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High school boys Soccer: St. Joseph Jayhawks hand Summit Academy its first loss

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By Gary Czenkus

For the Deseret News

Published: Monday, March 18 2013 9:00 p.m. MDT

St. Joseph beat Summit Academy, 3-1, Monday, for the Falcons' first loss of the year.

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OGDEN – The St. Joseph Jayhawks took their 1-1-2 record into competition Monday as the undefeated Summit Academy Falcons visited in 2A Central soccer action.

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OGDEN – The Jayhawks took their 1-1-2 record into competition Monday as the undefeated Summit Academy Falcons visited St. Joseph in 2A Central soccer action.

When the dust settled, the Jayhawks handed the Falcons their first loss of the season, 3-1.

The pitch seemed tilted in the Jayhawks' favor as a majority of the first half was played in the Jayhawks' offensive end.

Adam Broadstein started the scoring with a shot from the top of the 18-yard box midway through the first half. At the half St. Joseph led 1-nil.

The Falcons came out of the break with renewed energy but were unable to capitalize on an extended offensive push.

St. Joseph regained control when David Donlevy beat the Falcon goalkeeper to make it 2–nil Jayhawks. Donlevy added another tally later in the second half.

Both teams resume play Wednesday as St. Joseph travels to Wendover, while the Falcons host Waterford Academy.

Gary Czenkus is an Air Force veteran and graduate of the University of Nebraska. EMAIL: zman2206@gmail.com

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