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Martlets Put it Together Against Hotchkiss
The Martlets came out firing as they would score less than 10 minutes into the game on a well-played ball through from Xander Cardia '21 to Boniface Fatohou '23 who would find the back of the net. Hotchkiss would respond less than 10 minutes later as one of its top players would convert inside the six-yard box. Heading into halftime both teams were looking for the edge. About midway through the second half, Lawrence Taylor '23 would convert from outside the 18-yard box to give the home team the lead. Fatohou would push hard for the home side and convert another well-driven ball past the Hotchkiss goalie off a great pass from Cardia. Late in the game opened up chances for both teams. It would be Jordy Nelson '21 who would give the Martlets a three-goal lead late off a great pass from Taylor. Hotchkiss would cut the score to two with under a minute to go. Lucas Wahlberg '21 would finish the game with a strong eight-save performance.
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