Alice Lloyd Soccer Pitches Shutout Over Appalachian Bible

Pippa Passes (KY): The Alice Lloyd Eagles soccer team hosted the Appalachian Bible College Warriors (2-8) on October 17^th in NCCAA Mideast Regional action. The Eagles played well and earned the first shutout in the program's short history, 10-0.

In the opening half, Maddux Camden got the scoring started when he took a pass from Johnny Zuidema and drove it home (1-0). Just two minutes later, Zuidema did the honors as he scored a goal off an assist from River Conley for a 2-0 advantage.

Conley would assist once again on the next ALC goal. In the 16^th minute, he led Dylan Moore with a nice pass, and he drove it home (3-0).

Later, in the 33rd minute, Javier Polly would lace a Sawyer Crum pass into the net for a 4-0 lead. Then, just before intermission, in the 44^th minute, Christian Winter scored on an assist from Moore. The hosts would enter the locker room leading 5-0.

In the second half, the Caney Creek boys picked up where they left off as Moore scored just two minutes in on a Camden assist (6-0). Later, at the 58^th minute, Camden hit pay dirt again, this time, on a pass from Crum (7-0).

The Pippa Passes posses would add three more scores to their tally. Polly scored the squad's eighth goal of the day in the 75^th minute on Ethan Perkins's assist.

Camden then achieved his third goal two minutes later when he lined Moore's assist past the outstretched arms of the goalkeeper (9-0). The final score came in the 89^th minute, courtesy of a solo kick off the foot of Anthony Manzoni (10-0)

On the day, the victors fired 31 shots compared to the Warriors' 9 and had 9 saves compared to ABC's 18. Alice Lloyd also doubled up on corner kicks (8-4), but did commit more fouls (7-4) than the West Virginia squad.

 Individually, on the offensive side, Camden had the hat trick while Moore and Polly recorded 2 goals apiece.  In addition, Moore, Conley, and Crum each accounted for 2 assists.

On defense, Eli Hayton and Joseph Cook both protected the goal for a half, as the duo combined for the historic shutout.

ALC (3-6-2) returns home this Friday, October 20^th, when they host the Boyce College Bulldogs at 3:00 pm.