Chiefs soccer falls to 0-2 in Big 9
Alan Dale | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 13 years, 7 months AGO
PASCO - A tough first half of play was enough to dig too deep of a hole for the Moses Lake soccer team which dropped its second Big Nine game of the year, 3-1 at Chiawana on Saturday.
Moses Lake (1-3-1, 0-2) fell into a 2-0 deficit after the match's first 31 minutes and then saw their hosts strike again in the 58th minute to lead 3-0.
A.J. Montes scored in the 71st minute for Moses Lake, off of a Derrick Gonzales assist.
"We were just outplayed from whistle to whistle," Moses Lake head coach Bill Bertram said. "We lacked intensity in our midfield and made fundamental mistakes up-top with seven offsides calls against us. Our younger players are still learning their roles."
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