Plymouth Whitemarsh boys soccer was able to secure an overtime victory against 19th seeded Norristown. Plymouth Whitemarsh opened the scoring early with a header from Senior Dan Hurst at 31:26 in the 1st half, assist to Senior Jackson Budin. Norristown would equalize before the end of the half leaving the teams tied 1-1 at the break.

PW would strike first in the 2nd half with a finish from Freshman Kevin Di Marco, assist to Senior Andrew Daoud from a long throw-in.
Norristown would again equalize and a few minutes later take a 3-2 lead. Norristown would hold the lead until 1:32 remaining in the 2nd half, when Senior Bashiru Adams made a run behind the defense and was able to finish the 1 v 1. Assist to Senior Dan Hurst on the through ball.
The 1st overtime period saw the score still 3-3. It remained tied until 9:02 remaining in the 2nd overtime period, when Bashiru Adams was able to score his second goal of the game. Assist to Andrew Daoud from the long throw-in.

"This was the signature win that we've been looking for all season. Credit to Norristown and their forward players, #11 and #7 were dangerous the entire game, we had to account for them constantly. One of our biggest areas of concern this season had been our ability to create and finish chances, the boys were up to the task today. Senior Dan Hurst notched a goal and an assist and has been a huge asset for us at the center forward role. I've been consistently impressed with our underclassmen, Freshmen Kevin Di Marco, who scored his second of the season, Finn Lafferty, Matt Guie and Sophomore Nolan Schneider were all influential in the win. Bashiru Adams has been looking for a goal all season, it was only fitting that he scored the goal to tie the game and the OT game winner. Huge credit to Senior right-back Andrew Daoud, his two assists off of big throw-ins were a huge asset. At the back, Seniors Jackson Budin, Jake Steinberg, and Ethan O'Connell were a big part of our win today. Senior Goal Keeper Logan Brock was also influential, recording 5 saves off of Norristown's 10 shots.