BRISTOL, TENN. – The Chowan Men's Soccer team scored three goals within a 2:06 span to pull away from King in Conference Carolinas action on Sunday afternoon to wrap up the regular season with a 6-1 victory.

THE BASICS

FINAL | #20 Chowan 6, King 1

RECORDS | Chowan 11-3-1 (9-1-1), King 2-10-2 (0-10-1)

LOCATION | Bristol, Tenn. (Parks Field)

INSIDE THE BOXSCORE

Sam Hall paced the offense with two goals.  London Williams, Erik Ruiz, Wesley Illes, and Kai Rymes tallied one goal each.

Harri Lovett and Tren Drexhage added two assists, while Wesley Illes and David Fallerios recorded one assist.

HOW IT HAPPENED

First Half:

Toby Sims and Tren Drexhage had shot attempts saved before Harri Lovett found London Williams in the box off a corner kick in the 12' to put the Hawks on the board 1-0.

Charlie Farrar made his lone save in the 16' before Toby Sims and Aldair Anica Hernandez posted shots on the Tornado goal.

In the 35', the Tornado were treated to some good fortune as an errant clearance bounced off the post and fell to a Tornado attacker in space allowing the rebound to find the back of the net for the equalizer.

Second Half:

Chowan continued to pepper the cage throughout the contest before a corner in the 68' from Harri Lovett found the head of Sam Hall to put the Hawks up 2-1.

The Hawks would find the back of the net in the 70' as Tren Drexhage slid a ball from the right touch line and found Erik Ruiz for the goal.

Twenty-one seconds later, Tren Drexhage found himself in space with Sam Hall trailing in the middle of the box.  Drexhage played the ball over to Hall for the 4-1 advantage.

As substitutes ensued for the Hawks, David Falleiros played a ball up to Wesley Illes before slotting a pass to Kai Rymes for the goal in the 78'.

Wesley Illes would score himself in the 82' as Illes stepped in front of a pass and scored from the top of the box on the counter-attack.

UP NEXT

Chowan wrapped up the No. 2 seed in the Conference Carolinas Men's Soccer Championship with an automatic bid to the semifinals.  The trip to the semifinals marks the fifth consecutive trip for the Hawks, every season since joining the league in 2017.