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September 18, 2012

NCCC wins in men's soccer

Press-Republican

JOHNSTOWN — North Country Community College dominated Fulton-Montgomery Community College for a 4-0 victory in men’s college soccer Saturday.

Four different players found the back of the net for the Saints, two in each half.

Lars Lorenz and Winterson Joseph each tallied for North Country in the first half. Kane Morgan and Andrew Stone were credited with the assists.

In the second half, Peterson Caristil and Juan Quintero both had goals for the Saints. Emerson Mentor and Kane picked up the assists.

“This is the first game where we really started to put everything together,” North Country coach Adam diVincenzo said. “We are 4-0 now and we’re playing well.”

Beau Standford (3) and Tyler Montroy (1) combined for four saves to complete the shutout for the Saints.

Austin Lee made 16 saves for the Raiders in a losing cause.

North Country takes on Clinton Community College Wednesday at 4 p.m.

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North Country 4, Fulton-Montgomery 0

Fulton-Montgomery 0 0 —0

North Country 2 2 — 4

 

First half- 1, NCCC, Lorenz (Morgan), 3:51. 2, NCCC, Joseph (Stone), 8:34.

Second half- 3, NCCC, Caristil (Mentor), 20:14. 4, NCCC, Quintero (Kane), 25:49.

Shots: North Country 20, Fulton-Montgomery 4.

Saves: Standford (3), Montroy (1), NCCC, 4. Lee, F-M, 16.

 

 

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