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SALVE REGINA UNIVERSITY SEAHAWKS
Posted: Sep 10, 2022

Seahawks win tale of two halves

Sam Winiarski scored the game-winning goal in the 89th minute for the Seahawks (Photo by George Corrigan).
Sam Winiarski scored the game-winning goal in the 89th minute for the Seahawks (Photo by George Corrigan).
Game Program Video Box Score
Scoring Summary
1st - 10:11 - Anyolo Makatiani (Clark University)
1st - 43:14 - Tyler Manley (Clark University)
2nd - 68:10 - Emmet Schuele (Salve Regina)
2nd - 73:43 - Alec Quiroz (Salve Regina)
2nd - 88:07 - Sam Winiarski (Salve Regina)
Game Leaders
Clark University
G: 2 Players (#8, #9) - 1
A: 3 Players (#10, #14, #15) - 1
Sh: 3 Players (#8, #9, #15) - 3
Sv: Andrew DiStefano - 8
Salve Regina
G: 3 Players (#7, #11, #25) - 1
A: 3 Players (#2, #10, #16) - 1
Sh: Liam Berlingieri - 6
Sv: Nathan Reid - 4
Team Stats
Full stats

NEWPORT, R.I. - Senior midfielder Sam Winiarski (Westfield, Mass.) capped a run of three unanswered goals late in the second half for the Salve Regina University men's soccer team as it defeated visiting Clark University 3-2 in non-conference action Saturday afternoon.

INSIDE THE MATCHUP
Final: Salve Regina 3, Clark 2
Records: Salve Regina (2-0-2), Clark (1-3-0)
All-Time Series: Clark still leads 2-1 all-time.

SUMMARY:

  • 10:11 - Anyolo Makatiani (Nairobi, Kenya) buried a lose ball off a deflection from the right post | Salve Regina 0, Clark 1
  • 43:14 - Daniel Maura's (Port St. Lucie, Fla.) corner kick from the left side found the foot of Tyler Manley (New Rochelle, N.Y.) who snuck in inside the right post | Salve Regina 0, Clark 2
  • 68:10 - Jordan Borges (Milford, Mass.) slipped a pass to freshman Emmet Schuele (Brunswick, Maine) who struck home his first career goal | Salve Regina 1, Clark 2
  • 73:43 - Alec Quiroz (Altamonte Springs, Fla.) headed home a corner kick from Danny Bond (Bristol, Conn.) to knot the score | Salve Regina 2, Clark 2
  • 88:07 - After a deflection Sam Winiarski cleaned up the loose ball in front to give the Seahawks the lead | Salve Regina 3, Clark 2

NOTEWORTHY:

  • Salve Regina outshot Clark 28-15 and 11-6 in shots on goal.
  • The Seahawks held an 11-4 edge in corners.
  • Andrew DiStefano (West Chester, Pa.) made eight saves in his season debut to fall to 0-1-0 in net.
  • Natehan Reid (Magnolia, Del.) stopped four shots to improve to 1-0-2 between the pipes.

WHAT THEY'RE SAYING:

"We were just flat out poor in the first half… I really cannot think of another way to say it.  We lacked energy.  We lacked intensity.  We lacked drive.  We showed very little desire to be in the match, much less find a way to win the match.  The heat was a definite factor but you can't hide behind the fact that it was hot – the opponent had to play in the exact same heat.  But after the break, I thought we showed some definite desire to get on the front foot and play at them.  The importance of our first goal by Emmet Schuele cannot be overstated.  That goal quite literally lifted the energy and belief in our entire roster.  Once that ball hit the back of the Clark net… I knew my side had it in them to get the equalizer.  And Quiroz's header was just that – it brought us back to even terms and positioned us to then go and hunt for the winner.  We had a couple of chances to claim it and Winiarski's volley was the one that sealed the victory for us.  I could not be happier nor prouder of what my Salve side turned in for a performance in the second half and our challenge now is to produce that quality for the entire 90-minutes." - Salve Regina head coach Craig O'Rourke II

ON THE HORIZON:

Salve Regina plays hosts Coast Guard on Tuesday, September 13, a 7 p.m.