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Westminster Drops Points Late in the Game to Deerfield
On a hot sunny day, the Martlets hosted the Doors in a very even match up. Deerfield would open the scoring in the first half off a misplaced ball which would turn into an odd-man rush, and the Deerfield player would hit a hard-driven ball into the net. Westminster would tie it up midway through the second half on a well-placed PK by Nathan Constantino '19. Deerfield would battle back to take the lead 2-1, but not for long. Ryan Messina '20 would convert on a well-placed cross with three minutes to go in the game. Westminster would let its guard down with three minutes to go in the game which Deerfield would take advantage of to take the 3-2 win. The team wrench was passed to Lukas Dudzik '19 who played with courage with numerous nagging injuries. Deerfield chose Constantino as player of the game for the Martlets. Lucas Wahlberg ’21 would finish the game with a solid five saves.
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