtime and he also ended up with a dozen saves.
Including the three shots they unleashed in overtime, the Gophers ended with a 37-31 advantage in shots. They finished with a slight edge (40-38) in ground balls.
Scranton is one of three opponents on Goucher's 2008 schedule that the Gophers had never faced prior to this season. The other two first-time opponents are Washington & Jefferson, a team the Gophers defeated, 21-6, back on March 8, and Susquehanna, which will host head coach Kyle Hannan's squad on April 26.
The goal was the junior midfielder's second of the game. His first put the Gophers (7-3, 2-0 Landmark) ahead 3-1 midway through the second period.
The Royals (7-3, 2-1 Landmark) took their only lead of the contest on an unassisted goal by Thomas Kornobis with 1:56 remaining in the third quarter, but before the period ended, Goucher pulled into a 6-6 tie thanks to an unassisted goal by Jake Fratella (Wilmington, DE/Brandywine).
Neither team was able to score in the fourth quarter, even though they combined to take 15 shots. Junior goalkeeper Austin Main (Berlin, MD/Stephen Decatur) of the Gophers made three saves in the period to finish with a total of 12; Scranton's Jeremy Dowiak turned away one Goucher shot in overtime and he also ended up with a dozen saves.
Including the three shots they unleashed in overtime, the Gophers ended with a 37-31 advantage in shots. They finished with a slight edge (40-38) in ground balls.
Scranton is one of three opponents on Goucher's 2008 schedule that the Gophers had never faced prior to this season. The other two first-time opponents are Washington & Jefferson, a team the Gophers defeated, 21-6, back on March 8, and Susquehanna, which will host head coach Kyle Hannan's squad on April 26.
2008-04-05
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