Alamance Christian reaches state semifinals in boys’ soccer

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By Bob Sutton

Special to The Alamance News

Alamance Christian School’s boys’ soccer team has advanced to the North Carolina Christian School Association’s  Class 2-A state semifinals.

The Warriors topped Vandalia Christian 7-0 in last Friday’s first round and topped Southside Christian 6-0 in Tues-day’s second round.

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On Friday at Greenville Christian, ACS (18-2) meets Cramerton Christian (19-1). The winner faces either Greenville Christian or Triad Baptist Christian on Saturday afternoon in the championship game.

 

Other results

Western Alamance maintained first place in the Mid-Carolina Conference with a pair of 5-1 victories – last week vs. visiting Southeast Ala-mance and Monday at Eastern Alamance.

Franky Maya scored twice vs. Southeast, with teammates Grant Bacchus, Elio Anguiano, and Kevin Merlo adding goals and Camden Oli-veira assisting twice. Noah Teabout scored for Southeast.

Anguiano scored twice at Eastern, with Edwin Anguiano, Bacchus, and Maya posting the other goals. Kaden Oliver scored for the Eagles.

Western will be home vs. second-place Williams on Monday night to begin the final week of the regular season.

  • Williams tied with host Southeast 2-2 on Monday. Jack Dooley and A.J. Figueroa scored for Williams. Karl Sims had both goals for Southeast.

Williams won 9-0 vs. visiting Southern Ala-mance last week, with three goals from Dawson Tanner, two apiece from Figueroa and Tony Alberto, and one each from Mason Wellman and Noah Pachano.

  • Eastern topped visiting Cummings 4-2 with two goals from Oliver and one each from Hudson Link and Jamal Davis.

Cummings bounced back to drub visiting Roxboro Person 9-2 on Monday.

  • Graham won twice during the past week in the Mid-Carolina Conference, drilling visiting Roxboro Person 9-0 last week and rolling 6-1 at Southern on Monday.
  • Clover Garden defeated visiting The Hawbridge School 6-4 in Monday’s Central Tar Heel 1-A Conference game.
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