Mustang Girls shine 3-0 over Eagle River
From left, Eagle River’s Jessie Scott collides with Chugiak’s Aliza Schwartz (24) and goalie Alexis Trombley at the Dome.
Eagle River’s Jessie Scott collides with Chugiak’s goalie Alexis Trombley and Aliza Schwartz (24) and goalie Alexis Trombley Monday, March 22, 2016 at the Dome.
Chugiak’s Andrew Noble and Eagle River’s Jeff Hartmann battle for the ball Monday, March 22, 2016 at the Dome. Eagle River’s Jessie Scott collides with Chugiak’s goalie Alexis Trombley and Aliza Schwartz (24) and goalie Alexis Trombley Monday, March 22, 2016 at the Dome.
From left, Eagle River’s Jeff Hartmann, Chugiak’s Tanner Chandler and Eagle River’s Jeremiah Clark battle for the ball Monday, March 22, 2016 at the Dome. Photos by Micheal Dinneen for the Star
The Chugiak Mustangs girls soccer team benefitted from a solid defensive effort and a pair of goals from sophomore forward Carson Head to blank their Eagle River neighbors 3-0 Monday at the Dome.
“It was really good teamwork, it was nice passing that led up to it,” Head said of her finishing goal, an against the grain effort from just outside the box in the second half. “I was pretty happy with it.”
Coach Paul Brehmer said it was a good first game for his squad, which featured five new players. “I thought our girls played a stronger game than last year.” He added that Eagle River played a strong game as well, especially new goalkeeper Jayden Nifong-Graves.
The Mustangs prevailed in the boys’ match, by a 1-0 margin, courtesy of a Remington Holtman first half goal.
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