William Peace University’s Kieron Williams (No. 16) leaps into the air and clears the ball from just outside Ferrum College’s scoring area in front of the Panthers Lucas Sinka (No. 31)
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Ferrum College’s Andrew Porfer (No. 15) drives the ball into the Panthers’ scoring area past two William Peace (N.C.) University defenders during the second half.
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Ferrum College’s Pedro Fonseca (No. 2) places a shot between two William Peace University defenders and the Pacers’ goalkeeper, who dives to the ground with the intention of preventing the ball from dissecting the net.
A William Peace University defender’s header clears the ball from Ferrum College’s scoring area.
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Goalkeeper Abbey Hayes stops a shot for the Panthers during a recent match contested at Penn-Roediger Field
FERRUM—William Peace University erupted for five, second-half goals, three of which were netted during a four-minute onslaught that began in the 85th minute, for a 7-0 non-conference men’s soccer triumph over Ferrum College Sunday at Penn-Roediger Field.
CHARLOTTE — Their early-season schedule provides serious challenges, but they’re fully on board and eager to play against tougher competition sooner.
William Peace University’s Kieron Williams (No. 16) leaps into the air and clears the ball from just outside Ferrum College’s scoring area in front of the Panthers Lucas Sinka (No. 31)
Ferrum College’s Andrew Porfer (No. 15) drives the ball into the Panthers’ scoring area past two William Peace (N.C.) University defenders during the second half.
Ferrum College’s Pedro Fonseca (No. 2) places a shot between two William Peace University defenders and the Pacers’ goalkeeper, who dives to the ground with the intention of preventing the ball from dissecting the net.
