Goalies, defenses star in scoreless draw between Jeeps, Pirates
WHEELERSBURG — Throughout the years — whether apart in terms of their conference status or together in the SOC II realm — the South Webster Jeeps' and Wheelersburg Pirates' boys soccer programs have always brought out the best in one another in terms of competitiveness and fiery play. That played out to be no different on Tuesday evening at Ed Miller Stadium in Wheelersburg, as a physical and ...
South Webster Jeeps and Wheelersburg Pirates' boys soccer teams played a physical and defensive battle on Tuesday evening at Ed Miller Stadium in Wheelersburg. The scoreless draw was attributed to the strong performances of the goalkeepers, David Rowland and Caleb Partin, and their respective backlines.
Rowland made nine crucial saves for South Webster, including four inside the final 15 minutes of the game. Partin, for Wheelersburg, made three saves. Both coaches, Corey Claxon of South Webster and Jon Estep of Wheelersburg, praised their teams' efforts and the improvement in the region's soccer. The teams have been consistently competitive, ranking high in their respective divisions and facing strong opponents.
The area's soccer scene continues to improve, with teams reaching regional finals and even state championship games.
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