KEWANEE WEATHER

KHS soccer gets a win and a tie


By The Kewanee Voice    September 18, 2024
Kewanee’s Dillon Price makes a save during the game against Macomb. [Photo by Mikey Gamez of the Kewanee Voice Student Journalism Program]

Kewanee High School’s soccer team traveled to IVC High School in Chillicothe Monday and came away with a 3-0 win.

“Since the beginning, the Boilermakers took control of the game with the possession of the ball passing the ball all over the field,” Coach Jesus Bermudez said.

Jesus Del Toro Sanchez outruns a Macomb defender to the ball. [Photo by Liz Rivera of the Kewanee Voice Student Journalism Program]

“Kewanee stroked first, Isidro Martinez kicked from far a powerful shot that gave no chance to the keeper to react,” Bermudez said.

Tyson Currie was the next one to score, beating the defense in speed and beating the goalkeeper with a “beautiful soft shot,” the coach said.

Kewanee’s Alex Barron defends against a Macomb player. [Photo by Itzel Mosso Ramos of the Kewanee Voice Student Journalism Program]

Isidro Martinez scored the final goal.

Martinez scored at minutes 12 and 32 of first half, and Tyson Currie’s goal came at minute 29 of the first half.

Alex Barron had two assists and Alonso Corral had one.

Goalkeeper Dillon Price had five saves, and the Boilers had 18 shots during the game.

On Tuesday, Kewanee played Macomb to a 0-0 tie at Kewanee High School Stadium.

Kewanee’s Tyson Currie in action against Macomb. [Photo by freshman Adam Keyser of the Kewanee Voice Student Journalism Program]

“It was “a very even game, anyone could have won,” Bermudez said. 

“Macomb had very fast players but the Kewanee defense was able to stop them,” he said, and added, “The Boilermakers fought hard the whole game without any luck to score.”

Kewanee had five shots on target and Dillon Price had five saves.