(Rescheduled to May 14th from May 22nd) - Western United defeated the Stars of Mass by the score of 4-0. Western started strong and never let up. The first goal came only 8 minutes into the match when Freddy Stokes served the ball to Evan Jurkowski at the 12. Evan's initial shot was deflected, but he was able to tuck away his own rebound. Just 9 minutes later, Davis Smith found Evan Jurkowski again at the top of the box for a well placed shot. The last goal of the half came from a Chris Noga service along the end line to Brendan Bzdel who received the ball with his back to the goal only to turn and tally at the near post. The last goal of the game again came from a Noga, but this time from a corner which found Evan at the near post for well placed header and his third goal of the game. The defense was strong all day with Jeff Hottin recording the shutout. Men of the Match were Chris Noga, Evan Jurkowski, and Davis Smith for his solid performance at holding midfield and center back.
Western United was defeated by the Vikings by the score of 2-1. This was the first loss of the season. The Vikings scored first early in the game with just 7 minutes on the clock. Western countered 3 minutes later with the equalizer when Brendan Bzdel put away an Evan Jurkowski shot that was mishandled by the opposing keeper. Western finished the half strong and continued to press early into the second half. The game winner came with 20 minutes to play off an opposing direct kick. Men of the match were Bzdel and Freddy Stokes for their aggressive and creative play on the attack.
Western United tied NEFC Gerrard 1-1. Western United started strong, but gave up control of much of the first half. The second half was a different story. Although NEFC tallied first about 15 minutes into the half, Western dominated most of the play. However, the equalizer came with just 8 second left on the clock when Casey Intrator stole the ball at midfield and distributed to Max Robbins at left midfield. Max sent Evan Jurkowski into the box where he beat the keeper on the ground in an exciting finish. Men of the Match were Noah Lussier and Casey Intrator for their tireless efforts and strong play in the back.
Western United defeated FC Blazers by the score of 1-0. Western scored the only goal of the match early with just 8 minutes. The goal originated from a Blazer direct kick just outside the 18 yard box which was cleared to midfield where Evan Jurkowski screamed down the sideline and sent Justin Le into the box with a great through ball. Justin remained composed and tucked the ball under the keeper's arm and into the far post. Western's defense remained strong throughout the game neutralizing the attack and challenging every aerial ball and shot. Jeff Hottin preserved the shut out with a strong showing. Men of the Match were Evan and Justin who were just as impressive on Defense as they were on the goal.
Western United defeated AC Arlington by the score of 2-0. Western controlled the tempo and flow of the game from start to finish, but was unable to score until the second half. The first goal originated from Chad Sanderson in the back, through Justin Le and eventually to Chris Noga who served a low driven ball to the near post where Evan Jurkowski beat the keeper with one touch just 4 minutes into the half. The second goal came around 20 minutes later when Evan Haynes won a 50/50 ball at midfield and sent Andy Zyskowski into the corner. Andy beat the defender at the end line and served the ball back to the 12 yard line where Allen Gariepy finished on a well placed shot. Jon Brodeur recorded the shutout in net with a solid performance. Men of the Match were Allen and Chad for their outstanding play.
Western United played NEFC Manchester United to a scoreless tie in the first game of the Spring Season. Western United came out strong creating several scoring opportunities within the first 15 minutes, but was unable to convert. The second half exhibited several momentum changes, but the difference was the Western defense, anchored by center back Cam DellaTorre and goalkeeper Jeff Hottin who were selected as Men of the Match.
Western United ended the Fall Season with a 1-1 tie vs AC Arlington. AC Arlington scored first about 10 minutes into the game and Western countered 10 minutes later when Chris Noga's low driven service from the left flank was redirected by Evan Jurkowski into the far post. The second half brought several scoring opportunities for Western, but their dominance was unable to produce the winning goal. Men of the Match were Evan Jurkowski and Freddy Stokes. Despite battling injuries for most of the season, Evan and Freddy always gave their all and were always able to give the team the spark it needed when they stepped onto the field.
Western ended the Fall Season with a record of 5-3-1 and placed 5th out of 10 teams in MAPLE's First Division. Finishing in the top half of an extremely competitive group assures Western a spot in the First Division in the Spring. Congratulations.
Western United fell to the hands of Bayside by the score of 1-0. Western United played well all game and created several scoring opportunities while giving up very few. However, with 6 minutes remaining in the game, Bayside scored the only goal of the game.
