After 80 minutes and nearly 30 shots for, and only 3 against, the Chiefs walked away scratching their heads.  Of all the lineups coaches train their teams to play against the 8-2 is just not one of them.  Huron pounded on the Falcons relentlessly but a great Smcc goalkeeper was the perfect anchor to their bus.  Watching the Chiefs go at the Falcons and try to get them to disconnect with no success for so long was both tiresome and frustrating but the Mighty Chiefs continued to try to brake the goal line all the way to the end when Tony Trupiano took matters into his own hands and got chopped down in the box and rewarded not only a pk but also a swollen ankle.  The Chiefs were unable to convert the pk.  "Despite the devastating tie, I believe this group of mature athletes will gain more from this mentally than any scenario I could create on a practice field, they are tough physically, emotionally and mentally and have already vowed to use this as fuel moving forward, what an amazing group of studs"! (Coach Matt)

Quick side note, newcomer Bradley Hughes has completed his 5th shutout and is on his way to setting the school record for the most shutouts in a season and sophomore Roman Pritt had one of his better games trying to control the middle of the field.