Norwich University’s men’s soccer team secured a 1-0 victory over Castleton University in a tightly contested match. The lone goal of the game came from Junior Trevor Lortie in the first half, providing the Cadets with the edge they needed to secure the win.
The game started off with both teams playing strong defense, with neither side able to break through and score in the early stages. However, Lortie managed to find the back of the net in the 37th minute, giving Norwich the lead heading into halftime.
The second half saw Castleton come out strong, pressing for an equalizer, but Norwich’s defense held firm to preserve the lead. Goalkeeper Stefan Skoff made several crucial saves to keep the Spartans at bay and secure the shutout victory for the Cadets.
Head Coach Adam Pfeifer praised his team’s performance, particularly highlighting Lortie’s goal and the team’s strong defensive effort. He emphasized the importance of getting the win and building momentum as the season progresses.
The victory improved Norwich’s record to 2-1-1 on the season, as they continue to push for success in the competitive North Atlantic Conference. The team will look to carry this momentum into their upcoming matches as they aim to secure more victories and climb up the standings.
Overall, the Cadets’ victory over the Spartans showcased their resilience and determination, with Lortie’s first-half goal proving to be the difference maker. With a strong defensive effort and a clutch performance from their goalkeeper, Norwich’s men’s soccer team looks poised for continued success in the remainder of the season.
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