Jon Brodeur played the first half in net and did not give up a goal. Jon made a tremendous save before halftime to preserve his shutout and earn Man of the Match honors. Jon had not planned on playing since he had broken a toe the day before, but when Western's other keeper was delayed in getting to the field, Jon didn't hesitate to step in. The other Men of the Match were Chad Sanderson and Cameron DellaTorre for their great defensive play and distribution in leading multiple attacks.
Western United shutout the Greater Boston Bolts by the score of 2-0. Western got a scare 30 seconds into the game on a Bolts breakaway, but Jeff Hottin was well positioned to make the save. Western got on the score board about 20 minutes into the game when Davis Smith stole the ball at the top of the 18 yard box, took a defender, then blasted a shot over the keeper's head.
Western scored again with about 15 minutes into the second half when Matt Butera's shot defected off the keeper and found Evan Haynes at the penalty spot whose first touch placed the ball in the corner. Western remained strong through the rest of the game. Men of the Match were Justin Le for his solid play in Midfield and Back and Allen Gariepy for his control and distribution in the center of the field.
Western United beat Sachems FC by the score of 4-2 in a game in which four of the six goals were actually scored from set plays. Scoring started 13 minutes into the game when Noah Lussier volleyed a Chris Noga corner kick into the corner. The same combination hooked up again minutes later on another corner kick. Sachems got one back late in the second half also off a corner kick. Western did not allow Sachems to gain momentum by scoring again when Brendan Bzdel tucked the ball into the near post on a Andy Zyskowski cross. The half ended with a score of 3-1 in favor of Western United. Western dominated the second half controlling much of the play. Lussier completed the hat trick collecting a rebound off a Noga shot. Sachems scored the last goal of the game in the final minutes off another corner kick.
Men of the Match were Noah Lussier in recording his first 3 goals of the season and Matt Butera and Davis Smith whose dominating presence in the midfield was the true differentiator in the outcome of the game.
Western United was away this past weekend to take on Cape Cod ReUnited. Western United was victorious by the score of 1-0 to record its 3rd win and 2nd shut out of the season.
Western United came out strong and never let up. Even though dominating most of the play and produced several shots on net, it was not until late in the second half that the only goal of the game was recorded. The lone goal originated from the the right side when Evan Haynes sent Freddy Stokes into the corner. Freddy took the ball to the end line and served the ball across the 6 yard box only to be knocked around and then redirected to the left flank where Justin Le proceeded to dribbled to the end line and served the ball back into the 6 yard box. After being knocked around again, this time is was a different outcome when Casey Intrator put it home.
Men of the Match were Casey for his tireless efforts and Jeff Hottin who fended off three solid attacks to preserve the shut out.
Western United defeated FC Blazers by the score of 3-2. It was a battle from the opening whistle similar to the last time the clubs faced each other in the State Semi-finals last Spring. The Blazers went up 2-0 about midway through the first half. Jeff Hottin was injured during the second goal and was replace by Jon Brodeur who finished out the game strong in net. The momentum began to switch at that point and Western was able to close the gap just before the half when Chris Noga tallied off a Noah Lussier cross.
Western came out strong in the second half and did not let up until the final whistle. The equalizer came about mid way through the second half on a great goal which originated out the back when Max Robbins served the ball to Evan Jurkowski who took it down the flank before finding Andy Zyskowski who in turn took the last defender and then blasted the ball in the far lower corner. Western went ahead with 8 minutes to play on a short corner when Noga played it quickly to Matt Butera who gave it back to Noga at the corner of the 18 yard box where he drove it into the far upper corner.
Men of the Match were Andy Zyskowski, and Chris Noga.
Western United fell to NEFC by the score of 2-1. Western came out slow and had trouble building any sort of attack in the first half. NEFC scored the first goal of the game with 10 minutes remaining in the half and then followed up quickly with another.
It was a different game in the second half with Western dominating most of the play and creating several scoring opportunities. Western pulled within one goal with 10 minutes remaining in the game from a well placed Chris Noga corner kick that found the head of an incoming Allen Gariepy. Western continued to press and with almost no time on the clock scored on a Brendan Bzdel header off another Noga service, only to have it called off due to offsides. Men of the Match were Gariepy and Justin Le for their strong play in the midfield.
