New Brunswick and Woodbridge High School’s names are not associated with any endorsements associated with the posting of this video. I am a local reporter who submits articles to local newspapers and on sportsblog.com/twitter.Note: Due to technical difficulties, the first part of the second half is missing. This includes a goal from Sanchez and Fuentes. English Subtitles are available for post game interview. Undefeated Zebras Roll Past Barons, 7-2 Link to full article: http://manage.sportsblog.com/posts?switchBlog=3362228 In the fourth minute, midfielder, Raul Galindo powered in the first goal of the match. Forward, Kevin Sanchez intercepted a goal-kick from the Baron center half, drove into the right side of the box and took a shot on goal. Defender, Penrod was there for the stop, causing the ball to deflect up the middle. Next, coming in like a thief in the night, Galindo rushed from the Zebra half to take the ball and drill it past goalkeeper, Parker into the left side of the goal. To celebrate, Galindo performed his unique 'run into the corner flag and fall down' celebration. Two minutes later, Kelvin Ortiz began a beautiful play at midfield by sending a pass to center-midfielder, Arlin Martinez, who laid off a pass up field to Sarmiento on the right wing. Delivering it inside the box, Sanchez caught it and then faked a shot for a no-look pass, which went left to Ortiz. Ortiz, who started the play at midfield, was now six yards away to give a right footed chip into the right side of the goal. Zebras 2-0. Only needing four touches, the Zebras scored off a play which started from their own goal-kick. After being taken by Santos, Zarate leaped into the air like a salmon swimming upstream at the edge of the semicircle in the Baron half to put a head to it. Going over to Sanchez in the center, he immediately gave it back to Zarate, who then blazed past the Baron's back line and struck home the third goal of the game. Zebras 3-0. Starting another play at midfield near the left sideline, Ortiz intercepted a header by Baron defender, Gangemi. With it, he lobbed a pass up to Sanchez who then won the ball off the bounce against center back, Magera. Far left inside the box, Sanchez cut into the middle to create space from Gangemi, and hammered away a shot in between three Baron defenders. Zebras 4-0. Starting off the second half like they did at the end of the first, the Barons came out with a fire, determined to score. Receiving a pass from Magera's goal-kick, midfielder, Fuentes took the ball straight down the pitch, raced past defenders and struck in the Barons' first goal of the game. Zebras 4-1. Killing the moment the Barons created, Sarmiento strung in a pass to Sanchez to connect for their fifth goal four minutes later. In the 62nd minute from the Baron's center half, captain, Luzuriaga delivered a superlative pass which landed out in front of Fuentes. On the run, Fuentes cut back inside, and within a triangle of Zebra defenders, he grounded the ball out of the goalkeeper's reach for his second goal of the game. Zebras 6-2. The Barons seemed rejuvenated as they were able to connect for a second goal, the most the Zebras have let up this season in a single game. However, failing to score on a strong surge up field, the Zebras scored off a counterattack which resulted in a hat-trick for Sanchez. Stealing it on the right sideline, Sanchez drove down inside the box, and with two defenders on his back, he pounded a shot into the left side of the goal for the final score of the game. When asked about the game plan against Woodbridge, coach Jimmy said "The strategy is always the same. We stress passing the ball, moving, space, working the wing play, passing on the ground, through-balls, playing good defense, pressuring...it's always the same." When asked about the teams' overall performance, Zarate, Galindo, and Martinez mentioned how they started off strong, but got sloppy later on. They also talked about how the field gives them trouble at time, which is why they are excited to play on their new turf field for the first time this Saturday. Coach Jimmy later responded "We gave up to two goals, which to teams it's probably not a big thing, but to us it's a big thing...the field doesn't help as well, but we got the job done and it was a good game. I'm proud of them." Both teams will play this Thursday at 4:00pm. New Brunswick will host the Perth Amboy Panthers (3-2-1) while Woodbridge will travel to take on the Edison Eagles (2-4-0). Zebras: Goals: Galindo 4th minute, Ortiz 7th minute, Zarate 18th minute, Sanchez 26th, 56th & 77th, Canseco 62nd :Assists: Sanchez 7th, 18th, & 62nd minute, Ortiz 26th minute, Sarmiento 56th minute Woodbridge :Goals: Fuentes 52nd & 62nd minute : Assists: Magera 52nd minute, Luzuriaga 62th minute

• published: 25 Sep 2015
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