NASHVILLE — Shelbyville Central’s Golden Eagle soccer team fought a tough battle in a 3-1 loss at CPA on Tuesday night. “They (CPA) are in one of the toughest physical and mental …
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NASHVILLE — Shelbyville Central’s Golden Eagle soccer team fought a tough battle in a 3-1 loss at CPA on Tuesday night.
“They (CPA) are in one of the toughest physical and mental private school divisions of soccer in the state,”. Shelbyville Central coach Chris Fritz said. “They play fast transitions into attack using air balls.”
CPA scored early through an end line dribble to go up 1-0.
Yahi Cervantes put the Eagles on the board with a low shot to the corner from distance.
CPA added two more goals in the second half.
“We’ve got to clean up our passing and settle down into our game to be where we want at the end of the season,” Fritz said. “We knew that playing opponents with this much quality would help us refine and grow as a team.”
Shelbyville Central (1-1) host Nolensville at Thursday at 7 p.m.
