Game 4 : Holy Cross: 1 vs Mount Pearl: 1
Scotty Woodfine - HC goalscorer
Mount Pearl Golscorer : Team Goal - 3 minutes
Holy Cross: Goalscorer : Scott Woodfine - 82 minutes
Coach's Corner Game Comments: Although, the season has just barely began and Mount Pearl have a win and tie it's first two games these four big points got to be a great moral booster for the club. While Holy Cross may never want to admit it the loss of Tyler Forsey and his 31 goals from this squad may be a challenge that the club has to overcome all season.
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Game 3 : Feildians:1 vs St. Lawrence:1
Stefan Slaney - Laurentian Goalscorer
Sean Fardy - Feildians - Goalscorer
Game Goalscorers:
Feildians Goalscorer : Sean Fardy - 15 minutes
St. Lawrence Goalscorer : Stefan Slaney - 28 minutes
Coach's Corner Game Comments; Overall, a well played contest. Both teams looked fairly even and were looking for a victory after having lost their opening matches on Saturday. At the 15 minute mark, the Feildians Sean Fardy scored a beauty after the ball was headed three times by the Feildians players inside the Laurentians box. However, at the 28 minute mark Stefan Slaney booted a dandy after beating a hand full of Feildian players all by himself. The score remained 1-1 for the first half.
The second half was evenly played with regards to ball possession but it was the Laurentians who definitely had the better quality scoring chances. Jordi Slaney, Sean Drew and Corey Mullett all had glorious chances but to no avail. The games final score was 1-1 and this closeness in ties is something I feel will be all to familiar before the season's end.
You can bet - We are in for one heck of a Challenge Cup Soccer Season !
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Game 2. Holy Cross :1 vs Feildians :0
Thomas Pieroway - Holy Cross Keeper
Aaron Anstey - Holy Cross Goalscorer
Holy Cross Goalscorer : Aaron Anstey : 71 minutes
Shutout : Thomas Pieroway
Coach's Corner Game Comments: Holy Cross came out strong and pretty well controlled the tempo of the game for the majority of the game. Holy Cross appears to be the team to beat again in 2014. The addition of Thomas Pieroway in net has solidified an area that Cross were very vulnerable in . The return of striker Aaron Anstey, who scored the games only goal, was all that Holy Cross needed to open the 2014 season for an easy three points. Chris Pope was a standout for Cross nullifying any attempt that newcomers Tyler Forsey and Jeremy Babstock made in their opening debut with the Feildians.
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Game 1. Mount Pearl :2 vs St. Lawrence:0
Nick Power - Mount Pearl Keeper
Mount Pearl Goalscorers : Team Goal : 53 min ; Ryan Caines : 90 minute
Shutout : Nick Power
Coach's Corner Game Comments : A well played opening match. Both teams were very aggressive on the ball . Douglas made a great save in the first half to preserve a 0-0 draw at half time. In the second half , St. Lawrence defender Marc Pittman, in a clearing attempt, made a major blunder and put the ball across Douglas at the 53 minute mark for a team goal and a 1-0 Feildian lead. For the remainder of the half the Laurentians pushed , scratched and at times were cautioned, but to no avail as they could not beat 16 year Nick Power who picked up his first shutout in Challenge Cup. Then in referee's time veteran Ryan Caines put in an insurance marker as he side stepped John Douglas in center field and put the ball into a yawning net. Andrew Murphy, who has returned to the yellow and black as a player/ coach, was the games first star. Putting all things aside, this was a huge win and 3 points for Mount Pearl.
Holy Cross : Matt Breen (2 goals)
Mount Pearl goalscorer : Justin Pickford 
Mount Pearl Shut -out : Michael Delong 
