Cats Too Much for 'Pool 11-2

The West Genesee Wildcats captured their fourth win 2-0 (4-0) of the season last evening at West Genesee stadium 11-2 over the visiting Liverpool Warriors
Genny netted the first four goals in the game and never looked back, getting their first with 7:28 to go as senior attackman Tim Fetterly converted an assist from junior attackmate Jordan Rogers for a 1-0 lead. With 6:55 left to go junior midfielder Connor Regin made a nice run into the Liverpool box flipped a pass to Fetterly who found junior attackman Ike Hopper wide open to make it 2-0. Senior midfielder Luke Cometti made it 3-0 with 5:47 to go with a left handed rip just under the crossbar. Less than a minute later junior middie Ryan McConell bounced a left hander into the net to make it 4-0. Liverpool did manage their lone goal of the quarter as the Genny defense fell asleep allowing sophomore attackman Matt Dimarco to score 4-1 as the horn sounded ending the quarter.

The second quarter began with the Cats taking advantage of Pools over agressivness when Fetterly netted his second on the man-up with a right handed rip, with an assist to Cometti and a 5-1 lead with 7:45 to go. Liverpool answered back 5-2 at 4:18 with a goal by junior midfielder Derek Thomas with an assist to sophomore midfielder Tanner Krauzer. The half ended with Hopper returning the favor for the Cats 6-2 with his second of the night with 1:56 in the half with Rogers getting his second assist of the game.

The Cats broke it open in the third with four unanswered goals to put the game away.
Fetterly started the run with his second 7-2 at 8:08 with an assist to Cometti
Senior midfielder Dan Stapleton made it 8-2 with 7:15 to go using a nice solo move, splitting two defenders and putting a shot off the carpet and in. Sophomore midfielder Cali-John Glesner made it 9-2 at 4:21with an assist to Fetterly. The prettiest goal of the night came with 2:06 left in the quarter, when Hopper found Fetterly cutting down the slot, and fired from behind the net over the crossbar to a diving Fetterly who one-timed it home 10-2.

The fourth quarters lone goals was scored unassisted by the Cats senior midfielder Owen Alberts with 1:36 left in the game sealing Genny’s 11-2 victory.