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Offense Propels Martlets Past Wilbraham
On Saturday afternoon, Westminster's committee of strikers proved too much for the Wilbraham defense. Eugene Kim '19, who finished the day with a hat trick (his seventh, eighth and ninth goals of the season) opened up the day's scoring with an easy goal in the box, assisted by William Mazzaro '21. Nate Swift '19 soon followed with a one-on-one move in the corner, resulting in a nonchalant goal of his own, his third this fall. But neither Swift or Kim were finished as they paired up with a nice through ball from Swift that resulted in a breakaway and finish for Kim. In the second half, the onslaught continued when Kim netted another off a rebound out of the box. Finally getting in on the action was Eddie Shin '21, whose reputation as a skilled attacker finally culminated in his first goal of the season when he broke through Wilbraham's defense, turned on the jets, and put one past the Wilbraham keeper. All of this couldn't have happened without an absolute team effort. The Martlets received strong efforts all over the field, particularly from defenders Harry Stevenson '20 and Roman Mitchell '20, strikers Zach Eckerson '21 and Drew Brownback '19, and goalkeeper Cam Jury '19.
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