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Coming off of a tough overtime loss on Saturday, there were no ill effects for the Washington boys’ soccer team last night when they traveled to Keokuk and stomped their way to an 11-2 win.
The Chiefs (0-10) hung tough in the first half by taking a pair of early leads at 1-0 and 2-1, but back-to-back Emmanuel Raymundo goals in the 17th and 18th minute opened the floodgates for the Demon offense. They tallied three more scores before break and never looked back for the nine goal victory where six players found the back of the net. Noah Suchan led the way with a hat trick of three goals. Raymundo, Zac Stout, and Erick Ortez Jr. each had two and Luciano Marcelino as well as Adin Muff added one. Angel Mata dished out three assists and Stout had two. Cole Anderson managed 10 saves at the other end and even collected an assist while in goal.
A frigid night for soccer had Demon fans feeling warm by night’s end in Fairfield when the Washington boys utilized late game heroics to down the Trojans 2-1 in double overtime for their third win in a row.
Recording seven goals in two games last week, senior Zac Stout picked up right where he left with a goal seven minutes into the game off of a pass from Ayden Frazer. The Trojans (3-2) found the equalizer 18 minutes before the break and a stalemate ensued. That 1-1 tally stayed true until three minutes left in the second overtime period when Angel Mata had a throw in pass to Fabian DeJesus. The junior collected himself and then drilled a 25-yard dart past the Trojan goalie for the golden goal and the celebration was on. Cole Anderson collected 11 saves on the other side for the Demons.