OM OQUIRRH FIELD (May 26, 2011) —The Olympians spoiled the return of former teammate Henry Komona in a match that was physical and played at a high level.
Despite a good first half, the Olympians missed on many opportunities to score and only managed to draw a penalty that forward Esteban Celis Lecuona converted after he was cut down in the area.
The Olympians dominated the second half and played some exciting one-touch soccer. Hit man Isai Tapia scored in the 50th minute.
Refugees had trouble assembling much offense in the match. Despite some good midfield performance and blazing speed on the wings, they still could not break through the OM's defense.
Still they had a few good chances. However, with a high level keeper like Jaddon Rogers in goal, good chances can quickly become average chances.
Winger Hugo Fox Bracamontes found the net in the 63rd minute and David “El Tanke” Chevez closed the scoring in the 87th minute.
Playmaker Ivan Marcos Olmedo dominated the match, setting up Fox’s goal and missing twice by inches in the 78th and 92nd minutes after dribbling past Refugees’ entire defense.
The team is at Park City on Wednesday June 1, 2010, for a stern test against the highly competitive and motivated Snowmen.
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