Webb headed out to Manchester on a wet Friday afternoon for their third consecutive road soccer match to start the season. They came away with a 2-2 draw versus Class AAA foe Coffee County.

"It just shows real good for our program that we're getting draws from teams theoretically we should be losing to," Feet coach Adrian Anderson said. "It's pretty good for our program considering the size difference between us and Coffee County."

Junior KwunHo Jeong scored Webb's first goal in 15th minute and the teams entered the break even at 1-all. Freshman Josh Ferrell scored on a penalty kick in the 55th minute for their other score. Sean Kim assisted on both goals.

"We played really well throughout the midfield," Anderson said. "We controlled the middle of the field pretty well the majority of the game."

The Feet (2-0-1) kept it close thanks in part to junior goalkeeper Zach Crownover, who tallied eight saves.

"We had a lot of chances to win the game," Anderson said. "We had a couple chances where we could have lost it but a couple good saves from Zach kept us in it."

Webb's first home match is Thursday at 4:30 against rival St. Andrew's-Sewanee.