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Archmere eliminates Cape from soccer tournament with 5-0 shutout
Cape junior keeper Griffin Kammerer makes a save and Elijah Fountain clears the ball in the first moments of the Vikings' loss to the Auks. BY DAN COOK
November 10, 2012
Cape junior forward Max Euler heads the ball past Archmere's Tyler Burns. BY DAN COOK
Cape junior Billy Swontek, left, gets tangled with Archmere's Eamon Dunlavey during the Vikings' loss to the Auks in the opening round of the DIAA state tournament. BY DAN COOK
Cape's Drew Mulcahy, right, battles for possession with Archmere's George Tsaganos. BY DAN COOK
Cape junior forward Max Euler slams the ball into Archmere goalie Patrick Fallon. BY DAN COOK
Cape junior defender Joseph McMillon heads a clear during the Vikings' loss to the Auks. BY DAN COOK
Cape junior defender Joshua Lesher controls the ball in the midfield. BY DAN COOK
Senior midfielder Michael Johnson drives a pass into the Vikings' offensive end. BY DAN COOK
Cape junior defender Eduardo Santos-Cruz heads the ball away from Auk forward Eamon Dunlavey. BY DAN COOK
Cape sophomore midfielder Kai Vitella speeds the ball past the Auks' midfield for a rush to the goal. BY DAN COOK
Cape senior Michael Johnson heads the ball away from an Auks defender. BY DAN COOK
The Cape Henlopen soccer team lost in the first round of the 2012 DIAA boys' soccer tournament Nov. 10 at Dover High, falling to the Auks of Archmere 5-0.
Cape trailed 3-0 at halftime and was outshot 12-3 for the game. Goalie Patrick Fallon of Archmere only had to save one threatening shot.
Cape Henlopen finished the season at 11-4-1.
Archmere improved to 12-4 and moved on to face top-seeded Salesianum in the quarterfinal round Wednesday, Nov. 14. Sallies defeated Milford 6-0 in the opening-round game.
