ECU, Salisbury Advance

Written by Alex Goff Saturday, 28 April 2012 12:33

Colleges - Men's DII College

East Carolina and Salisbury will meet each other in the DII men's quarterfinals after each won their Round of 16 match Saturday.

Salisbury crushed Swanee 83-6. Flyhalf Nick Kuhl scored 29 points on two tries, a penalty goal, and eight conversions.

Inside center Nicholas Capobianco scored three tries for Salisbury, while his midfield partner Patrick Peroutka added two, as did hooker Brock Brooks.

Salisbury 83
Tries: Brooks 2, Pressman, Capobianco 3, Fields, Kuhl 2, Snyder, Peroutka 2
Convs: Kuhl 8, Pohler 2
Pens: Kuhl

Sewanee 6
Pens: Boehm 2

East Carolina didn't have it anywhere near as easy against UNC-Wilmington, but ECU did come out winners nonetheless.

The teams were very close through most of the first half, with the score 10-7 ECU when center Matt Hughston scored a try to put East Carolina ahead just a little bit more just three minutes before halftime.

Hughston added a penalty to make the score 18-7, and while Wilmington replied with a try from wing Vince Faison to close the score to 18-14, ECU had the final say, scoring twice late to put the game away 30-14. Hughston ended with 15 points.

East Carolina 30
Tries: Fadero 2, Hughston, Teumer
Convs: Hughston 2
Pens: Hughston 2

UNC-Wilmington 14
Tries: Slater, Faison
Convs: Joseph 2

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