The Salt Lake Tribune) The ref measures between Highland's Daniel Akok and East's Landon Carlson to separation a fight during second half action during game between at Highland Senior High School in Salt Lake City, Utah Friday April 19, 2013. Both people were ejected from the overall game. East 3, Highland 0 A The Leopards pick up the victory in an area game marred with a struggle. The East boysa team closed out area rival Highland 3-0 in a real match that tested both teamsa energy and composure Friday. Disorder broke out in the next half. After 60 minutes of shoving and pushing, the physicality of the game became too much. Fisticuffs resulted in a melee with a player for every group issued a red card. East coach Rudy Schenk said he was disappointed with every one of the players unable to avoid the struggle despite his warning to players through the week to help keep their cool. "Both coaches have preached all week to keep our feelings in check," Schenk said. "Itas just stupid. We do foolish things, and then we find ourselves with no player for our next game." Fridayas whole matter was hitting actually for both teams, however it was Eastas one-two mixture in goal with Leo Naranjo and Phillip Padilla that gave the Leopards the bonus. The game was started by naranjo, and the husky-voiced owner could possibly be heard through the subject directing traffic and barking plays. Schenk says Naranjo is not just a shot-stopper but additionally a solid leader for East. "Leo arrives and talks a lot a' quite definitely takes get a grip on of the field," Schenk said. The voice was got by "heas to share with everyone else whatas happening." Eastas first purpose came in the 26th minute when Thomas Young was able to deposit a large part kick into the back of the net. Forward Erick Olivas said that the Leopards had been taking care of that play all week, and dividends were paid by it. "We focus on doing specific plays, and Thomas surely could get a real good foot on the ball," Olivas said. "Heas a solid shooter." Padilla overran the owner location in the next half and kept the Rams scoreless. Schenk said he likes Padillaas reputation and strong leg. "Since weave been achieving this turning, weave been undefeated," Schenk said. "Phillip has a big kick and plays really big in the box." History remains below Olivas doubled Eastas guide in the minute when he weaseled a ball from Highlandas keeper. The play started when Padilla drilled a free kick, and Olivas followed through the blocked kick and scored his second goal of the entire year. "Heas an intelligent player," Young said. "It was a genuine heads-up play. Really happy for him." The final goal was scored by eastas Hugo Olivera in injury time. Copyright 2013 The Salt Lake Tribune. All rights reserved. This substance might not be revealed, broadcast, rewritten or reassigned.
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