Early on against Hockessin Saturday, the Dragons looked as though they might be suffering from a lack of cohesion as they looked to develop rhythm and communication as a unit.
As Haverford began to settle in to the pace of the match, they began building well with a passing game which capitalized on playing the ball both wide and through the middle of the park.
Yet the finishing touch was lacking. The Hockessin keeper also showed his bravery with a number of alert diving saves.
Danny Lyons, playing as a central striker, found out just how willing the Hockessin shot stopper was to sacrifice his body when, in the 14th minute the two collided just inside the 18 yard line.
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