Oldenburg plays boys soccer power Canterbury

They are one of the very best high school boys soccer programs in Indiana.  Fort Wayne Canterbury is currently ranked first in Class 2A and last year’s state runner up.  The Twisters traveled north Saturday to face the Cavaliers and lost 7-0.

“We made our annual trip to Fort Wayne,” said OA coach Ken Getz.  “It was a picture perfect day for a soccer match around 70 degrees and sunny.  We are fortunate to have Canterbury on our schedule.  They are the odds on favorite to make it back to the state finals from the north again this year. When you get the chance to play the best, you take it every time. These are the games you live for and the games every athlete wants to play in and every coach wants to be a part of.”

Oldenburg tried to slow the Cavaliers down, but they were just too good.

“We scrapped and did our best,” Getz said.  “FWC is very good in every phase of the game.  My hope is we learned from this game.  I told the team when you are out, watch their players learn from them.”

Stats from Oldenburg assistant coach Mike Wilhelm:

The Twisters had 2 shots, both on goal, 3 fouls, 2 corners and Isaiah Waggoner had 8 saves.

Canterbury had 26 shots with 13 on goal, 3 fouls, 8 corners, and their keepers had 2 saves.

The Cavaliers scored in period 1 at 35:19, 34:48, 27:31, 25:36 and 4:49.  They scored in period 2 at 4:49 and 0:10.

We thank coaches Getz and Wilhelm for the information.