Posted: Nov 12, 2024
Falcons Conclude Season with Tough Loss to Pioneers at Nash Soccer Field
Florida College (FL)
(0-12-1, 0-5)
1
Spartanburg Methodist
(10-3-1, 0-0)
5
| Final | 1 | 2 | T | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Florida College (FL) (0-12-1, 0-5) | 0 | 1 | 1 |
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Spartanburg Methodist (10-3-1, 0-0) | 3 | 2 | 5 |
SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Florida College Falcons faced a challenging end to their soccer season on October 31, 2024, falling 1-5 against the Spartanburg Methodist Pioneers in a conference event held at Nash Soccer Field. The Falcons finished the season with a record of 0-12-1.
The game opened with Spartanburg Methodist taking a commanding lead. Camila Moscoso struck first for the Pioneers to up the score 1-0. The momentum was further carried by teammates CJ Hawkins and Caroline Taylor, whose impressive plays extended their lead. Despite trailing 0-3 at halftime, the Falcons showed unwavering spirit, thanks to a goal from Paula Rincon Carrillo in the second half. However, Spartanburg continued to dominate with two more goals from Kaylee Damsen and Andrea Tapia, sealing the victory.
Key contributors with assists included Johana Martinez, Makai Bowen, and Kennedy Olheiser. Falcons' goalie Abigail Bradley, along with Spartanburg's Ava Wilson and Alexia Johnson, had noteworthy performances despite the high-scoring affair. Despite the tough season, the match displayed the Falcons' undying effort and determination. This game was pivotal as the Falcons' final outing this year, marking a moment of reflection and future planning.
The game opened with Spartanburg Methodist taking a commanding lead. Camila Moscoso struck first for the Pioneers to up the score 1-0. The momentum was further carried by teammates CJ Hawkins and Caroline Taylor, whose impressive plays extended their lead. Despite trailing 0-3 at halftime, the Falcons showed unwavering spirit, thanks to a goal from Paula Rincon Carrillo in the second half. However, Spartanburg continued to dominate with two more goals from Kaylee Damsen and Andrea Tapia, sealing the victory.
Key contributors with assists included Johana Martinez, Makai Bowen, and Kennedy Olheiser. Falcons' goalie Abigail Bradley, along with Spartanburg's Ava Wilson and Alexia Johnson, had noteworthy performances despite the high-scoring affair. Despite the tough season, the match displayed the Falcons' undying effort and determination. This game was pivotal as the Falcons' final outing this year, marking a moment of reflection and future planning.
