2022 ISL Match Report
Date:  10/29/22
Home Team:             Thayer Academy     
Away Team:              Middlesex
Score (H-A):             1-6
Goals (Assists)-        Home:            #11 Eli Jean-Baptiste (38', Penalty Kick)
                                    Away:             #11 Lincoln Graham (1', Assist #7 Jonah Zaas)
                                                            #21 Teddy Fritzinger (26', Assist #7 Zaas)
                                                            #21 Fritzinger (46', Assist #9 Sinjin Doelitzsch)
                                                            #11 Graham (52', Assist #9 Doelitzsch)
                                                            #9 Doelitzsch (60', Assist #11 Graham)
                                                            #21 Fritzinger (89', Unassisted)
Goalkeeping-             Home:            Jack Regan (90', 6 GA)
                                    Away:            Aidan George (82', 1 GA)
                                                            George Leness (8', 0 GA)
Cardings-                   Home:             NONE
                                    Away:             NONE
Notes:            
            Middlesex traveled to Braintree on a beautiful fall afternoon and played a resolute Thayer squad.  For the home team, seniors Owen Sharpe and Jack Snyder stood out for their indefatigable work rate in the back and juniors Eli Jean-Baptiste and Brady Erickson pushed forward to create problems through their pressure.  Four players tallied all the points for Middlesex, as senior Lincoln Graham had two goals and an assist, junior Teddy Fritzinger scored a hat trick, junior Sinjin Doelitzsch had a goal and two assists, and junior Jonah Zaas chipped in with two assists.  Eli Jean-Baptiste scored a penalty for Thayer late in the first half to bring the halftime score to 2-1, and the game hung in the balance at halftime.  A strong second half performance and solid leadership from Zach Miles in the back saw Middlesex emerge with the road victory.  Credit to Thayer for battling throughout and making nothing easy.