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Moloto's golden goal give Lindsey Wilson ninth title
December 4th, 2011 12:51AM
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[NAIA MEN] South African Lebogang Moloto's golden goal gave Lindsey Wilson a 3-2  victory over defending champion Hastings in the NAIA men's final Saturday at the Orange Beach (Ala.) Sportsplex. The title was the ninth for the Blue Raiders, second in NAIA history behind the 11 won by former NAIA school Quincy.

Hastings' Jordan Green opened the scoring with his fifth goal of the tournament in the fifth minute, but Australian Mat Luak tied the game at 1-1 in the 36th minute.

Less than a minute before halftime, Lindsey Wilson took a 2-1 advantage on an own goal, and the lead would hold until Jake Ramsay evened the score in the 62nd minute.

The score remained tied until Moloto, the tournament MVP, broke through the Hastings defense for the game-winner.

"Lebogang was so tired and just had a lot of heart," said Lindsey Wilson coach Ray Wells. "When you can find that kind of heart with that kind of talent, that is a special player."

FINAL:
Dec. 3 in Orange Beach, Ala.
Lindsey Wilson 3 Hastings 2.
HAS: Green (Wadleigh) 5
LW: Luak (Mawanda) 36
LW: own goal 45.
HAS: Ramsay (Polak)
LW: Moloto (unassisted) 96   
Lindsey Wilson -- Nomura, Avila, Petterson, Buthelezi, Williams, Luak, Campbell, Asante, Aduny, Moloto, Sandgren, Edwards, Sandgren. Subs: Weiss, Moody, Mawanda, Edwards.
Hastings -- Poteat, Ramsay, Green, Polak, Mulgrue, Wadleigh, Essi, Prinz, Kudron, Burns, Robinson. Subs: Kobs, Lebourn, Bos.
Referee: Jorge Luna.
Att.: 307.

SEMIFINALS:
Dec. 2 in Orange Beach, Ala.
Lindsey Wilson 2 Baker 0.
LW: Campbell (Luak) 10   
LW: Sandgren (Avila) 64
Hastings 2 William Cary 1.
HAS: Green (Polak) 44
WCU: Trude (unassisted ) 51
HAS: Green (unassisted) 63

AWARDS:
All-Tournament Team:
Goalkeepers:
Carl Goody, William Carey, Sr.
Cody Poteat, Hastings, Sr.

Forwards:
Eddy Campbell, Lindsey Wilson, Jr.
Jordan Green, Hastings, Jr.
Emeka Maduka, Southern Poly, Jr.
Matheus Saroli, William Carey, Fr.

Midfielders:
Ethan Bauer, Baker, Jr.
Lebogang Moloto, Lindsey Wilson, Jr.
Nate Polak, Hastings, Sr.
Luis Trude, William Carey, Fr.

Defenders:
Nate Byarly, Baker, Jr.
Daniel Gudmundson, William Carey, Fr.
Derek Prinz, Hastings, Sr.
Chris Williams, Lindsey Wilson, Sr.

Most Valuable Player of the Tournament:
Lebogang Moloto, Lindsey Wilson, Jr.

Offensive Player of the Tournament:
Jordan Green, Hastings, Jr.

Defensive Player of the Tournament:
Chris Williams, Lindsey Wilson, Sr.

Champions of Character Brine-NAIA Scholarship Recipient:
Lebogang Moloto, Lindsey Wilson, Jr.

Nels Dahlquist Memorial Team Sportsmanship Award:
Hastings

FINAL:
Dec. 3 in Orange Beach, Ala.
Lindsey Wilson 3 Hastings 2.
HAS: Green (Wadleigh) 5
LW: Luak (Mawanda) 36
LW: own goal 45.
HAS: Ramsay (Polak)
LW: Moloto (unassisted) 96   
Lindsey Wilson -- Nomura, Avila, Petterson, Buthelezi, Williams, Luak, Campbell, Asante, Aduny, Moloto, Sandgren, Edwards, Sandgren. Subs: Weiss, Moody, Mawanda, Edwards.
Hastings -- Poteat, Ramsay, Green, Polak, Mulgrue, Wadleigh, Essi, Prinz, Kudron, Burns, Robinson. Subs: Kobs, Lebourn, Bos.
Referee: Jorge Luna.
Att.: 307.

SEMIFINALS:
Dec. 2 in Orange Beach, Ala.
Lindsey Wilson 2 Baker 0.
LW: Campbell (Luak) 10   
LW: Sandgren (Avila) 64
Hastings 2 William Cary 1.
HAS: Green (Polak) 44
WCU: Trude (unassisted ) 51
HAS: Green (unassisted) 63



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