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Prescott Tigers Soccer two wins, one loss as season ends

PRESCOTT—The Prescott Tigers were on fire for the COVID-19 Fall Sports season, and the soccer team was no exception. The short season saw more wins than losses, with a 3-2 record being reported.

In the March 9 game against Walla Walla Valley Academy, Prescott’s scoring players were Adrian Rubio, who scored on a penalty kick (PK) at 16:00, again at 74:00. \Vicente Garcia scored on a play from Rubio at 19:00, and again at 79:00.

Prescott’s saves were made by Ivan Martinez, who totaled two saves, and Hector Garcia, with one. WWVA saves were made by Jordan Butcher, who ended the game with five. The game ended with Prescott up against WWVA, 5-0.

During the March 11 game against RCHS, Prescott scores were made by Brandon Caro, on a play from Vicente Garcia at 60:00. Prescott’s saves were completed by Hector Garcia, who ended the game with four saves.

Riverside Christian’s scores were made by Daniel Allen, at 24:00, Joel Belaire at 37:00, and Aaron Villa at 42:00, and 70:00. Prescott fell short of victory, with a final score of 1-4.

For the final game of the season, Prescott’s scoring plays were completed by Adrian Rubio (PK) at 25:00, and again at 60:00. Jaime Escalante scored on a play from Brandon Caro at 31:00. Ivan Martinez ended the game with four total saves.

St. George’s Aidan Kelly made a free-kick goal at 68:00, for St. George’s only game point, Nico Morales ended the game with three saves. Prescott’s senior plays landed one last win, with a final score of 3-1.

“Definitely awesome to finish up with a W. But really we’re looking for improvement, and I think we did over the course of five games in 10 days. We were running on fumes today for sure. Of course, we honored our seniors, Antonio Hernandez and David Suarez,” said coach Mark Grimm. “Tony’s been a four-year player, state champion, and a huge part of our team. David, I can’t say enough about being a senior and no to little experience, but wanted to be part of it. Unfortunately, like most at this time, didn’t have a full season. But we’re all thankful for what we did get.”

 

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