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September 26, 2001 Offense explodes as Hens win second-straight
Delaware's five goals were its most scored in a game since it scored six in a 6-0 win over Maryland-Eastern Shore in 1993, a span of 149 games. The Blue Hens' win improves their season record to 3-3 as the Hens have won back-to-back games for the first time since 1999. Shepanski, a senior from Glen Mills, PA(Garnet Valley), started the scoring four minutes into play, taking a Mike Honeysett pass and kicking it past the Hawk goalie. Six minutes later Eric Carlson scored his second goal of the season off a Dan Keane crossing pass. The Hens scored their third straight goal when Honeysett then scored off an Adam Flanigan corner kick. Five minutes after Monmouth added a score, Shepanski put in his second score, taking the rebound shot off Keane's shot off the post. The Delaware five-goal first half conmenced with a Jeff Skinner goal, assisted by a Stephan Mangat cross. The Hawks' back-up goalie, Frank Gullace, shutdown the Delaware offfense in the second half, recording three saves. Joe Sellito and Anthony Viscariello scored the two goals for Monmouth (3-4-1). Blue Hen freshman goalie Kyle Haynes (St. Michael's, MD/ St. Michael's) stopped five shots to record his third win of the season. Delaware attempts to continue it's winning streak as it travels to Williamsburg, Virginia to play the College of William of Mary Saturday, for a 7 p.m start. AGATE: DELAWARE.........5.....0......-
5 SCORING: First half: D - Shepanski (Honeysett) 85:47 remaining, D - Carlson (Keane) 78:50, D - Honeysett (Flanigan) 75:56, M - Sellito (Randazzo) 64:42, D - Shepanski (Keane) 57:27, D - Skinner (Mangat) 50:07. Second half: M - Viscariello (Lindquist) 2:30. SHOTS: D 17, M 15. SAVES: D - 7; Haynes 5, Funsten 2; M - 7; Erskine 4, Gullace 3. CORNER KICKS: D 5, M 2. FOULS: D 11, M 11. OFFSIDES: D 2, M 1.
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