Vermont’s men’s soccer team made history on Monday night as they clinched their first national championship with a thrilling 2-1 victory over Marshall in sudden-death overtime. Maximilian Kissel was the hero of the night, scoring the game-winning goal and sealing the victory for the Catamounts.
This victory marks a significant milestone for Vermont, as they became the first team in school history to win a national championship in a team sport. The Catamounts, known for their successful skiing program, now add another title to their collection. Additionally, Vermont is the first America East team to ever make a national title game in a team sport.
Kissel’s goal came in the 83rd minute of the game, following teammate Marcell Papp’s equalizer in the 81st minute. Despite falling behind to a goal from Marshall’s Tarik Pannholzer in the 57th minute, Vermont fought back and eventually secured the victory.
Both teams put on an impressive display of skill and determination throughout the match, with outstanding performances from their goalkeepers and attackers. The game was a fitting end to a highly competitive season, with Vermont emerging as deserving champions.
The Catamounts’ victory is sure to be celebrated throughout the university and beyond, as they etch their names in the history books with their memorable championship win. Congratulations to Vermont on their historic achievement in men’s soccer.
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