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First XI Division One soccer, Round 4Prince Alfred College 5 d St Ignatius College 1Prince Alfred College went on a scoring spree in the second half to beat St Ignatius College at Campbelltown Soccer Club, recording its second win of the competition.Leading 1-0 at half time through a goal from Daniel Bergamin after 26 minutes proved a key after a scrappy opening 10 minutes where neither team could keep the ball. Princes poured on the pressure with four second-half goals.PAC coach Tom Rolls said it was a top effort from his side.“Both teams had a couple of big chances in the lead up to half time,’’ Rolls said.“St Ignatius started the stronger in the second half with a well-worked goal after two minutes. But we fought back with a screamer from Daniel (Bergamin) from 20 yards and then shortly after Ben Fraterman from a defensive error.“We continued to attack and cause issues for the SIC defensive. Eventually Dylan James pounced on a loose ball in the box to make it 4-1. With 15 minutes to play Daniel completed his hat trick with another excellent finish.’’Best for Princes were Daniel Bergamin (three goals), Vongai Maidza and Seth Rocca. Dylan James and Ben Fraterman scored a goal each. No details supplied by St Ignatius.Christian Brothers College 6 d Sacred Heart College 1Scoreboard attendants were working overtime as Christian Brothers College accounted for Sacred Heart 6-1 at Croydon Soccer Club (pitch 2). Leading 3-0 at the main break CBC kept the pressure up to add another three goals to Hearts’ one. CBC has three wins and a draw from its four matches.CBC coach Marcello Carrusca said it was a polished return from the team.“With the entire squad giving 100 percent CBC was clearly the dominant force,’’ Carrusca said.“There were numerous moments of selfless play between the CBC team, passing the ball skilfully and setting each other up intelligently. Games like this one highlight the ability this squad possesses.’’Best for CBC were Mason Ayoubi (three goals), Sam Vasilevski and Navid Halabi. Calvin Phillis played well with two goals, while Brock Mitchell knocked in a goal.Hearts coach Tony Finamore said it was a good game overall.“The 6-1 scoreline did not give justice to the performance that SHC displayed,’’ Finamore said. “CBC played some beautiful football, no denying that.“But we played a lot of our second XI boys. We broke through many times and peppered the goals but could not find the back of the net.’’Best for Hearts were Curtis Goegan, Deng Deng (goal) and Freddie Muller. Nazareth Catholic College 1 drew Rostrevor College 1A second-half fightback from Rostrevor College saw it force a draw with Nazareth Catholic College 1-1 after trailing 1-0 at half time at Croydon Soccer Club (pitch 1).Both sides started the game slowly with both Nazareth and Rostrevor missing chances to score. Minutes into the second half Nazareth was reduced to 10 men, Rostrevor trying third to capitalise on that advantage.Rostrevor coach Terry Frangakis said it was a tough game for both teams.“We finally scored when Rapuano flicked the ball in the back of the net,’’ Frangakis said.“We continued to apply pressure as we looked for our second but Nazareth showed great resilience in defending and remained focused on seeing out the game.’’Rostrevor’s Fabian D’Alessio and Nazareth’s Sebastian Tarasenko were awarded medals for exemplifying college values during the game. Jesse Martire, John-Luke Gagliardi and Joseph Terminello all debuted for Rostrevor.Nazareth coach Stefan Russo said his side had plenty to work on. “Really pleased with the display in the first half from our boys,’’ Russo said.“Once again it was a well-executed game plan and was really good to see some of our Year 9s leading the way. We went a goal up but unfortunately a poorly timed last-man tackle saw us go down to 10 men very early on in the second half.“Game plan went out the window from there and we had to do what we could to take away at least a point from the game.’’Best for Nazareth were P J Palasis, Sebastian Tarasenko and Dion Petropoulos.Trinity College 4 d St Peter’s College 1Trinity College hit the scoreboard to overcome St Peter’s College 4-1 at FFSA State centre of Football (pitch 3) after leading 3-1 at the main break.Trinity coach Lee Cockerill was thrilled with the team’s attitude.“It was a strong performance from our First XI,” Cockerill said. “They were very big in possession playing out through midfield regularly. Thompson hit one from range to open the scoring and Haron added another shortly after.“St Peters began pressing and put some pressure on making it 2-1. We managed to add another goal before the break through Mogwera. We had some chances over the top in the second half.’’ S. Adejo sealed the game when he added Trinity’s fourth.Best for Trinity were Kain Thompson (1 goal), Kyle Marley-McFall and Lachlan Docherty. Felix Haron, Keith Mogwera and Sam Adejo scored a goal each.Saints’ coach Matt French said his team battled well in an entertaining match.“Trinity started on the front foot, threatening the St Peter’s backline and scored two quick goals to make it 2-0 after 15 minutes,’’ French said.“St Peter’s fought back through a well-taken goal by Alex McLure although we trailed 3-1 just before the break. The second half we dominated possession although we could not find a goal, Trinity scoring a goal on transition early in the half.’’Best for Saints were James Wallwork, Kosta Tsiopelas and Jack Lyn. Alex McLure was the goal scorer.Mercedes College 3 St Michael’s College 2A flying first half proved vital to Mercedes College’s 3-2 win against St Michael’s College at West Beach Parks FC. Mercedes controlled play to lead 3-2 at half-time before St Michael’s picked up the pace to add two goals in the second half and threatening to equal the game.Mercedes coach David Carosi said it was an excellent game.“We were clinical in the first half with a 3-0 lead but St Michael’s had great spells on possession and got back into the game to make it 3-2,’’ Carosi said.“We had several good performers, our goalkeeper Max Kafetzis was tremendous, while Liam Frew scored a brilliant free kick. Two of our goals came from set pieces.“It really was a high quality game with both sides hitting the woodwork.’’Best for Mercedes were Max Kafetzis, Tyler Cumberlidge (two goals) and midfielder Alex Manou. Liam Frew also scored. Charlie Finnimore also provided two assists from great deliveries.St Michael’s coach Tom Dittmar said it was a tough battle for his team.“While our defence has had a great record so far this season we quickly found ourselves down 3-0 within 25 minutes,’’ Dittmar said. “With many of our key players struggling to get into the game we found ourselves on the back foot for most of the first half.“In the second half we were able to score from a penalty which seemed to shift the game and from there things went up a gear. We were able to score a great goal to really get us back in the game and from there we had chance after chance.“Unfortunately for us the goalkeeper managed to save everything that got thrown his way. Full credit to the team, their second half fight and resilience was fantastic.’’St Michael’s saw solid games from Luis Consalvo (one goal), Oscar Moore, Izac Carozza and Yonata Abera (one goal). ... See MoreSee Less

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