St. A Plays To 2-2 Tie, T-town, Altamont Win In Soccer

Hillsboro took the early lead. With 20 minutes left in the first half, the Hiltoppers scored a goal when their left winger kicked a quick shot to the near post.

Less than a minute after that, St. Anthony's Will Swingler took a free kick into the box, where Reilly Ashton scored a header and the two teams were tied at 1-1. With two minutes left in the first half, Swingler and Ashton connected again like the first goal but this time Swingler was taking a corner. The Bulldogs held a 2-1 halftime tally.

"Four minutes into the second half, Hillsboro took a nice shot from the top of the box of Ivan Dong's left that was re-routed to the top corner by one of our defenders for an own-goal," said St. Anthony Coach Martin Reyes. "Ivan was on the air going down to get the ball when it got kicked up and there was nothing he could do."

The teams finished with a 2-2 tie. Dong had 10 saves and Ivan Daiber had two for the Bulldogs. Ashton had two goals, six steals and six shots. Swingler had two assists, five corners and two shots on goal. Jack Elder and Will Fonner had six steals each.

"We are playing well and the team is developing chemistry," said Reyes. "I'm looking forward to our players getting healthy so we can show what we have."

At Mount Vernon

Teutopolis handed Mount Vernon a 4-1 loss in action Saturday.

Alessio Bucciarelli tallied a goal for the Wooden Shoes while Derek Deters, Linus Tanneryd and Noah Hemmen all provided goals.

The Wooden Shoes improve to 5-2 on the season and will play at Atlamont Tuesday at 6 p.m.

The T-town junior varsity squad fell to Mount Vernon, 2-0.

At Altamont

Altamont pounded Olney 5-1 to improve to 2-3-2 on the season Saturday.

Noah Klimpel scored two goals in the first half. Klimpel took an assist from Donovan Delaney with 37:00 on the clock for the opening goal. Klimpel then came back on an assist by Kolby Brewer for the second goal at 31:00.

Sabashtin Thompson scored on an assist by Delaney at 29:30. Olney tallied a goal before the Indians scored a fourth goal when Isaac Crow sent one in on an assist by Delaney at 7:00 for the 4-1 lead.

Thompson tallied the fifth and final goal of the game with 19:00 left in the second half.

The Indians had 18 shots, 10 on goal. Kenny Robbins had seven saves.

Olney had 10 shots, eight on goal and finished with five saves.