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Boys lose in shootout
against Rogue River
By KEVAN MOORE
IVN Staff Writer
The boys soccer squad at
Illinois Valley High School
lost a heartbreaker Saturday
against Rogue River.
Nonetheless, Coach Gary
Enoch was extremely proud
of his team’s effort in what he
called “a classic confronta-
tion” that saw two overtimes
before the Cougars lost 3-2 in
a shootout.
“Our two teams have
very different styles,” he
noted. “They are a strong, fast
team that comes at you in
waves whereas we tend to be
a controlled tempo team with
a lot of passing and ball
movement to create opportu-
nities.”
And, the Cougars cer-
tainly held their own.
“We had a great opportu-
nity to put it away late in the
second OT, but it didn’t hap-
pen,” Enoch noted. “It was
one of those things where we
had a really good opportunity
to score, but just couldn’t get
any good contact with the
ball. I was overjoyed with the
effort and thought we played
incredibly well to put our-
selves in a position where we
could have won that game.”
In fact, Coach Enoch was
so impressed with their effort,
that he said, “my guys played
the best soccer game I’ve
ever seen at Illinois Valley
since I’ve been here.”
Coach Enoch said that’s
especially impressive since
IVHS has so many freshmen
and sophomores as major
contributors.
“Rogue River, like so
many other teams I’ve seen in
this league so far this year,
are top-heavy with seniors,”
he said. “We on the other
hand are riding a bunch of
young horses.”
Sophomore Jovany San-
chez scored both of Illinois
Valley’s goals in the game.
The first came in the third
minute to put the Cougars up
1-0 and the second came in
the fifty-second minute to
take a 2-1 lead.
The Cougars, who are
now 3-6 overall, were set to
face Hosanna Christian out of
Klamath Falls on Tuesday
and will next play at 10 a.m.
on Saturday at home against
Glade High School.
(Photo by Dan Mancuso, Illinois Valley News)
Jovany Sanchez leads the pack during a September home game.
(Photo by Dan Mancuso, Illinois Valley News)
Erica Brooks of Cave Junction controls the ball in a Friday, Oct. 15 match between Don’s Auto & Tire Center
and the I.V. News soccer teams.