Dalhousie takes a late 2-0 win against the Huskies

by Sjaan Scully

On Friday, September 25, Dalhousie took on Saint Mary's at Huskies Stadium. The game consisted of three yellow cards, two goals, one red card, and a win for the Tigers.

The first half of the game held no goals for either side even though each team had many chances on net. After three fouls in a row against Dalhousie, Jonathan Doucett (Dartmouth, NS) was handed a yellow card in the 17^th minute of play. A second yellow card quickly followed for Saint Mary's Dominik Gorski (Halifax, NS) in the 18^th minute.

Both Dalhousie's keeper, Jason Ross (Bedford, NS), and Saint Mary's keeper, Christian Oxner (Halifax, NS), were tested throughout the first half with many shots against them from the opposing strikers. The first half came to a close with a tie and no goals.

The game continued with no score until late in the second half when Saint Mary's goalie, Christian Oxner, was given a red card in the 73^rd minute. This left the Huskies with one less man on the field and without their starting goalie. Dalhousie took advantage of their extra player and scored their first goal of the match with just fifteen minutes left in the game by the team's lead scorer, Bezick Evraire (Ottawa, ON).

Saint Mary's defender, Ben Napier (Halifax, NS), was handed a yellow card in the 85^th minute which led to Dalhousie's second goal scored by Evraire. This was Evraire's second goal of the game and 7^th goal of the season. The second half ended with a 2-0 win for the Tigers over the Huskies.

Dalhousie took the 2-0 win against Saint Mary's on Friday night. Dalhousie (3-2-1) played again on Saturday at Wickwire field against the Memorial Seahawks (2-2-1) and finished with a 2-2 tie. The Tigers' next game will be on Friday, October 2^nd at 7:15pm in an away game against Acadia. Saint Mary's (1-2-3) played the Seahawks on Sunday the 27^th with a 4-1 win for Memorial. Saint Mary's next game will be against StFX on Saturday, October 3^rd at Huskies Stadium.