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Hugo leads the Scarlet Hawks

Nathan McMahon
SPORTS EDITOR

The Scarlet Hawks men’s soccer
team is flying high after this past weekend of
absolute domination in two matches. In two
games, the Hawks outscored their opposition
19-1. In the first game against Andrews Uni-
versity, eight different players scored for the
Hawks in a 10-1 dominant win. The scorers

 
 
       
       
         
     
       
       
 

for the Illinois Tech were Tyler Haag (2 goals),
Hugo Hernandez (2 goals), Brahadon Ramirez,
Iulio “The Artist” Reyes, Bart Grabowski, Ire-
wole Akande, Tommy Gasienica, and Quentin
Dreilich. Conducting this scoring spree was
Gustavo Alvarez who managed three assists
and countless critical passes as the offense fired
on all cylinders for the entire 90 minutes. The
game ended 10-1 after the Hawks conceded a
penalty kick, which was merely a consolation
goal for the visitors.

    

Friday. September 19
Women's Volleyball
@ North Park

3:45 pm.

Women's Volleyball

@ Kuyper
5:15 pm.

Women's Soccer
vs. Anderson
6 pm.

The Scarlet Hawks had another re-
sult of similar fashion just two days later over
Finlandia University. The game was a near
perfection by Illinois Tech as they dominated
every phase of the game for 90 minutes in a 9-0
win. Brahadon Ramirez paced IIT with four
goals while other goals came from Hugo Her-
nandez (3 goals), Bart Grabowski, and Tommy
Gasienica. After this game, Brahadon Ramirez
became the national leader in the USCAA with
total points (17) and assists (7) after previously

Men's Soccer
vs. Anderson
8 pm.

Saturday, September 20
Women's Volleyball

@ Northland Int'l

1 1:45 a.m.

Women's Volleyball
@ Northland
11:45 am.

being national player of the week. Hugo Her-
nandez was a Spanish scoring sensation after
scoring five goals in two games, and for his ef-
forts was named the USCAA national player of
the week This makes it the second consecu-
tive week an Illinois Tech player is earning this
title and the Hawks will look to continue this
streak. The Scarlet Hawks at press time were
3-0-1 on the season and ranked 12th in the
country while sporting the best goal differen-
tial in the nation as well (+19.)

   

Sunday, September 21
Men's Soccer

vs. Eu reka

3:30 p.m.

Tuesday, September 23
Women's Volleyball

@ Maranatha Baptist

7 pm.

Wednesday. September 24

Women's Soccer
@ Alverno
4 pm.