LOCK HAVEN, Pa. – In an exciting, engaging game, the Lock Haven men’s soccer team (2-2-2) tied, 2-2, with East Stroudsburg (4-0-2).
At the beginning of the first half, no goals were scored. Then, a double assist from Connor Swope and Austin Kravetz set up Graham Thurley with the first score of the game. Lock Haven continued to inch ahead after Tom Pombor scored a goal with an assist from his brother Jimmy Pombor.
The first half ended with Lock Haven leading by two. East Stroudsburg scored two points during the second half. Both goals were scored by Bradley Turocy. The first goal was close to the beginning of the second half, and it was assisted by Ethan Flickinger. The second goal was another double assist by AJ Rivera and Austin Weeks-Woodward. The final score was 2-2.
There were a fair number of fouls and yellow cards on both sides as it was a physical, intense game to watch. The Lock Haven defense stood out as ESU had many opportunities to score.
UP NEXT:
Lock Haven will host Shepherd on Saturday, Sept. 23 with a 6:30 p.m. start time.
Rose is a transfer student from Montgomery County Community College. This is her first year at Lock Haven University, but her second year in college. She is majoring in Social Work with a minor in Psychology. She intends on pursuing her master's degree in social work after graduating from Lock Haven. Although she is not interested in a career in the news field, she has a love for writing, and the school newspaper is a perfect way to fulfill that. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, spending time with her friends, and reading.
