BETHALTO – A struggling Civic Memorial boys soccer team was visited by Althoff Catholic Wednesday evening at Hauser Field.

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The game opened up to a frantic pace with three goals being scored in the first eight minutes.

Althoff broke the tie just 67 seconds into it when Bo Gomric scored from a nice through ball. He slotted it past CM keeper Brady Strubhart, off the left post, and in to make it 1-0.

The Eagles showed no let down though and immediately found an equalizer.

In the fourth minute, Reed Wallace ran onto a well-placed ball and took it in behind the defense. He too put it past the onrushing Aidan Brown in the net to get things back to level.

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From there, the Crusaders would score seven unanswered goals.

The tie only lasted four minutes when Althoff’s Jack Sorgea scored from Tyler Pollock’s long throw-in to make it 2-1 in the eighth minute. Gomric made it 3-1 in the 11th.

Dakarai Gray and Nash Johanigmeyer scored in the 23rd and 35th minutes to get to a 5-1 halftime lead.

Sorgea grabbed another in the second half along with Nate Pitre and Luke Smith to get to the lopsided 8-1 scoreline.

Gomric recorded two goals and two assists and Johanismeyer had the goal and two assists. Tyler Birdsong, RJ Devine, Hayden Tell and Pollock each had a helper.

The Eagles fall to 0-4 on the season while Althoff improves to 2-2.

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