Truman Men's Club Soccer: Truman scores 6 against Northwest

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Truman Club Soccer was founded in 2007 to give men at Truman State University an opportunity to play competitive soccer without the time commitment required by varsity sports. We play our league season in the fall, and play friendlies and tournaments in the spring. We hold tryouts in the fall, but if you are interested in playing, we have open practices in both the fall and the spring. Check posts below for updates. Any questions can be directed to our president, Curt Ooton, at ceo8213@truman.edu.

Monday, October 17, 2011

Truman scores 6 against Northwest

Kirksville - Truman shows off their offensive abilities by scoring six goals in route to a 6-0 victory over Northwest Missouri State putting them at 4-3 on the season.

After suffering an own goal by Northwest, Truman followed up with goals by Matt Garcia, Ryan Mosby, and Andrew Piotter just before entering halftime. Truman was able to work the ball around a little better in the second half and focus on ball posession rather than high-paced and reckless offense. Rich Scully and Curt Ooton put balls passed Northwest's keeper and added to the score to make it 6-0 by the end of the game.

Leading the offensive with two assists, Alistair Kwenin, says that the team felt comfortable on the ball and were able to not only be creative and develop chances to score, but finish the chances when the opportunities were given.

They play away against SIUE at 1PM next Saturday and finish the season with a home game against the University of Kansas at 2PM on Sunday.