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Cape JV soccer defeats Sussex Academy 2-0
Sussex Academy goalkeeper Adam Krim tries to block a pass from Cape's Pablo Garcia Lazaro. BY DAN COOK
October 15, 2013
Cape sophomore Toby Fleming gets big air to control a high pass. BY DAN COOK
Cape teammates Mason Jones and Alec Hochrein control play in the midfield. BY DAN COOK
Cape's Sam Evans, left, battles for possession along the sideline with Sussex Academy defender Jamin Baker. BY DAN COOK
Cape freshman Richard Carey throws the ball in while coach John Myers looks on. BY DAN COOK
Cape's Tyler Nichols, right, controls a high ball while Sussex Academy's Ivan Cortez defends. BY DAN COOK
Cape's Pablo Garcia Lazaro heads the ball away from Seahawks Noah McClain, left, and Ivan Cortez. BY DAN COOK
Cape's Pablo Garcia Lazaro heads the ball away from Seahawks (l-r) Noah McClain, Ivan Cortez and Jamin Baker. BY DAN COOK
Cape's Harold Ayala moves the ball into the Seahawks' defensive zone. BY DAN COOK
Cape's Sam Evans, left, blocks a Sussex Academy pass. BY DAN COOK
Cape's Mason Jones, left, battles for possession with Sussex Academy's Noah Garrison. BY DAN COOK
The Cape Henlopen junior varsity soccer team hosted Sussex Academy at Legends Stadium Oct.10, and when the final horn sounded, the Vikings had scored a 2-0 victory over the Seahawks. Will Geppert and Harold Ayala each tallied a score for the Vikings.
"Despite the conditions, we possessed the ball well and played good team defense," said coach John Myers. "We played a very lackluster game on Tuesday at Seaford, so it was good to see us play with energy and passion. Although Sussex Academy was young, they were a quality team that is well coached. They had beat CR earlier this year, so we knew we would have to be patient and play our game."
Cape plays host to Dover Tuesday, Oct. 15 at Legends Stadium.
