Tough quarterfinal loss
Defender Ryan Hanley works hard to get to the ball in Wiscasset’s quarterfinal game with St. Dom’s. KATHY ONORATO/Wiscasset Newspaper
Dale Peaslee gets around a St. Dom’s player in tournament action. KATHY ONORATO/Wiscasset Newspaper
Camden Reiss heads the ball, keeping it out of the net. KATHY ONORATO/Wiscasset Newspaper
J.D. Souza goes up for the ball with St. Dom’s Zakary Johnson in the Western Maine quarterfinal on Wednesday. KATHY ONORATO/Wiscasset Newspaper
Defender Ryan Hanley works hard to get to the ball in Wiscasset’s quarterfinal game with St. Dom’s. KATHY ONORATO/Wiscasset Newspaper
Dale Peaslee gets around a St. Dom’s player in tournament action. KATHY ONORATO/Wiscasset Newspaper
Camden Reiss heads the ball, keeping it out of the net. KATHY ONORATO/Wiscasset Newspaper
J.D. Souza goes up for the ball with St. Dom’s Zakary Johnson in the Western Maine quarterfinal on Wednesday. KATHY ONORATO/Wiscasset Newspaper
Wolverines’ captain Zachary Ellison put it this way, “We played hard, but they were so skilled.” It came as no surprise to the Wolverines that the quarterfinal game with St. Dom’s was going to be a tough one. Especially having been shut down 7 to 0 by them earlier in season. The Saints (13-0-1) seeded No. 2 in the Western Maine Class C tournament easily defeated Wiscasset (7-6-1) seeded 7th, 8 to1 on Oct. 24 in Auburn. Seven different players scored for St. Dom’s including two by Tyler Furtado. Wiscasset’s only score came on penalty kick by Ellison with 24:31 left to go in the game.
After a red card was handed to Bryson Grover early in the second half, the Wolverines had to play with one less player for the remainder of the game.
Other scorers for St. Dom’s were William Desmarais, Robert Pollaozzi, Eric Link, Jonathan Hudson, Austin Ray, and Jacob Charest.
Wiscasset keeper Nate Mills was busy and was credited with eight saves.
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