Michigan Battles to Double-Overtime Deadlock at Brown

Friday, September 13

Providence, R.I.

5:30 PM

Michigan

Brown

Michigan Battles to Double-Overtime Deadlock at Brown

9/13/2002 12:00:00 AM | Men's Soccer

PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Despite scoring three goals for the fourth time this season, the University of Michigan men's soccer team played to a 3-3 draw with Brown University Friday night (Sept. 13) on the first day of the Brown Invitational.

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With the match tied 3-3 at the end of regulation, the Wolverines and Bears fought through a pair of 15-minute scoreless overtime periods, as neither team could put one in the back of the net.

Michigan opened the contest with an early 1-0 lead as sophomore forward Mychal Turpin (Pontiac, Mich./University of Detroit Jesuit) headed in a Chris Glinski (Rochester, Minn./Lourdes HS) pass at 2:36. The goal upped Turpin's season goal total to five, tying the program's single-season record and moving him one goal closer (eight) to Knox Cameron's (Bronx, N.Y./Cardinal Spellman HS) program-leading nine career tallies.

The Maize and Blue held the 1-0 lead for just over 40 minutes, however, at 43:47 the Bears notched their first goal of the season when Dustin Branan netted a penalty kick to send the match into the half with the scored tied 1-1.

As the second half got underway the Wolverines again wasted no time on offense, taking a 2-1 lead with only 2:34 gone by in the second frame. Tom Gritter (Grand Rapids, Mich./Grand Rapids Christian HS) gave Michigan the one-goal lead with his first points of the season when he headed home a rebound from Kevin Robinson (Caro, Mich./Faith Baptist HS) at 47:34. The goal was the sixth of Gritter's three-year career at U-M.

Brown eventually captured its first lead of the 2002 season as the Bears took a 3-2 advantage with goals from Seth Quidachay-Swan at 50:40 and Ibrahim Diane at 74:31.

With time becoming a factor and the Bears holding a one-goal lead, Michigan's all-time leading scorer tallied is 10th career goal at 87:27. Following a Brown foul inside its 18-yard box, Cameron, the reigning Big Ten Conference Offensive Player of the Week, buried Michigan's first penalty kick of the year, knotting the score at 3-3.

The goal gave Cameron 10 for his career and tied him with classmate Mychal Turpin for the season goal lead as each second-year player has five tallies in 2002.

Between the pipes junior/sophomore Joe Zawacki (Livonia, Mich./Stevenson HS) made six saves in the 120-minute match.

The Wolverines return to action at the Brown Invitational on Sunday (Sept. 15), when they square off against Yale at 11 a.m. on Stevenson Field in Providence, R.I.

GAME SUMMARY

Team	1	2	OT	OT	F
Michigan	1	2	0	0	3
Brown	1	2	0	0	3

Scoring, Time (Assist)
1st -- U-M, Mychal Turpin, 2:39 (Chris Glinski)
1st -- Brown, Dustin Branan, 43:47 (Penalty Kick)
2nd -- U-M, Tom Gritter, 47:34 (Kevin Robinson)
2nd -- Brown, Seth Quidachay-Swan, 50:40 (Adom Crew)
2nd -- Brown, Ibrahim Diane, 74:31(Omar Macedo)
2nd -- U-M, Knox Cameron, 87:27 (Penalty Kick)

Shots: U-M 19, Brown 14
Saves: U-M 6 (Joe Zawacki), Brown 7 (David Mahoney)
Fouls: U-M 20, Brown 19
Cards: Brown, Omar Macedo, 16:01 (yellow); U-M, Ryan Sterba, 30:18 (yellow); U-M, Mike White, 62:00 (yellow); U-M, Jeff Mirmelstein, 75:00 (yellow).

N O T E S

The 3-3 tie marks just the second deadlock in the varsity program's three-year history. The Wolverines tied Oakland 2-2 on Oct. 3, 2001, in Rochester, Mich. Michigan is now 3-4-2 all-time in overtime games.