Rye Boys Varsity Soccer fell to Yorktown at an away match on Monday, coming on the short end of the 4-1 score.
“We put together a fantastic effort for the first 55 minutes before getting undone by those two goals midway through the second half,” said Rye Boys Varsity Soccer Coach Jared Small. “Tommy Broderick and Stijn Terlouw were electric up top during the first half, and Jonas van Beurden stood out with his stellar defending and tenacity.”
Rye scored a 4th minute goal for the third time in four matches this season, as Tommy Broderick converted a Julian Koide pass for his 5th goal of the season. Broderick almost doubled the lead 10 minute later when he slipped past the Yorktown goalkeeper only to have his shot blocked at the last moment.
Yorktown found the equalizer in the 20th minute off a long throw-in that Rye didn’t defend to perfection, and the teams traded momentum until Yorktown struck for two goals in the 54th and 55th minutes to put the game out of reach.
The season evens to 2-2. The Garnets host Riverside Wednesday at 5pm – watch it.
