Steamboat Springs soccer loses in OT to Summit
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — The Steamboat Springs High School soccer team lost in in overtime 2-1 against Summit at Gardner Field Wednesday night.
The Sailors struck first with a goal from freshman Charlie Reisman halfway through the first half.
Summit answered in the second half with a goal, forcing overtime.
With a few minutes left in the 10-minute golden goal over time period, the Sailors accidentally scored an own goal on a header, giving Summit the win.
Summit is now 1-4 and Steamboat drops to 3-3.
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A flurry of heads go up for a ball during a game between Steamboat Springs and Summit at Gardner Field on Wednesday evening. (Photo by Shelby Reardon)
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Summit's Gannon Heisler battles with Steamboat Springs junior Liam Catterson during a game at Gardner Field on Wednesday evening. (Photo by Shelby Reardon)
March 18 - at Summit, W 3-0
March 20 - at Glenwood Springs, L 6-2
March 25 - versus Glenwood Springs, 2-1
March 27 - at Rifle, W 7-2
March 29 - at Eagle Valley, L 3-0
March 31 - versus Summit, L 2-1
April 3 - at Battle Mountain, L 6-0
April 6 - versus Rifle, W 1-0
April 10 - versus Eagle Valley, W 2-0
April 13 - versus Battle Mountain, L 6-1
To reach Shelby Reardon, call 970-871-4253, email sreardon@SteamboatPilot.com or follow her on Twitter @ByShelbyReardon.
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