Western United defeated FC Stars of Mass by the score of 2-0. Western came out strong and did not let up. Both goals came toward the end of the first half and both in a similar fashion. Evan Jurkowski found Brendan Bzdel on a great penetrating pass for the first tally. The second goal came when Evan J's blast was coughed up by the keeper and Brendan put away the rebound. The difference in the game was the defense anchored by Casey Intrator and Cam DellaTorre and the solid play from Jeff Hottin in the goal. Men of the Match were Evan J, Brendan, and Cam.
Western United opened the Fall season against FC Vikings. Western got off to a quick start by scoring with just under 3 minutes into the game on a well executed set play. Casey Intrator served a great ball to the top of the box where Davis Smith flicked the ball off his head to Evan Haynes who volleyed it over the keeper for the goal. Western finished the half strong controlling the play without giving up a single shot on net.
The Vikings started the second half with high pressure which resulted in a more evenly played game which produced two goals on two set plays with minutes of each tally. Western came roaring back, but was unable to get the equalizer. Men of the Match were Casey, Davis and Evan for not only there involvement in Western's only goal, but strong play throughout the game.
Western United tied the Greater Boston Bolts by a score of 2-2 in the last game of the Spring season. Western United tallied first around the mid way point of the first half in a play that started on the right back, transitioned through the midfield to the left flank where Chris Noga served the ball to Chris Thomas for the goal. The Bolts tied the game at the end of the half. The Bolts struck again in the second half with 7 minutes to play. The equalizer came with 2 minutes in regulation when Justin Le and Freddy Stokes created loose balls in the box which eventually found the foot of Thomas who calmly placed the ball over the keepers head from the top of the 18 for his second goal of the day. Western’s back four played strong all day.
Men of the Match were Thomas and Andy Zyskowski for his intelligent play in the back. Western United ended the Spring season in the top 4 of the Blue Division. By doing so, Western advanced to the Quarter Finals of the Irwin (State) Cup and secures a position in the 1st Division for the Fall of 2010.
Western United fell to the undefeated FC Blazers by the score of 1-0. The only goal of the match came about 20 minutes into the game when Western was unable to clear the ball from their goal line when a loose ball was put away by the Blazers. Wind played a significant factor again this week.
During the second half, Western was unable to capitalize on several scoring opportunities within and around the 18 yard box. Western controlled the last 20 minutes of the game. Men of the Match were Brendan Bzdel for his strong play at the outside midfield position, and Evan Jurkowski for his ability to consistently win 50/50 balls.
Western United completed a double header on Mother’s Day. The first game resulted in their first loss of the season at the hands of NEFC by the score of 2-1. Western scored first 10 minutes into the game when Evan Haynes volleyed a Noah Lussier corner kick into the near post. NEFC evened the score 10 minutes into the second half on a loss ball off a corner kick. The game winner came with seconds on the clock from a break away. Men of the Match were Evan Jurkowski and Casey Intrator for their hard play and dominance in the middle of the field throughout the game.
The second game resulted in a 3-0 win over Benfica USA. The first goal came from a great individual effort from Matt Butera with a blast deflecting off the cross bar into the goal about 12 minutes into the game. The second goal resulted from a quick combination play on a wall pass from Brendan Bzdel to Chris Noga with only a few minutes remaining in the half. The scoring was rounded out in the second half when Max Robbins took the ball to the end line and served a lovely ball to Chris Thomas who tucked it in the near post. Jeff Hottin came up big on two occasions in the second half to recorded his 3rd shutout of the season. Men of the Match were Jeff Hottin and Matt Butera.
Western United improved to 3-0-1 mid way through the Spring Season with a come from behind victory defeating the Stars of Mass by the score of 2-1.
On a abnormally hot and humid day, both teams battled in the first half to a scoreless tie. The Stars of Mass started off the scoring about 10 minutes into the second half. Western United responded by changing the flow of the game and shifting into overdrive. With 10 minutes left to play, Allen Gariepy served a beautiful ball to an on running Chris Noga who redirected the ball off his thigh for the equalizer. Four minutes later, Max Robbins’ tremendous individual effort finished off by a deceptive toe-poke beat the keeper for the go ahead goal.
Allen and Max were the Men of the Match.
Western United defeated North Shore by the score of 4-0. Western got off to a quick start less than one minute into the game when a Chris Noga service got through the keepers hands and into the path of Evan Haynes. Western scored one more time before the half with a great individual effort from Justin Le.
