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Martlets Fall Short Against Salisbury
In the sun and the rain, against the dramatic backdrop of the Appalachian Trail, Third Boys' Soccer lost a nail biter at Salisbury. After a deadlocked first half, the Crimson Knights scored on a straight shot to the far left corner. Shortly thereafter, they scored again during a scrum in front of the goal box. But Westminster answered back when William Mazzaro '21 fired a well-placed penalty kick into the back of the net, his second goal of the season. Running out of time, the Martlets tried to make the best of several scoring opportunities but ultimately came up short when the final whistle blew. In the end, Ben Ferrell '21 made the most out of his goalkeeping debut, always keeping the Martlets within striking distance. The Martlets received other notable performances from crafty midfielder Ian Lee '21, defender Kendrick Freeman '21, and setup man Rex Flinn '21.
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