Tuesday, November 1
Hartsville, S.C.
7:00 p.m.
Queens University of Charlotte
0
at
3
Coker College
11/1/2011 10:52:00 PM | Men's Soccer
The Royals lost 3-0.
HARTSVILLE, S.C. – Queens University of Charlotte bowed out of Conference Carolinas Tournament play falling 3-0 to the Cobras of Coker College, who are ranked fifth in the nation. With the loss, the Royals end their season at 6-10. The Cobras (16-2) advance to the semifinal round to host Limestone College on Friday.
The Royals were aggressive attacking the net in the opening 30-minutes of play taking six shots to Cokers two. However, the Cobras took a 1-0 lead in the 33rd minute thanks to a tip in scored by Atticus Lum. Tyler Staub assisted on the play.
The score remained 1-0 through halftime, until the 49th minute of play when Noah Lascell put Coker up 2-0 with a shot past a diving Simen Walmann (Nevlunghavn, Norway, Toppidrettsgymnaset). His goal was assisted by Niko Tirkkonen.
In the 63rd minute Staub earned a second assist with a cross into the box that Carlos Recinos put into the back of the net with a one-timer.
Queens held the advantage on shots 12-7, but Coker keeper James Sweeney was perfect in the net with six saves, earning his ninth shutout of the season and third in a row.
Walmann had three saves in the match and Queens also had the advantage on corner kicks, 4-1. Jeremy Chambers (Princeton, W.Va., Princeton Senior) and Felipe Netto (Salvador, Brazil, Colegio Candido Portinari) led the Royals in shots with three apiece.
The Royals were aggressive attacking the net in the opening 30-minutes of play taking six shots to Cokers two. However, the Cobras took a 1-0 lead in the 33rd minute thanks to a tip in scored by Atticus Lum. Tyler Staub assisted on the play.
The score remained 1-0 through halftime, until the 49th minute of play when Noah Lascell put Coker up 2-0 with a shot past a diving Simen Walmann (Nevlunghavn, Norway, Toppidrettsgymnaset). His goal was assisted by Niko Tirkkonen.
In the 63rd minute Staub earned a second assist with a cross into the box that Carlos Recinos put into the back of the net with a one-timer.
Queens held the advantage on shots 12-7, but Coker keeper James Sweeney was perfect in the net with six saves, earning his ninth shutout of the season and third in a row.
Walmann had three saves in the match and Queens also had the advantage on corner kicks, 4-1. Jeremy Chambers (Princeton, W.Va., Princeton Senior) and Felipe Netto (Salvador, Brazil, Colegio Candido Portinari) led the Royals in shots with three apiece.
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