SC led at half 1-0 on a goal by Will Frei with the assist coming from Ryan Freiburger. Emmett Lunceford opened the second half scoring five minutes in with a sweet volley of a loose ball driven into the top of the net from 25 yards out. The first LA goal came two minutes later to make it 2-1.
LA followed their first goal with another 10 minutes later making it a 2-2 draw.
In the final 20 minutes SC's Drew Smith cut a defender on the right side of the box and found the net for a nice goal with his left. During the final stretch of the game Hunter Wyer found the feet of Ricardo Garbonzo who scored goal number 4 with a nice short range finish from inside the box.
Congrats to S.C. on the win...Garbanzo always scores haha that NW boy!!
Manchester, just a question but are you a coach? Or Emmits dad? you sure do write about him a lot? If your a coach thats understandable.. but if your a parent thats a little queer..
Is rickk the only NW boy on the team? People watch out for him.. he is one darn good player.
Quote: Congrats to S.C. on the win...Garbanzo always scores haha that NW boy!!
Manchester, just a question but are you a coach? Or Emmits dad? you sure do write about him a lot? If your a coach thats understandable.. but if your a parent thats a little queer..
Is rickk the only NW boy on the team? People watch out for him.. he is one darn good player.
I'm his dad and I do my best to remain objective as I report the facts of a match when they are available, regardless of who is involved in their success or failure.
My objective as a contributor to dialogue in this forum is to bring attention to the success of accomplished players, teams and coaches with whom I am familiar. Fortunately, I'm able to be associated with a fine group of athletes who all strive to reach their personal best which often gives me great content to post.
And Ricky is the only NW player on the SC team to my knowledge.
Oh okay...You go a little overboard sometimes haha but all is good i suppose. Ricky is so good. He will need to keep scoring so he can take Enzo's place and score at least 50 for us next year.
Quote: Oh okay...You go a little overboard sometimes haha but all is good i suppose. Ricky is so good. He will need to keep scoring so he can take Enzo's place and score at least 50 for us next year.
No worries. When our boy Ricky hits what I've called his signature volley again and again as he did in the state final and twice in Dallas, I post it. No mention of my son unless he played the ball to him. Being a NW fan I'm sure you love seeing that, which is the response I hope to inspire from soccer fans on this forum who may follow a particular player or team.
Did all the 92's choose to go to Regionals? Or did any academy players choose to not travel?
To the best of my recollection we lost the following three players, Limbaugh, Demare and Padulla to the academy. When Bridge came into existence, we lost three or so then as well. All of whom were starters during their ODP stint.
Pretty sure Oliver Nobels is the only player in AL who will be playing USSF for SC United.