Noga and Haynes again took part in an early second half goal, but this time Max Robbins was there to put away the loose ball. The last goal came from a Noga blast just outside the 18. Western dominated most of the play creating several scoring opportunities and allowed just a few shots on goal throughout the game. This was goal keeper Jeff Hottin’s second shutout in a row. Men of the Match were Chris Noga and Evan Haynes for their strong play at the outside midfield positions.
Five different players scored as Western United beat Sachems 5-0 in Winchester.
The first goal came only 2 minutes into the game when Chris Noga put away a served ball in 6 yd box. The second goal was the Goal of the Day when Max Robbins advanced the ball down the right flank, then fed Chris Thomas who crossed the ball on the ground from the touch line. Matt Butera let the ball travel though his legs as a decoy to allow Chad Sanderson to run onto the ball at the far post and tuck it away. Western started the second half strong and did not let up. Evan Haynes scored a great header from a Noga corner kick; Matt Butera hit a line drive from 18 yards out off a rebound; and Allen Gariepy picked up a loose ball in the box to round out the scoring.
Men of the Match were Noah Lussier and Justin Le for their spectacular play at the outside back position and were able to initiate several scoring opportunities from our defensive half of the field.
The wind played a significant factor in the outcome of Western’s first game of the Spring season vs FC Viking. After winning the coin toss, Western decided to go with the wind in the first half. Western dominated most of the play and scored 2 goals in the first 12 minutes of the game. The first goal came from an indirect kick by Allen Gariepy from 30 yards out when it bounce over the keepers head and off his hand. The second goal originated from solid flank play in which the ball was crossed and knocked around until it found the foot of Chris Thomas who put it away.
The Vikings scored two goals in the first 15 minutes of the second half, the first from a direct kick and the second from a penalty kick. Western’s defense remained strong and battled to preserve the tie in which possession changed hands through the remaining minutes of the game.
Men of the Match were Chad Sanderson and Freddy Stokes who both played the entire game in the back while neutralized a strong Viking front line.
Western United handed the FC Stars of Mass their first defeat of the season by the score of 2-1. Western scored early 3 minutes into the game from a 30 yard bullet off of a direct kick from Chris Noga. Western dominated most of the play and went up 2-0 at 12 minutes into the second half. The goal originated from the defense when Freddy Stokes served the ball wide to Noga at midfield. Allen Gariepy then came into position for a give and go allowing Noga to advance into the attacking third before crossing the ball to Matt Butera at the top of the 18 yard box. Butera proceeded to commit the defender and then fed Evan Haynes on his right. Haynes buried his shot in the far post as the keeper scurried to cover the near post. Definitely the goal of the year. The Stars scored with 9 minutes remaining in the game, but it was not enough to change the momentum of the game as Western remain solid in the defense until the final whistle. Each player had significant contributions to the win and deserving of Man of the Match honors. Western United finished the season at 6-2-1, one point out of first place.
Western United improved to 5-2-1 on the season by defeating AC Arlington by the score of 3-0. This was Western’s fifth shutout of the season. Goalie Jeff Hottin played tremendous in the net to earn Man of the Match honors. Chris Noga scored all three goals, the first coming 13 minutes into the game through a midfield build up and a well placed shot. The second came mid way through the second half from a loose ball in front of the goal, and the third goal off a penalty kick after Max Robbins was taken down in the box. The difference in the game was Western’s dominance of the middle third of the field. Evan Haynes also earned Man of the Match honors for his strong play on the flanks at Right Midfield.
The Western United Red team suffered only its second loss of the season at the hands of New England FC (NEFC), losing 4-0. Western got off to a slow start and was unable to get into any kind of rhythm throughout the first half. Western started off the second half down 2-0, but came out strong creating several good scoring opportunities, but was unable to close the gap. NEFC got two more goals in the last 7 minutes of the game. Men of the Match were Evan Jurkowski and Casey Intrator for their tireless work effort throughout the game.
With only 12 healthy players at the start of the game and playing most of the second half with no substitutions, Western United improved to 4-1-1 on the season by defeating the New England Aztec by a score of 4-0. This was the fourth shutout of the season for goalkeeper Jeff Hottin. The first two goals originated from corner kicks where Evan Jurkowski and Chris Thomas’ aggressive play inside the box definitely paid off. The third goal of the first half was scored on a well placed ball by Chris Noga. The last goal of the match came in the second half when Chad Sanderson intercepted a pass at midfield and one touched it to Noga who quickly found Justin Le who redirected the ball into the far corner of the net. Men of the match were Chris Thomas for his outstanding play at forward and Max Robbins for his strong performance in the back.
