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Luke Vercollone

2007 First Round: Vercollone, Battery too much for Central Florida Kraze

June 12, 2007 by

The Charleston Battery, with the aid of two goals from Luke Vercollone, made easy work of the Central Florida Kraze, defeating the PDL side 3-0 at Blackbaud Stadium.

The Battery jumped on the board early, when Stephen Armstrong got a long range shot past Kraze goalkeeper Alessandro Barcherrini in the sixth minute of play. As Barcherrini bent over to pick up the ball, it took a slight deflection, allowing it to slip through his hand and across the goal line.

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2007 First Round, Alessandro Barcherrini, Central Florida Kraze, Charleston Battery, Keith Wiggans, Luke Vercollone, Stephen Armstrong

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