The Greyhounds scored early in the second half to even the score at one apiece.Ĭruz pushed an attack up the middle of the field in the 59th minute before dishing to Sid Sutphin inside the Hounds’ 18-yard box. This time, Cruz struck first for the Cards and had the only goal of the first half for either side. “I told them that we were so close and right there at the end of those games, but we just couldn’t get over the hump.”Įast came to Toast for the rematch against North Surry (5-11-0) having dropping the first meeting 5-2. “It was frustrating for me because I could see the guys going all out but coming up just short of the mark,” Lowe said.
CARDINAL CHAINS LEVEL 46 FREE
The decisive goals against Surry Central and North Wilkes came in the form of a penalty kick and a free kick, respectively.
The team finally built up its chemistry and was competing in games, but just couldn’t put opponents away.Īfter falling to the 2A West’s third-ranked team Forbush, the Cardinals tied West Wilkes on the road, dropped a 1-0 match at Surry Central and lost a home match 1-0 to North Wilkes. They came so close over and over, so to get that monkey off our back was great.”Įast Surry (1-9-2) felt like it was on the verge of a breakthrough in late September. “The boys were excited and I was so happy for them. “Oh, it was a great feeling,” said East Surry coach Samuel Lowe. A hat trick from junior Jonathan de la Cruz, including two second-half goals, helped East get in the win column for the first time in conference play and overall. The Cardinals never trailed in the rematch against the Greyhounds. The East Surry soccer team picked up their first win of the season with a 3-1 victory against North Surry on Oct. Reach Cory on Twitter hat trick leads East Surry to first win Next game: East Surry (4-0) will travel to South Stokes (1-5) on Jan. Gammons knocked down her second 3-pointer of the evening with 6:00 left in the third quarter to activate a running clock.ĮSHS scoring: Dasia Lambert 15, Rosie Craven 14, Cadence Lawson 12, Brooke Gammons 9, Bella Hutchens 5, Addy Sechrist 2, Kylie Bruner 2, Emory Taylor 2 The Phoenix only managed four made free throws in that time. Prep on the other hand didn’t record a made field goal in either the second or third quarters. Nine different Cardinal players scored in the win, and eight had at least one assist. Kylie Bruner and Rosie Craven each recorded four assists, followed by Brooke Gammons, Cadence Lawson and Bella Hutchens with three each. Of the 25 total field goals made in the game, the Cards assisted on 19 of them.
Seven of those steals came from senior Dasia Lambert, who also led the team with 15 points.Įast Surry scored at will and used the game as a chance to practice passing. The Cardinals finished with 13 steals as a team. Winston-Salem Prep had trouble getting its offense together with East Surry’s sticky hands. That lead grew to 20-2 before Prep would score again. The Lady Cardinals have won its past 10 games against the Phoenix.Įast put points on the board quickly, taking a 15-2 lead by the midpoint of the first quarter. East (4-0) has won all four of its games this season by at least 17 points. The 46-point win is the team’s largest margin of victory since 2018. PILOT MOUNTAIN - East Surry took care of business on Friday by defeating Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy 61-15. Kylie Bruner scores an easy two points in Friday’s win over Winston-Salem Prep.Ĭardinal senior Dasia Lambert (15) gets set for a jump shot. East Surry’s Rosie Craven (2) finished Friday’s game with a career-high 14 points.Įast Surry freshman Kate McCraw attempts a 3-point shot against Winston-Salem Prep.
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