Western United tied Bayside (RI) 2-2 on a rainy and cold afternoon at the Oxbow. Western grabbed a quick lead about 8 minutes into the game when Allen Gariepy drew a foul in the box and Chris Noga put away the penalty kick. Bayside came back to tie it when confusion in the goal mouth resulted in a own goal. Bayside took the lead with about 10 minutes remaining in the half from a 25 yard direct kick. Western started the second half strong and repeated attacks finally paid off when Max Robbins served a beautiful head ball to Chris for the equalizer with 12 minutes to play. Western continued to create several scoring opportunities until the final whistle. Allen and Chris were named Men of the Match.
Western United suffered its first loss of the year to the Vikings by a score of 3-1. The Vikings were up 3-0 early in the second half, before Western came roaring back when Chris Noga netted the only goal of the match with about 20 minutes remaining in the game. Unfortunately Western was unable to make up the difference. Most of the second half was back in forth with several scoring opportunities for both teams. Men of the Match were Casey Intrator and Andy Zyskowski for playing through the pain. Moments before the game, Casey was stung by a bee and Andy cut his knee badly.
Western United defeated the Jr. Pioneers by the score of 4-0. The scoring started off about 10 minutes into the game when Noah Lussier took a drop pass from Allen Gariepy from about 20 yards out to place the ball over the keepers head for the goal. The next two goals occurred in different halves and were scored by different players, but were the result of Justin Le’s efforts to take on defenders in the box and draw fouls resulting in penalty kicks. Max Robbins buried the first one with about 6 minutes remaining in the first half, and Chris Noga put away the second one with 10 minutes remaining in the game. Chris Noga rounded out the scoring with a well driven ball from the top of the 18 for his second goal of the day. This was also the 3rd shut out in just as many games. Men of the match were Justin Le, Chris Noga, and Noah Lussier for not only scoring a goal, but his solid defensive play at stopper.
Western United defeated the Greater Boston Bolts by a score of 1-0. Western started off strong and scored 2:20 minutes into the game. Evan Jurkowski picked up a loose ball in front of the goal and put it away. The entire match was very exciting with several momentum changes. Western developed several scoring opportunities in the second half through good ball movement. However, defense again proved to be the difference by putting tremendous pressure on the ball over the entire field. Everyone’s hard work paid off to preserve the shutout. The Men-of-the-Match were Evan Jurkowski and Freddy Stokes for their relentless efforts in winning 50/50 balls throughout the game.
Off to a great start, Western United came away with a 2-0 win over the last years State Cup Champion, the Blazers. The teams were fairly evenly matched throughout most of the first half until Allen Gariepy scored 22 minutes into the game from a 25-yard direct kick. Western stepped up and took charge of the game for the remainder of the half. The second half started a lot like the first until the attack kicked in and Western dominated in the last 10 minutes with repeated scoring opportunities. With 5 minutes remaining in the game, Evan Haynes worked hard to beat the last defender to place the ball in the corner of the goal to seal the victory. The difference in the game was the tenacious defense of the back four. No matter who was in the game, they worked hard to preserve the shutout. The Men-of-the-Match were Matt Butera for his outstanding play at center midfielder and left back and Any Zyskowski who’s witty play at right back neutralized his opponents throughout the game.
Western United wins versus the NE Eagles 2 - 1. Chris Noga and Allen Gariepy scored second-half goals to lead the U11 Boys to a 2 - 1 victory over the NE Eagles. Jeff Hottin played well in net, making a fantastic save late in the game to secure the win. Men-of-the-Match were Chad Sanderson, for his outstanding defensive effort, Jeff and Allen. The boys are now 2 - 1 - 1 for the season.
Western United tied North Shore 1 - 1.
Western United lost to the SF Vikings 2 - 0.
Western United wins versus the Blazers 2 - 1. The Blazers were coming off an impressive undefeated fall season where they scored 76 goals and gave up only 2. Western was clearly outmatched the first twenty minutes of the game. Careless turnovers allowed the Blazers to mount attack after attack. Thankfully Man-of-the-Match and recently signed keeper Jeff Hottin kept the good guys in it. Jeff made a technically executed breakaway save and cleanly caught many of the visitors well placed shots.
