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Forester soccermen move on in CL tournament

Huntington University midfielder Luke Unger tries to maneuver past Saint Francis player Ethan Vigario in Crossroads League Tournament action on Saturday, Nov. 2, at King Stadium. Unger wound up with a goal later on as the Foresters won 4-1.
Huntington University midfielder Luke Unger tries to maneuver past Saint Francis player Ethan Vigario in Crossroads League Tournament action on Saturday, Nov. 2, at King Stadium. Unger wound up with a goal later on as the Foresters won 4-1. Photo by Steve Clark.

The hunt for a second consecutive Crossroads League Tournament championship continued for the second-seeded Huntington University men’s soccer team as it defeated visiting University of Saint Francis, 4-1, on Saturday afternoon, Nov. 4, at King Stadium.

Freshman Caleb Sexton struck for a goal and two assists to push the Foresters, 13-4-2 overall, into the CL semifinal next Saturday against third-seed Bethel, again at King Stadium.

Sexton, from Spring Arbor, got his score before the King Stadium crowd could get settled in, finding back netting at just 2:33. He then assisted on Ben Arnold’s goal at 33:12, and notched his second dime when Luke Unger scored at the 53:33 mark for a 3-0 HU lead.

Christian Kohen scored unassisted at 83:11 to give HU a 4-0 lead, but St. Francis ruined the shutout for HU goalkeeper Gabe Greenfield with a score at 88:14.