S. Jersey Boys: Wed. S.J. boys: Eastern upends top-ranked Washington Twp.

The smallest player on the field helped Eastern pull the biggest upset of the boys' soccer season on Wednesday afternoon.

Early in the second half, Zach Jung, all 5-foot-9 of him, went up and beat four other players and headed in a throw-in, giving the Vikings the lead for good in what would become a 2-1 Olympic American victory over visiting Washington Township.

"How he got it through, I don't know," Eastern coach Steve Kosyla said. "I'm not sure he knows."

Washington Township is ranked No. 1 in South Jersey by The Inquirer.

Eastern actually entered the break up by 1-0, after Logan Edwards ripped in a volley from Billy Walenda from 20 yards.

The Minutemen tied it two minutes into the second half on a goal by Ed McCusker.

Jung answered with his header a few minutes later.

Later, McCusker missed the tying goal by two inches when his header went just wide.

"The gods were with us today," Kosyla said.

It was the first win of the season for Eastern (1-1-1). Washington Township fell to 3-1.

"I told them the pressure is all on them," Kosyla said. "If we lose, everybody expects it and it's back-page news. If we win, we make the front page."

Elsewhere in the Olympic American:

Shawnee pulled an upset of its own, when Robby Burton connected with Luke Morgan with four minutes remaining in the second overtime to give the Renegades a 2-1 victory over visiting Lenape.

Danny Hampton and Christian Ognibene did the scoring for Cherokee in its 2-1 win at Cherry Hill West.

Olympic National. Ji Park paired two goals with an assist to lead Paul VI at Winslow Township, 4-0.

Colonial Patriot. Mario Mandescu put up three goals and two assists as Haddon Township cruised past visiting Paulsboro, 8-0.

Seneca and visiting Bishop Eustace tied, 1-1, after Eustace's Sean McDonald scored off an assist from Brian Keller with 5 minutes, 12 seconds remaining in the second half. Brock Johnson made four of his 18 saves in overtime for the Crusaders. Gus Valeriano made 17 saves for Seneca.

Jesse Weick scored twice and Tom Daly made six saves in Haddon Heights' 4-0 victory at Gateway.

Colonial Liberty. Matt Fell scored a pair of goals to help Haddonfield defeat visiting Overbrook, 7-0.

Cape-Atlantic American. Niko Basolis scored off an assist from Ben Clark in the 25th minute, and St. Augustine held on for a 1-0 upset of visiting Ocean City.

Haddonfield won a pair of Colonial Conference dual meets at West Deptford Park, giving coach Nick Baker his 300th career victory.

The Bulldogs defeated Gateway/Woodbury, 22-39, and Paulsboro, 15-50.

Against Paulsboro, Haddonfield swept the first three spots with Brandon Quanci (17:51), Blake Barr (17:56), and Gavin Schmeck (18:18) coming in 1-2-3.

Only Gateway/Woodbury's Andrew Sennett, who won the overall race at 17:32, finished ahead of the Haddonfield trio.

The wins gave Haddonfield, which has not lost a dual meet since 1997, 166 victories in a row.