Del Barton and St. Augustine met in the Gordon Cup finals at Codiorina last night in what turned out to be an epic battle. St. Augustine came out of the gate fast and immediately put pressure on Del Barton. At the momentum shifted when the Hermits went down a man as a result of this hit. Rebound's a rare when playing St. Augustine, but this time they got two shots at it and Alex Haggardy put it away. St. Augustine was not about to go quietly either on offense or defense. Joe Panelon, the St. Augustine goalie, stopped shot after shot. In the second period Del Barton got another power play with similar results. And Peruvano with a given go gets it back and puts it out. We didn't feel any panic. We were in his position last year. We were down to the North and Del Barton and the main focus was let's just keep blind, get that next goal, cut the lead in half. Late in the second they got that next goal. Not even backing up when I was just trying to force him. It's one side and he just made him a save and I know he took it from me. He saw his glove go down and shot right on his glove. Early in the third St. Augustine got the equalizer. Anthony Cedario makes an amazing pass and Trevor Gooch has an open neck to shoot out. The Barton had 10 shots in overtime but none could get by the St. Augustine goalie. And that's how it ended with both teams posing for a picture with a cup that neither really owns. They definitely peppered me that overtime and I worked real hard. My whole team did. We had pressure, they had pressure, real back and forth. So I mean we battled hard all game. But again both goals at both ends, went fantastic and you got to combat them both. I don't think we played our best talking but I think we had enough opportunities that we should have put more than two away. And their goal tend to play great. I guess at two evenly matched teams and hopefully we're both fortunate enough to get through our sides of the bracket and meet in the state final. You