The defense was bending but not breaking as Cam Dellatorre and AJ Mercer made weakside defensive plays that saved easy goals. Even though the momentum started to change the last 10 minutes of the first half, the Western team was relieved to be tied 0-0 at the break.
The Blazers were flying early in the second half and earned a goal to take a 1-0 lead. This time however the boys in black and red matched the early effort and five minutes later equalized on a pass back to wing back Chad Sanderson (also Man-of-the-Match). Chad arched a 40-yarder over the keeper's head and the confidence of the team swelled. With 6 minutes left a serve from Chris Noga ended in a mess in front of the Blazer goal where Western player freddie stokes sneaked in and buried the game winner.
The u11 boys finished off their undefeated season with an 5-1 victory over previously the unbeaten Cape Cod Crusaders. Five different players scored in the victory.
This week's Men-of-the-Match were Noah Lussier, who scored the first goal, Freddy Stokes, who played a great first half at sweeper, but broke his arm in the second half, and Max Robbins, who scored and set up a great goal with a hot spot serve to Chad Sanderson's far-post header. Chad and Christiano Marconi split time in goal for the home team victors.
The u11 boys continue their magical fall season with an 8-2 victory over Bruno United. The squad now stands at 7 - 0 with 52 goals for and only 4 goals against. Next week they will face another undefeated team, the Cape Cod Crusaders, who come into the match at 6 - 0 - 1.
This week's Men-of-the-Match were A.J. Mercer (1 goal), Can Della Torre (2 goals) and Freddy Stokes (2 assists). Besides their stellar play, they missed their PVJSL Championship games to be at the away game vs the Rhode Island team.
The u11 boys moved their record to 6-0 with a 7-1 win vs Taunton Sports Club.
Men-of-the-Match were Evan Jurkowski and Christiano Marconi, who both scored on headballs. Chris Noga, Chris Thomas, Christiano, Allen Garriepy and Evan Jurkowski shared time in net.
The u11 boys improved to 5-0 with a 5-1 win vs FC Puma.
Christiano Marconi earned Man of the Match for his keeper play .....shutting out the opponent for the first half and scoring a great weak footed goal in the second. Also earning MOM honors goes to Justin Le who scored and defended very well.
The u11 boys improved to 4-0 with a 9-0 win vs FC Eagles.
Men of the match were Chad Sanderson for his excellent keeper play with his feet and with his hands, Allen Gariepy who scored the hat trick, and Cam Della Torre who finished a great serve by Chris Noga and almost had another one on a shot from his outside back position.
The u11 boys upped their record to 3-0 with a 6-0 win over previously unbeaten Eastern Mass.
Six different players scored in the win with man of the match awards going out to Andy Zyskowski ( 3 impressive saves in net to keep the shutout), Aj Mercer for his heady play and outstanding effort in the midfield and Chris Thomas for the spectacular opening goal. The goal came about in an unbelievable fashion that is hard to fanthom at the u11 level. Left back Chad Sanderson facing his own goal back passed to center back Freddy stokes who quickly walled a pass back to Chad, releasing him on the touch line. Chad skillfully played the ball along the line to Midfielder Chris Noga, who deftly turned and played another well paced pass to a diagonally cutting forward Max Robbins. Max took a touch centrally then slotted a ball across the backs of the defense to a the cutting Center Midfielder Chris Thomas. Chris easily beat the keeper on the break away with a first time shot over his far post shoulder. Definately a candidate for goal of the year! Justin Le shared time in net with Andy.
The u11 boys got goals from 7 different players in a trouncing of the Junior Pioneers.
The 9-0 score gives the boys a 2-0 record with 16 goals for and 0 against. Men ot the match were Evan Haynes, Max Robbins and Evan Jurkowski.. Evan H took a ball out of the air and volleyed home the goal of the day. Max scored one time from outside the 18 on a back pass from chris thomas and Evan J scored a left-footer on pass from aj mercer. Justin Le and Allen Gariepy shared time in net for the shutout.
The U 11 boys started off their MAPLE careers in fashion with a 7-0 win over Inter-Boston. Men of the match were Chris Thomas, Matt Butera and Chris Noga. Scoring for western were Evan Jurkowski (2), Andy Zyskowski, Chris Thomas, Chad Sanderson, Freddy Stokes, and Justin Le. Christiano Marconi, Max Robbins, Justin Le and Chris Thomas shared keeping time.