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Home›Sports›McDonell/Regis edges Columbus Catholic soccer

McDonell/Regis edges Columbus Catholic soccer

By Hub City Times
October 4, 2017
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Columbus Catholic’s Noah Hansen controls the ball during the Dons' game against McDonell/Regis on Tuesday at Griese Park.
Columbus Catholic’s Noah Hansen controls the ball during the Dons' game against McDonell/Regis on Tuesday at Griese Park. (Paul Lecker photo)

Dons’ win streak ends at six


By Paul Lecker

Sports Reporter

MARSHFIELD — The Columbus Catholic soccer team had its six-game win streak snapped, dropping a nonconference match 2-1 to McDonell/Regis on Tuesday at Griese Park.

Zach Yengo scored 18:24 into the second half to break a 1-1 tie with what proved to be the game-winner.

Columbus and McDonell/Regis tied 2-2 earlier this season at Chippewa Falls.

John Wampler slipped a shot to the bottom right of the net at the 22:51 mark to put the Macks up 1-0.

Evan Dieringer scored off an assist from Nadim Torbey to tie the game for Columbus with just under 10 minutes to go before halftime, but that was all the Dons could get past McDonell/Regis goalie Scotty Wild, who had four saves.

The Dons (13-4-1) return to action Thursday at Wausau Newman Catholic.

(Hub City Times Sports Reporter Paul Lecker is also the publisher of MarshfieldAreaSports.com.)


Macks 2, Dons 1

McDonell/Regis 1 1 – 2

Columbus Catholic 1 0 – 1

First half: 1. MR, John Wampler (Bill Wampler), 22:51; 2. CC, Evan Dieringer (Nadim Torbey), 35:45.

Second half: 3. MR, Zach Yengo, 63:24.

Total shots: McDonell/Regis 12; Columbus Catholic 14.

Shots on goal: MR 9; CC 5.

Corner kicks: MR 2; CC 8.

Saves: MR, Scotty Wild 4; CC, Kellen Heinzen 7.

Records: McDonell/Regis 6-3-3; Columbus Catholic 13-4-1.

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