September 20,2015 League 1 Ontario--Vaughan Azzurri vs Kingston Clippers (from League 1 Ontario press release)

  
Vaughan Azzurri 3 - Kingston Clippers 3
. Sun Sep 20 
Written By: Staff, League1  

A back-and-forth battle between Kingston Clippers and Vaughan Azzurri entertained spectators on the weekend 
as the two sides battled to a 3-3 draw.

Both teams continue to demonstrate a depth of character and squad depth in late season League1 play, with 
an impressive number of talented young players being showcased.

"17 year-old Henry Standage was outstanding and if he continues to perform at the level he did it won't take 
long for him to move on to a higher level," said Clippers technical director, Chris Eveleigh.

"Bringing through the younger players is proving to bring us more success," he added. "The players care about 
the club and are playing for each other. More players will get a chance this week in training and on Saturday."

Vaughan posted goals from Duwayne Ewart (9'), Maurizio Ragone (41') and Edward Lay (74'), while Kingston 
found their markers courtesy of Taylor Nelson (31'), Andrew Whiteman (70') and Anthony Rego (83').

"The first goal woke a few players up and we responded to the early disappointment very well," explained Eveleigh.

"Our biggest challenge was for 15 minutes in the first half when we played with 10 men due to defender 
Odaine Demar suffering a cut to his head. We made the substitution and ended up with a number of players 
been forced to play out of position."

Vaughan's heartbeat on the day was Dena Iezady, who Eveleigh singled out as player of the match.

"Dena was the best player for Vaughan," he said. "You could see he was one of the most experienced players 
on the field."

Kingston is on the road to meet Sanjaxx Lions at Monarch Park Stadium, Toronto, on Saturday September 26 
- 6 p.m. kickoff.

Vaughan is also on the road on Saturday September 26, heading to Victoria Park Stadium, Brampton, 
to play Pro Stars FC - 7 p.m. kickoff.

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