This was a close game, which will be turned into a rout in a matter of minutes as Wolf boys football team, which knocked away Winnemucca 4-0 Friday in the 3A state semifinals Fernley.
The Reds, who scored three goals in the final 12 minutes to blow open a contest 1-0.
"We had chances right off the bat," breed of coach Randy Shelley said. "We should have stopped the trigger sometimes."
The Indians did get a good look at an early goal, but was turned away. Overall, the offense struggled to threaten their Reds. The big Rapids midfield and forwards held the ball the majority of the game.
Eberhardt coach Casey Wolf "our biggest thing was playing our style of football," he said. "One or two passes and move and turn off the ball. It is difficult to defend, and we did well tonight. "
The game remained scoreless until the last few minutes of the first half. The Reds ' Nash McMullen scored first goal of the game.
Despite the best efforts of the Indians, the goal proved enough.
The Defense kept the game close Winnemucca as Soda made repeated runs deep into the territory tribe. Owner Miguel Romero made a slide stop a snapshot attempt by the Great Johnny Zarate.
As emerged from the ball, Rosemount, FRY Wade made an attempt to slip the ball but had issued a yellow card, as a player, Truckee decreased. With subsequent direct kick, Romero made to another node. And ended with double-digit stores.
The Reds, however, continued to exert pressure on the defence Winnemucca.
In a fine, the Reds ' Rolando Zarate got a one-on-one opportunity with Romero and was able to penetrate a past owner for a lead 2-0.
Eberhardt said the second goal was vital for blowing open game.
"I was able to get some fresh legs and sub in some children," he said. "I also think that the second objective of our passing game opened because they had a little more closely."
In the 75th minute, the Indians were whistled for violating just outside the box and Romero right.
The Reds ' Arnstein Thomas received kick and friend Ben Brown was able to get your head on the ball for the score.
Approximately 60 seconds later, Ruben Diaz capped off the scoring as made it 4-0 for a posting opportunity.
The failure of Winnemucca more just eight shots on goal, and Tyler Streif had four.
"We can't hang our heads," coach Shelley said. "My aim was to report this year. Took us to the State and played a great game. "
The Indians ended season with a record of 17-10-2 and will need to load the next year.
Besides the Streif, the most goal scorer in the history of Rosemount Boys High football, the tribe loses Romero, Brian Villegas, Sam Ankomah, Bernard Manuel, Damon Rasch, Erick Ayala, Christian Rodriguez, Marco Rodriguez, Pablo Cortez and Arnulso Cortez.
The Reds advance in the game Title State Saturday at 2 p.m. against Sparks, which beat Virgin Valley in the other semifinal game.
