Soccer Claims District with 3-0 Win over Crusaders

Posted January 19, 2019 / Last updated January 24, 2019

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The District 6-I Soccer Championship title remains at Carrollton and Banks. With cameras and fans at every corner of John Ryan Stadium, the Jesuit High School (JHS) soccer team shut out arch-rival Brother Martin, 3-0, on Saturday to win its second straight Division I District 6 crown.

The Blue Jays scored all three goals in the first half; and the goals came in three different ways from three different players—seniors Arthur Ross, Preston Bordes, and Jacob Torres.

Ross’s score in the 14th minute was due to a perfectly lofted lead pass from Bennett Mansour. In minute 32, Gabe Gordon‘s long throw-in bounced twice in the box for Bordes to find the net on a right-footed shot past the Crusader keeper. And just before the first half horn, Torres scored on a right-footed dinker over the keeper. It was a great counter-attacking effort by Torres and Trevor Reichman, who earned the assist on the third and final goal.

JHS goalkeeper Jacob Randolph collected two saves in the first half and one in the second. 
 
The win is the Blue Jays’ 17th shutout victory of the season and the 11th three-plus-goal win.
 
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Through the Lens…

Senior center-back Gabe Sims leaps above the Crusader forward to clear the ball out of harm’s way.

View the Photo Gallery from the Jesuit-Brother Martin Soccer Game

By the Numbers…

Team Totals Goals (Assists)
Shots: 7
Shots on Goal: 5
Saves (Jacob Randolph): 3
Corners: 2
15’ Arthur Ross (Bennet Mansour) – 26:00 into video

32’ Preston Bordes – 41:20 into video

38’ Jacob Torres (Trevor Reichman) – 50:30 into video

In His Words…

“It’s great to defend our district title,” head soccer coach Hubie Collins said after the game. “Hats off to all of the players. It was a hard-fought game by both teams. As far as depth goes, we are very fortunate to have such a deep, strong squad. When new players come onto the field, we don’t feel like there is any drop-off. In fact, we feel there’s an elevation.”

On the Horizon…

Jesuit (18-0-4) returns to the Alumni Field pitch at John Ryan Stadium on Tuesday for a non-district match against Holy Cross. Kick-off is set for 3:30 p.m.

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