Published August 19, 2008 11:47 pm - Greensburg started its boys’ soccer season and its Eastern Indiana Athletic Conference (EIAC) last night when they played East Central on the Pirates’ Varsity Soccer Pitch. Their first opportunity to play against someone other than themselves ended in a 9-0 loss.
Pirates experience learning opportunity
East Central blanks Greensburg 9-0
Gary Dudgeon
Greensburg Daily News
Greensburg started its boys’ soccer season and its Eastern Indiana
Athletic Conference (EIAC) last night when they played East Central
on the Pirates’ Varsity Soccer Pitch. Their first opportunity to play
against someone other than themselves ended in a 9-0 loss.
The Pirates who have 10 freshmen interspersed in their 24-player
roster faced a big, fast and experienced Trojan squad that has
reloaded with 10 starting seniors. For nearly 20 minutes, the two
squads battled scorelessly with opportunities at both ends of the
pitch.
The major difference was the Pirates were being repulsed by the
Trojan defense; East Central was being repulsed by goal keeper
William Wettering.
“For the first 25 minutes we played them even. Then their depth
started to give us a problem,” reported Coach Rick Fayette. “Since
we didn’t have a scrimmage game, this was the first time in