High school soccer roundup: Hornets, Cavs tie foes
Published 8:19 pm Tuesday, September 10, 2024
- Salisbury soccer coach Matt Parrish. Photo by Wayne Hinshaw, for the Salisbury Post
From staff reports
SALISBURY — Salisbury’s boys soccer team stayed undefeated — barely.
The Hornets (6-0-2) tied Randleman 1-all on Monday.
Randleman is 2-6-2, but was the aggressor most of the first half and led 1-0 the break.
“We were thoroughly outplayed for large portions of the first half,” Salisbury coach Matt Parrish said. “We made adjustments and we were better in the second half, although we were still out-shot for the game.”
Salisbury’s goal was scored by Hines Busby, with Fletcher Busby, his brother, getting the assist.
Luke Fowler, Samuel Goodman and keeper Finnegan Avery had good nights for the Hornets.
Salisbury continues the busiest week of the season on Wednesday in a crucial Central Carolina Conference opener at Thomasville, followed by West Rowan on Thursday. Both matches are at 6 p.m.
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TRINITY — Ties have been the norm for North Rowan in the non-conference action.
The Cavaliers tied for the fourth time on Monday. They have won one and lost one.
This was a positive 1-all tie for North, as it was on the road against a Trinity team with a 5-1-2 record.
Douglas Perdomo scored the North goal.
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CONCORD — George Nunez made 12 saves to keep East Rowan in the match, but the Mustangs, who played a man down after a red card, lost 3-0 to Robinson in Monday’s South Piedmont Conference matchup.
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CONCORD — Justyce Page scored two goals to lead Northwest Cabarrus to a 5-2 SPC win against Carson on Monday.
Freshman CJ Hoskins had two assists.
Jon Pendleton and Anthony Medina Beckham scored the Carson goals.
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HUNTERSVILLE — Jackson Carr scored two goals to lead Lake Norman Charter to a 3-2 SPC win against South Rowan on Monday.
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West Rowan didn’t play on Monday. The Falcons have big matches with South Rowan on Wednesday and Salisbury on Thursday.
