FOLEY — The Foley boys picked up a 2-1 win over Spanish Fort and the Lady Toros defeated the Lady Lions 3-2 in an impressive second half comeback.

Boys

The first half proved to be the difference as all three goals were scored in the first half.

Foley sophmore winger Trey Smith was credited with both of Foley's goals.

“Although we had some missed opportunities, we controlled the ball early in the first half and Smith made two great shots to give us a lead,” said Foley head coach Tatum Saltz.

Saltz also mentioned that he had to make a first half adjustment to counter some momentum that had started to shift toward the Toros.

Forward Kent Warwick scored Spanish Fort's only goal.

The second half got more physical, but neither team had many shots on goal.

Spanish Fort head coach Marko Sebastiani was pleased with his teams improvement.

“The is only our programs second year and players are starting to learn how the play with each other.”

The Toros do not have any seniors, as with all athletic programs.

The Foley Lions have an overall record of 14-8 and an area record of 4-4. Their next match is a makeup against Robertsdale on next Monday at 7 p.m.

The Toros have a overall mark of 4-12 and 2-6 in area play and will face Bayside Acadamy next Tuesday.

GIRLS

Spanish Fort Lady Toros forward Jamie Fairbanks scored the first of her two goals early in the first half.

Fairbanks beat her defender and scored from 18-yard mark.

Foley's Amanda Schoen tied the score when she bent a corner kick between the keeper and the post.

Foley's Alicia Breedlove put the Lions up 2-1 with a goal late in the first half.

The second half was all Spanish Fort as the Toros capitalized on missed opportunities by the Lions.

Fairbanks added her second goal to tie the match in the second half.

Midway through the second half, Spanish Fort’s Charlotte Linder scored the winning goals for her team.

Foley girls Head Coach Danielle Watson commented after a tough loss, “We are in a slump right now but we are going to play our way out of it.” The Lady Lions are 6-8-6 overall and 4-4 in area play.