Gallery update: Tenney scores twice as WVWC downs Urbana

Brian Bergstrom
September 13, 2019

Former Buckhannon-Upshur High School soccer star Josh Tenney scored twice on Thursday as West Virginia Wesleyan College defeated Urbana 3-2 in their Mountain East Conference opener.

All five goals came in the second half of play, as Tenney twice put the Bobcats ahead. Sinasi Emre Deniz scored Wesleyan’s third goal, ensuring a win even though the Blue Knights pulled within a point in the final minute of play.

The victory lifts coach Gavin Donaldson’s Bobcat squad to 2-1 on the 2019 season. They’ll head on the road next week for tough games at Wheeling and Charleston before returning to host Concord on Sept. 25.

My Buckhannon photographer Brian Bergstrom has posted more than 120 new high resolution photos from Wesleyan’s win over Urbana here. Note that gallery access requires a premium membership. For a limited time, use coupon code FALLSPORTS2019 to save $15 off your first year.

Sinasi Emre Deniz tallied Wesleyan's third goal. — Sinasi Emre Deniz tallied Wesleyan’s third goal.

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