The match was scoreless at halftime, but in the 45th minute, Chris Cassaday received a pass from Luke Baudean and made it 1-0.
CHS added another goal as Alan Didier registered an unassisted tally in the 60th minute to finalize the scoring at 2-0.
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Covington blanks Pope John Paul II
Published on Monday, January 5, 2009 9:18 AM CST
Covington’s Lions shutout Pope John Paul II, 2-0, in a non-district match held Monday at Jack Salter Stadium.
The match was scoreless at halftime, but in the 45th minute, Chris Cassaday received a pass from Luke Baudean and made it 1-0.
CHS added another goal as Alan Didier registered an unassisted tally in the 60th minute to finalize the scoring at 2-0.
Covington’s top defender was Stephen Baudean, while PJP’s top defender was Tyler Lusignan.
The match was scoreless at halftime, but in the 45th minute, Chris Cassaday received a pass from Luke Baudean and made it 1-0.
CHS added another goal as Alan Didier registered an unassisted tally in the 60th minute to finalize the scoring at 2-0.
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