Keystone’s Aaron Wiley (right) and Newberry’s Braelin Ludovici battle for possession in a 3-3 tie in Keystone on Dec. 3. Photo by Cliff Smelley.
BY CLIFF SMELLEY
Telegraph Staff Writer
Visiting Newberry scored two goals in the second half as the Keystone Heights High School boys soccer team had to settle for a 3-3 tie on Dec. 3.
The Indians (4-3-1) scored the first two goals, with the first coming off a penalty kick by Tyler Colaw. Logan Spence then dribbled past the Newberry goalie and put the ball in the back of the net for a 2-0 lead.
Keystone, after Newberry scored a goal, had chances to increase its lead going into halftime, with Aaron Wiley missing a shot on a breakaway attempt and Colaw getting a close-in attempt that was off the mark.
Skylar Kedgley did find the mark on a second-half attempt that put the Indians ahead 3-1.
Luke Brunt and Tyler Shaw each finished with an assist for Keystone.
The Indians entered the match off an 8-0 win at Interlachen on Dec. 2, snapping a two-match losing streak.
Keystone scored all but one of its goals in the first half. The mercy rule was enforced 10 minutes into the second half when Colaw scored off a perfectly placed corner kick.
It was a big night for Spence and Chris Anderson, each of whom scored three goals. Colaw and Kedgley each had one.
All but one of the goals came off assists, with Shaw leading the way with two. Brunt, Colaw, Wiley, Jacob Lepanto and Micah Wiley each had one assist.
The Indians host Crescent City on Tuesday, Dec. 7, at 7:20 p.m. and will travel to play Williston on Thursday, Dec. 9, at 7:15 p.m. Keystone hosts Palatka on Friday, Dec. 10, at 7:20 p.m. before traveling for matches against Fort White on Monday, Dec. 13, at 7:20 p.m., and P.K. Yonge on Wednesday, Dec. 15, at 7:20 p.m.
Logan Spence, Newberry’s Braelin Ludovici and Skylar Kedgley (l-r) converge on the ball. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Tyler Shaw pushes the ball upfield. Austin Edsall (background) is also pictured. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Chris Anderson. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Jordan Holmes (left). Photo by Cliff Smelley.Goalie Carson Eatmon. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Micah Wiley. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Logan Spence (foreground) and a Newberry player collide while fighting for possession of an airborne ball. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Tyler Colaw (left). Photo by Cliff Smelley.Austin Edsall (far right). Photo by Cliff Smelley.Logan Spence. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Tyler Shaw (far right) fights for control of the ball. Logan Spence (foreground, left) is also pictured. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Newberry’s Wil Meeker, Jacob Lepanto and Micah Wiley. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Skylar Kedgley (right) tries to maintain control of the ball against Newberry’s Daei Thompson. Logan Spence (background, right) is also pictured. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Gabe Buchanan (right). Photo by Cliff Smelley.Austin Edsall (left) and Ian Kruzan. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Tyler Colaw (left). Photo by Cliff Smelley.Luke Brunt dribbles upfield. Tyler Shaw and Tyler Colaw (background, l-r) are also pictured. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Chris Anderson (left). Photo by Cliff Smelley.Aaron Wiley (right). Photo by Cliff Smelley.Logan Spence (right). Photo by Cliff Smelley.Tyler Shaw (right). Photo by Cliff Smelley.Chris Anderson (left) and Jordan Holmes. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Tyler Colaw (right) defends Newberry’s Liam Hunter, who’s receiving a throw-in. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Gabe Buchanan (right). Photo by Cliff Smelley.Austin Edsall (left). Photo by Cliff Smelley.Newberry’s Daei Thompson (left) and Logan Spence. Photo by Cliff Smelley.Tyler Shaw (center). Photo by Cliff Smelley.Gabe Buchanan (far left) and Tyler Colaw (center). Photo by Cliff Smelley.
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