CHESTERTOWN, Md. – Washington College men's soccer played host to the McDaniel Green Terror in a Centennial Conference matchup Sunday afternoon. The game was originally slated for yesterday but moved due to the weather from Tropical Storm Ophelia. Neither team could get much going offensively in the first half as both goalies remained untested at the break. Just under twenty minutes into the second half,
Katim Njie fired home up a loose ball in the box to give Washington the lead. That would be all the Shoremen needed for a 1-0 home win.Â
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Washington College 1 McDaniel 0
How It Happened
- Neither team could do much on offense in the first half both keepers were never forced to make a save. The one opportunity from the opening 45 minutes came to McDaniel's AJ Reta as he was able to control a loose ball inside the box but pulled his shot just wide.Â
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-The second half continued with little offense until the 62
nd minutes when Washington's
Katim Njie struck the back of the net after latching on to a loose ball in the box. Njie's effort was the game's first shot on target.Â
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-Neither team managed much going forward following the goal. In the 80
th minute, Njie worked his way into the McDaniel penalty area, dribbling through a defender before firing high and wide of the target.Â
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-McDaniel's best effort of the evening came in the final two minutes. After a series of crosses into the box, AJ Nordone headed a bouncing ball onto
Anthony Pinto's right-hand post.Â
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For The Shoremen (3-0-5) (1-0-1)
- Scoring:
Katim Njie
- Goalkeeper:Â
Anthony Pinto (0 saves, 0 goals allowed, 90:00)
- Washington had 15 shots with 4 on target and took four corner kicks in the contest.
For McDaniel (3-1-4) (1-0-1)
- Scoring: None.
- Goalkeeper: Austin Heid (3 saves, 1 goal allowed, 90:00)
- The Terror took 6 shots in the contest with 0 on target and had 1 corner.Â
Notes:Â Katim Njie's goal was his third of the season. He was named GooseNationTV player of the game.
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Up Next
9/27 – Wednesday, at Swarthmore, 4:00 p.m. The Shoremen hit the road to take on Swarthmore in a midweek Centennial Conference clash.
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