baltimore – UMBC men’s soccer did the job on both ends of the field, blanking St. Peter’s 3-0 in front of 1,064 fans at Reiter Soccer Park.
Juniors Alec Woblowski And Hans Neshim And high Ryan Becher They were goal scorers and a great goal keeper. Quantrell-Jones He earned his 13th career opener.
All three Retriever goals came from corner kicks.
St. Peter’s dropped to 1-4-1 while the Retreaters won their last two games to improve to 5-1-1.
How did it happen?
- in 12′, Jago Lotte Wroblewski headed the right corner from 12 meters to the right side of the box. The long rebound crossed the goal line inside the left post.
- Jones made three impressive stops as St. Peter’s tried to tie the score late in the first half. He scored two tries from close range in the 41′ and 43′.
- In 54′, Lott took another corner from the right side and Wroblewski again got his head and sent it wide of the left post. Junior Intermediate William Forby He kept the ball in play, found Neshim, and the defender converted the first goal of his life in traffic and on the left side.
- In the 70′ Lot played a short corner to Forby and hit it back. Lott then delivered the ball into the box, where Becher slotted it past the leaping Peacock keeper.
Notes
- Wroblewski (1g, 1a), Lott (2a) and Forby (2a) all scored multiple points for UMBC.
- Jones is now tied for sixth on UMBC’s all-time shutout list with Robbie Mamula (’93) and Andy Marchica (’06). He earned his 24th career victory, tying him with Steve King (’09) on the all-time wins list.
- UMBC scored multiple goals for the sixth time in seven games this season with a 21-7 win over St. Peter’s.
UMBC will play at St. Joseph’s next Saturday, Sept. 24 before opening America East play at Retriever Football Park.
