EFSC Soccer Ends In 2-2 Double Overtime Draw
By Space Coast Daily // October 6, 2013
EFSC soccer ranked 7 overall
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA — In a match-up befitting two men’s soccer teams ranked in the top 7 in the nation No. 7 Eastern Florida State College and No. 2 Darton College played to an excruciating 2-2 double overtime draw on Friday on the Melbourne Campus.
Eastern Florida has now played Darton twice – both times when the Cavaliers were second-ranked – and has yet to lose. The first match of the season, Sept. 6 on the Cavaliers’ home field, ended 4-3 to Eastern Florida.
On Friday Eastern Florida got two goals from freshman and leading scorer Jordan Muir, the second a rocket from about 30 yards out, for leads of 1-0 and 2-1. But the Titans conceded two penalty kicks to Darton sophomore Allan Kuhne, both on apparent hand balls.
And while Titans freshman goalkeeper Jorge Madera’s five saves – including two in the first overtime – kept his team in the game, he couldn’t deny Kuhne.
And while Eastern Florida outshot Darton 27-12 Cavaliers freshman goalkeeper Adam Cahill did his part as well to keep the Titans at bay.
“The boys played hard tonight, we created a lot of chances again,” said Eastern Florida head coach Oliver Twelvetrees.
“We should have won the game, simple as that.
