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Cape soccer finishes season with 3-2 win at Dover
Cape senior Richard Carey moves the ball into the box during the 3-2 win over Dover. He scored the first goal for the Vikings. DAN COOK PHOTO
October 28, 2016
Cape defense Luke Mulcahy gets big air to control a high ball in the Dover offensive zone. DAN COOK PHOTO
Defenseman Dane Palmer heads the ball away from Dover’s Emerson Escalante Diaz. DAN COOK PHOTO
Timmy Vitella controls the play on the sideline. DAN COOK PHOTO
Bradley Seneus controls play in the midfield. DAN COOK PHOTO
Cape took a first half 2-1 score into the halftime locker room and added an insurance goal in the second half to defeat the Senators 3-2 at Dover.
Richard Carey scored first at the 32-minute mark off a pass from Aidan Spoor. Five minutes later, junior Uly Slagle tallied the second goal with an assist from Harold Ayala. The second half and deciding goal was scored by Zack Gelof from Slagle at the 61-minute mark.
“We controlled the majority of the game,” said Cape coach Patrick Kilby. “Two defensive breakdowns resulted in Dover's goals, but Zack Gelof came through in a big way to score the game-winner.”
The Vikings took 30 shots on Dover goalkeeper Sean Quirk. He stopped 26 of them. Cape goalie Alan Marin-Quiroz denied Dover seven times.
