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Kevin Stoll

2009 First Round: Red hot Sol scorch struggling Orange County, 5-2

June 9, 2009 by

ConcordiaUniversity – Irvine, Calif. | 5 p.m.
Match Reports:
2
FT
5
Kevin Stoll (Chad Borak) 80’
David Ponce 83’
SENT OFF – Jimmy Turner 60’
     
5’ Trevor Hurst
55’ Shawn Percell
73’ Eric Lafon (Nathan Medina)
78’ Eric Larson (Eric Lafon)
81’ Shawn Percell (Eric Lafon)

The Sonoma County Sol continued their run in the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup with a convincing 5-2 win against the Orange County Blue Star of the PDL. Two goals from Shawn Percell and a four goals in five minutes melee highlighted the match. The Sol continue their 13-match unbeaten streak (11-0-2) in all competitions, as they prepare for a showdown against Portland Timbers of USL-1 in the Second Round.

When the initial draw was made, it seemed like an outstanding match, but after Orange County clinched a spot in the tournament with four shutout wins, they struggled. Since that hot start, they went on a five-game winless streak and were outscored 13-4 during that span.

The Sol did not waste any time, with Trevor Hurst providing the game’s first goal in the 5th minute. The Blue Star were unable to find an answer to Hearst’s early goal and the score remained 1-0 at the half.

Ten minutes into the second half, the Sol were given a 2-0 lead on the foot of Shawn Percell. Another Shawn Percell tally in the 76th minute propelled the Sol to a 3-0 lead.

The game would get interesting starting in the 82nd minute with a tally from Eric Lafon putting the Sol up 4-0. Less than a minute after, Orange County Blue Star found their way onto the scoreboard, making it 4-1 in the 83rd minute thanks to Kevin Stoll. Again, one minute later, Eric Larson answered for Sonoma County, pushing the score to 5-1. The Blue Star then answered back in the 84th minute, making it 5-2, concluding four goals in less than five minutes between the two clubs.

Next up for the Sonoma County Sol are the Portland Timbers of USL-1, who defeated Kitsap Pumas 3-0 to earn their place in the Second Round. The Sol will host the USL-1 club at Santa Rosa High School on Tuesday June 16th at 7:00pm.

Orange County – Joe Sachetti, Kevin Santora, Chad Borak, Joel Smith (Dirk Peterson 43’), Jimmy Turner, Ian Sarachan, Jon Falley (Kevin Stoll 63’), Adrian Martinez (Brian Burke 55’), Irving Garcia, David Ponce, Eder Arreola

Sonoma County – Juan Sosa, Mickey Daly, Lee Sandwina, Scott Preckwinkle, Adam Shields, Chris Daly, Tyler Hurst (Shawn Percell 40’), Chris Wright (Nathan Medina 67’), Trevor Hurst (Brandon Boone 78’), Eric Lafon

Cautions
Orange County – Martinez 20’, Arreola 71’
Sonoma County – Shields 68’

Ejections
Orange County – Turner 60’

Shots – OCBS 10, SCS 12
Saves –  OCBS 5, SCS 3
Fouls –   OCBS 2, SCS 2
Corners –  OCBS 14, SCS 10
Offsides –  OCBS 2, SCS 3
Att – 50

Referee – Miguel Chicas
Assistants – Doug Devine, Brandon Whitson

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2009 First Round, David Ponce, Eric Lafon, Eric Larson, Joe Sachetti, Juan Sosa, Kevin Stoll, Orange County Blue Star, Shawn Percell, Sonoma County Sol, Trevor Hurst

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