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Kopp's overtime goal lifts Allegany-Limestone past Southwestern

Leea Kopp scored off a Kennedy Honeck assist to settle a 3-2 contest and keep Allegany-Limestone unbeaten in CCAA 1 play.

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Kopp's overtime goal lifts Allegany-Limestone past Southwestern
Recap Girls Soccer

WNY Athletics Staff ·

Overview

  • Leea Kopp scored with 2:00 remaining in overtime to give Allegany-Limestone a 3-2 win over Southwestern.
  • Kai Wojewoda-Ko contributed a goal and an assist, and Peyton Truman also scored for Allegany-Limestone.
  • Kenzie Rogers and Marlana Cresanti scored for Southwestern, which tied the game at 2-2 in the second half.
  • Allegany-Limestone improved to 12-1 overall and 9-0 in CCAA 1, leading the division standings.

Leea Kopp scored with 2:00 remaining in overtime Tuesday to give Allegany-Limestone a 3-2 victory over Southwestern at Allegany-Limestone Central School.

Kennedy Honeck assisted on the deciding goal as Allegany-Limestone improved to 12-1 overall and 9-0 in CCAA 1. The teams had entered overtime tied at 2-2 after each scored once in each half.

Southwestern struck first when Kenzie Rogers scored off a Makenna Johnson assist with 14:00 remaining in the opening half. Kai Wojewoda-Ko answered for Allegany-Limestone with 10:22 left, with Ember DeGroff providing the assist to make it 1-1.

Wojewoda-Ko then assisted on Peyton Truman's goal with 31:09 remaining in the second half, putting Allegany-Limestone ahead 2-1. Marlana Cresanti brought Southwestern even with 28:00 left. The 2-2 score held through the end of regulation before Kopp supplied the overtime winner.

Wojewoda-Ko finished with a goal and an assist. Kenna MacArthur made six saves for Allegany-Limestone, while Braelynn Dykstra recorded eight for Southwestern.

Through the contest, Kopp had 13 goals and two assists for the season. Honeck had 13 goals and 11 assists, and Wojewoda-Ko had 11 goals and eight assists. Cresanti's season totals stood at nine goals and eight assists, while Rogers had eight goals and six assists.

Allegany-Limestone held first place in the CCAA 1 standings. Southwestern was listed second at 6-3-0-3 overall and 5-2-0-3 in the division.

CCAA 1 standings

Through Oct. 6:

Rank Team Overall Division PF PA
1 Allegany-Limestone 12-1 9-0 44 11
2 Southwestern 6-3-0-3 5-2-0-3 24 20
3 Falconer/CV/MG 9-2-1 6-2-1 32 7
4 Fredonia 9-3 6-3 37 10
5 Portville 5-5-1 4-4-1 35 19
6 Jamestown 3-9-0-1 2-7-0-1 14 33
7 Olean 3-10 0-10 8 62

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