By Zach DeMarcus
October 17, 2017
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(SANTA BARBARA, Calif.)
Jeremiah Anderson has been named as the Golden State Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Week for the second straight week in a row.
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Anderson scored the game tying goal for the Warriors against The Master's in the 88
th minute of Saturday's game. Anderson's moment came when a free kick was awarded to Westmont just outside of the box and to the right of the goal. He stepped up and ripped a shot with his left foot that went straight through the Mustang wall and settled in the back left corner of the net.
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Warrior head coach
Dave Wolf said, "I think the obvious thing is that we needed somebody to make a play in that game. Anderson was the one that did it. I think it was a day that just felt like we were second best.
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"While I credit our guys for keeping the score aligned tight – we needed something special to win that game. Anderson delivered that with the free kick."
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Wolf added, "The primary ingredient needed to do things like that is confidence. When attacking players have that ingredient then they are tough to handle. I think it's a good sign both for him and for our team – that you have somebody in your lineup that has both confidence and creativity."
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Anderson now has four goals on the season, finding himself tied for the team lead in that category. His nine points are most for the Warriors this season.
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Wolf said, "Anderson operates a little bit under the radar. He has an intensity to him, it's not as obvious, but when you get in big moments you see that rise to the surface."
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Anderson and the Warriors are on the road this week facing William Jessup on Thursday and Menlo on Saturday. Those kickoffs are scheduled for 3:30 pm and 11:00 am respectively.
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