4-0, L

Despite the loss the Mechanics showed some good signs as they faced their first game in the “post John Grablewski era”. The 2-time ESSL Player of the Year Grablewski’s graduation, along with that of 3-time all league players Dan D’Amico and Pete Zwolak left Williamson with some major holes to fill but Coach Wolski was encouraged by what he saw. A tight first half was scoreless for 35 minutes before 2 quick goals by the Jersey Blues put them on top at half. Williamson came out fired up in the 2nd half but again 2 goals late doomed them s they fell to 0-1 on the year. [close]

2-0, W

A dominating performance all around and goals by Nate Armstrong and Mike Eroh led the Mechanics to the non-league victory over the Patriots. [close]

3-2, L (3 OTs)

The Mechanics lost a heartbreaker to new ESSL member Atlantic Cape in the 2nd overtime. Trailing 1-0, Williamson actually then led 2-1 until a furious offensive surge late in the game allowed the Buccaneers to tie it. Pat forest made several key save to keep Williamson in it. Matt Illum also ad an outstanding game on defense along with Joe Venuti and Charles Waters. [close]

2-1, W

The team trailed 1-0 against Valley Forge but used key goals by Nate Armstrong and Scott George to pull out the win and even their record at 2-2 on the year. [close]

6-2, L

The Mechanics had a 2-1 lead at one point on a goal by Nate Armstrong but fell apart in the 2nd half as they lost to NJCAA power Middlesex College. [close]

2-0, L

In a game that Williamson could have won, the Mechanics dropped to 2-4 on the year in a tough loss to ESSL rival Montgomery. [close]

2-1, L

A goal by Bryn Athyn with .7 seconds left in the game was the difference in a stunning loss for Williamson. The Mechanics led 1-0 for most of the game until they scored on themselves with 3 minutes to go. Bryn Athyn then applied all kinds of pressure until the final goal at the end. The loss drops Williamson to 2-6 on the year, 1-3 in the ESSL. [close]

3-1, L

The Mechanics played a solid game all around but quick goals by the Chargers to start both the game and the 2nd half once again doomed Williamson. Justin Salvatore added the lone goal late in the game for Williamson. [close]

1-1, T

A very strong performance all around helped the Mechanics almost pull off a major upset against NJCAA Division I (they give soccer scholarships) Del Tech and enabled them to snap their 4 game losing streak. [close]

1-0, W

Shea McCauley got the lone goal of the game and goalie Pat Forrest and the Williamson defense played an incredible game as Williamson upset ESSL leading Atlantic-Cape. The win avenges an earlier 3-2 double overtime loss to the Buccaneers and keeps Williamson’s hope for the final ESSL post-season play-off birth alive. [close]

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7-0, W

The Mechanics blasted Bryn Athyn avenging and earlier 2-1 last second defeat. Anthony Mondi led the way with a goal and 3 assists while Pat Forrest pitched a shutout in goal. The win keeps the team’s play-off hopes alive for the time being. [close]

1-1, T (2 OTs)

The Mechanics battled hard to the end but a goal by Montgomery with 2 minutes left in the game tied things up. Despite their best efforts throughout both overtime periods Williamson could not put the ball in the net thus allowing the game to end in a tie. Sadly enough for Williamson, the tie eliminated them from ESSL play-off contention and allowed Montgomery to clinch the final play-off spot. [close]

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1-0, W (forfeit)

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2-2, L (penalty kicks 4-3)

Mike Eroh and Scott George scored goals to close out their brilliant careers but it wasn’t enough as Williamson fell to the regular season ESSL champions to close out a 6-6-2 campaign. [close]