The Unionville High School Boys soccer team notched its 14th win, over West Chester East, seen here celebrating a goal, Tuesday.
The UHS boy’s varsity soccer juggernaut rolled on last night as they beat a very good West Chester East Vikings squad 3-0. For the Indians (14-0-2) it was their fourth consecutive shutout (9th on the year). They continue to lead the Ches Mont in fewest goals allowed.
The Indians applied pressure from the opening tap. The mid-field was controlled by Seniors Sam Alfonsi, AJ Bernstein and Logan Carlow. Their pin point passes found their way onto the feet of the aggressive front line of Peter Ferraro, Aidan Walsh and Alex Andersen.
Through the first 25 minutes of the game, although the Indians out shot their opponents by a 12 to 5 margin, the game remained knotted at 0-0. Then in the 26th minute, off a rebound from an Andrew Chegia cross, Andersen found the ball on his right foot. He knew just what to do with it as he sent a blast that nearly took out the WC East keeper for a 1-0 lead.
In the second half, the Vikings amped up their effort. The UHS back line, anchored by Brian Cortese, Jack Seilus and Dan Beckman, along with Keeper Henry Shafer (10 saves), turned away each and every Viking volley. Alex Andersen went on to score two more goals, giving him the “hat trick” and giving the Indians another Chest Mont league victory.
The Indians have officially won the Chest Mont league and are ranked #1 in the District 1 AAA power rankings and #4 in the State (Pennsylvania PSCA Coaches Poll). They have two more regular season games: an away contest on Thursday evening 7 PM at Avon Grove before they return home on Friday afternoon (5PM) to close out the regular season against Council Rock South.
District playoffs follow the week of October 20th. The Indians figure to open the playoffs at home (day/opponent TBD) as a top seed in District 1.
What an awesome season boys!
Keep up the hard work. Love watching you play.
GO U!!
What a season the boys have had! Can’t wait for playoffs! Go U!!!
One of the best seasons in UHS history regardless of sport. It’s a pleasure watching this team.
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The team is playing at a very high level. The intricacy of their passing and selfless play is a thing of beauty. Its how the game is suppose to be played. Thanks for such a great season, guys, and keep it up.