Ottumwa -- Sophomores Brady Anderson and Rogerio Manes were named to the All-Region first team -- two of seven Indian Hills players who earned all-league honors for the 2012 season. IHCC also had two players named to the second team and three who made the honorable mention list.
Anderson, a forward, had a team-leading 16 goals, third in the region, and added three assists. Manes, a defender, had three assists.
Named to the second team from Indian Hills were a pair of sophomore midfielders, Bruno Moraes and Edison Quinarelli. Moraes scored 11 goals, fifth in the conference, and had six assists; Quinarelli produced three goals and seven assists.
IHCC freshman defender/midfielder Jared Truman and sophomore defender Chris Schacher were honorable mention choices.
The other Warrior to receive honorable mention honors was freshman goalkeeper Andrew Boutott, whose 104 saves were second in the region.
The Warriors came on strong late in the regular season, getting four wins and a tie in their final six matches. They lost to Dakota County, 5-3, in the postseason and ended the year with a 6-11-4 record.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Warriors Drop OT Decision to MCC
Marshalltown, IA -- The Indian Hills soccer team went on the road Tuesday and lost in overtime to Marshalltown CC, 3-2.
The Warriors didn't trail until MCC's Ignacio Bello scored the game-winner with just under a minute gone by in OT.
Despite being outshot, 19-5, the Warriors hung in against the Tigers. IHCC got on the board first when Andy Hardine scored six minutes into the opening half. Bello scored not long after that to tie the match at 1-all.
Indian Hills got their second one-goal lead when Brady Anderson scored on a penalty kick in the second half. Anderson was tackled in the box by the Tigers' goalkeeper, who challenged on the scoring opportunity but failed to stop the shot.
However, Marshalltown's Javier Lopez tied the score at 2 with a goal moments later.
Both teams had their chances over the rest of regulation time, with a couple of shots off the post late, before the contest went to overtime.
Indian Hills is now 2-8-3 overall and 1-5 in conference games. They'll host Iowa Central on Saturday.
The Warriors didn't trail until MCC's Ignacio Bello scored the game-winner with just under a minute gone by in OT.
Despite being outshot, 19-5, the Warriors hung in against the Tigers. IHCC got on the board first when Andy Hardine scored six minutes into the opening half. Bello scored not long after that to tie the match at 1-all.
Indian Hills got their second one-goal lead when Brady Anderson scored on a penalty kick in the second half. Anderson was tackled in the box by the Tigers' goalkeeper, who challenged on the scoring opportunity but failed to stop the shot.
However, Marshalltown's Javier Lopez tied the score at 2 with a goal moments later.
Both teams had their chances over the rest of regulation time, with a couple of shots off the post late, before the contest went to overtime.
Indian Hills is now 2-8-3 overall and 1-5 in conference games. They'll host Iowa Central on Saturday.
Monday, August 27, 2012
Warriors Take a Loss, Get a Tie
Ottumwa -- The Indian Hills men's soccer team absorbed a loss, then came back to gain a tie in the opening weekend of the season. Both contests were played on the new IHCC soccer field, located on the Ottumwa campus, adjacent to the softball field.
IHCC lost its opening match of the season to the Iowa Wesleyan JV on Friday by a 3-1 score. Indian Hills' Terran Matteson netted the only goal for the Warriors, a score that cut the visitor's lead in half. But Iowa Wesleyan tallied an insurance goal four minutes after Matteson's score and IWC went on to the victory.
Freshman goalkeeper Andrew Boutott stopped seven shots for the Warriors.
Indian Hills came back on Sunday and showed more firepower offensively, but had to settle for a 4-4 tie with Wentworth Academy.
Bruno Moraes was outstanding for the Warriors, scoring three goals. His second score came five minutes after Wentworth had notched a goal to goa ahead 4-2. Moraes cut the IHCC deficit to one goal, then tied the score late in the second half. The two teams were then scoreless through two overtime periods.
Moraes had his first goal in the first half and Sam Tuchella of Indian Hills quickly followed with another to tie the score at 2-all. Moraes assisted on Tuchella's goal.
Boutott had five saves in the IHCC goal.
IHCC lost its opening match of the season to the Iowa Wesleyan JV on Friday by a 3-1 score. Indian Hills' Terran Matteson netted the only goal for the Warriors, a score that cut the visitor's lead in half. But Iowa Wesleyan tallied an insurance goal four minutes after Matteson's score and IWC went on to the victory.
Freshman goalkeeper Andrew Boutott stopped seven shots for the Warriors.
Indian Hills came back on Sunday and showed more firepower offensively, but had to settle for a 4-4 tie with Wentworth Academy.
Bruno Moraes was outstanding for the Warriors, scoring three goals. His second score came five minutes after Wentworth had notched a goal to goa ahead 4-2. Moraes cut the IHCC deficit to one goal, then tied the score late in the second half. The two teams were then scoreless through two overtime periods.
Moraes had his first goal in the first half and Sam Tuchella of Indian Hills quickly followed with another to tie the score at 2-all. Moraes assisted on Tuchella's goal.
Boutott had five saves in the IHCC goal.
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