Men's Soccer
Results
Owens Community College (0-5)
9/21/2009
Jackson Community College faced off against the Express of Owens Community College on Monday. The Express scored 2 goals in the first five minutes off great long ball soccer. The Jets settled in and began playing well when Owens finished off the half with another great long ball combination to their speedy forward.
The second half saw better play from the Jets, although the Express were still effective with the long ball. Owens was able to put 2 more away, as Jackson used their reserves for a large portion of the second half.
The Jets look to rebound on Wednesday as they host conference opponent Ancilla Community College.
St Francis JV (5-2)
9/19/2009
The Jets squared off against St. Francis JV program on Saturday. JCC was coming off a loss to Schoolcraft and looked to rebound, and did so with a victory over the visiting Cougars. The Jets got on the board early with a Deven Dunbar volley off a cross from Jeremy Winstead. Jeremy followed that up with a goal of his own followed by two goals by Bernard Brantley. The Jets finished the scoring in the closing second with an Adolfo Mosmann goal off a corner kick.
The Cougars mustered up little offense, scoring their first goal off a throw in and a penalty kick in the closing minutes.
The Jets will host Owens Community College on Monday and then get back into the swing of things, diving deep into their conference schedule for the next three matches.
Schoolcraft College (0-2)
9/13/2009
JCC faced off against conference great Schoolcraft on Sunday. The Jets were able to keep Schoolcraft off the boar for 60 plus minutes. This was until a foul was called 20 yards outside of the goal. Schoolcraft was able to bend a ball in near post and go up 1-0, minutes later they followed up with another goal off a corner kick. The Jets were without three of their starters, and battled for the 90 minutes, but came up short.
Coach Smith commented, " Schoolcraft is a great team with some great players. They controlled the possession for the majority of the game. However, our men defended great and played with a ton of heart. This was a team that we lost to 6-0 and 8-0 last year. For us to be playing this well this early in the season means that the best is yet to come for our young team."
This game put the Jets 2-2 overall and 1-1 in conference play. The Jets have a tough week ahead of them. They play 3 NAIA Division II schools this week (Two JV and one Varsity).
Albion College (4-1)
9/13/2009
The Jets beat the Albion Britons 4-1 on Saturday. Adolfo Mosmann, Jeffery Seelig, Bernard Brantley and Jeremy Winstead all scored for the Jets. Michael Kuhl recorded the win for JCC. The win put the Jets 2-1 on the season.
Cuyahoga Community College (1-3)
9/9/2009
The JCC men traveled to Cleveland to take on Cuyahoga Community College. Possessing the ball for the firs 25 minutes and missing many opportunities, the Jets were awarded a PK with 20 minutes left in the half. The keeper from CCC made a great save on an attempt by Adolfo Mosmann, and kept the score 0-0. Cuyahoga found the back of the net on a poor clearance from the Jets. With a minute left before halftime, freshman Jeremy Winstead of Adrian, MI was able to score, receiving a gift from the Cuyahoga keeper.
The second half saw intense play for both sides in the first 10 minutes. Cuyahoga was able to capitalize on two Jets' mistakes in the back and pulled ahead 3-1. The Jets keeper Brian Young made two saves, but was not tested. The Jets outshot Cuyahoga 12-2.
Thee Jets look to rebound at home this weekend with Albion on Saturday and a tough Schoolcraft squad on Sunday.
Kellogg Community College (3-0).JPG)
9/2/2009
The JCC Jets faced off against the Bruins of Kellogg Community College in their first home game of the season. In this conference match up, the Jets came out on top (3-0). Getting 13 shots on goal, the Jets were only able to put one in the back of the net. Freshman Logan Wagner of Jackson scored the goal in action for JCC. Jeff Seelig scored on a set play, and Adolfo Mosmann scored the last goal for the Jets on a penalty kick. Goalie Brian Young made two saves on the day for the shut out. The Jets continue their schedule at home against Owens Community College next Tuesday.
Mid Michigan Community College (3-0)
8/14/2009
JCC men traveled up to Mt. Pleasant this past Friday for a scrimmage with Mid-Michigan Community College. After 40 minutes of scoreless play the Jets continued the high pressure and put two more in the back of the net. the Jets out-possessed MMCC for much of the match, but could not finish on many golden opportunities.
