NIKOLAI SOLOMON –Bluefield College
AKHIL NOEL – Columbia College, Missouri
Columbia v Culver-Stockton
The Columbia College men's soccer team defeated non-conference opponent Culver-Stockton College by a score of 2-1 tonight, extending their winning streak to seven games. With the victory, the Cougars improve their overall record to 10-2.
Columbia College v Lyon
The Cougar men's soccer team defeated 10th-ranked Lyon College 1-0 today in an American Midwest Conference (AMC) match up, extending their winning streak to eight games. With the win, Columbia improves to 11-2 on the year and 6-0 in AMC play while the Scots fall to 9-1-1 on the season and 4-1-1 in conference play.
Taken from the university’s website
WILLIAM WARD – New Jersey Institute of Technology
RASHAD HYACENTH - Belmont University
Belmont v Georgia State
Belmont got off to the quick start it was in need of as the sophomore Hyacenth tallied his fourth goal of the season in the 12th minute. Hyacenth was the beneficiary of an excellent feed from teammate Joonas Bask (Espoo, Finland) who provided the assist. Bask received a connecting pass that led him towards the box, the 6'5 forward then dished it far post to Hyacenth who would capitalize to open the scoring. Hyacenth now has notched five goals on the season to lead the Bruins, and has recorded a pair of two-goal performances on the season as his last came in Belmont's last victory which occurred Aug. 28 against Lipscomb. BU added some insurance in the 89th when Rashad Hyacenth (D'Abadie, Trinidad and Tobago) tallied his second score of the match. After a GSU foul on Belmont half of the pitch, AJ Arnold (Jackson, Miss.) cleverly played a quick restart and fed a streaking Hyacenth up the left side of the pitch. Hyacenth gained possession over a few GSU defenders and then pushed one past the keeper to give the Bruins the commanding advantage.
Taken from the university’s website.
DOMINIC JANGOO – Northeastern State University
NSU v Ouachita Baptist
The No. 24-ranked Northeastern State men's soccer team scored a pair of second-half goals to defeat Ouachita Baptist 2-1 Thursday evening at DeLoache Field. The game-winning strike came from sophomore midfielder Dominic Joseph-Jangoo in the 69th minute of play. Redshirt freshman Morgan Dizney possessed the ball at the top of the 18 but could not break down the OBU back line. He cleared the ball to Joseph-Jangoo, who rifled a low shot toward the net from about 30 yards out.
NSU v Southern Nazarene
The RiverHawks (8-4) put five on the board in the first 30 minutes of action to run away from the Crimson Storm (2-9). They also secured their fourth-consecutive victory. The match winner belonged to sophomore forward Justin Todd, who opened the scoring in the 11th minute. Lee scored the next two goals and sophomore midfielder Dominic Joseph-Jangoo took away Lee's opportunity for the natural hat trick when he found the back of the net in the 28th minute.
Taken from the university’s website
BRENDON CREED – Temple University
Temple v Memphis
Temple men's soccer earned its first American Athletic Conference victory Saturday afternoon with a 4-0 shutout over Memphis. Today's win is also the Owls' first defeat of the Tigers. The Owls now stand at 8-3-2 overall and 1-3 in the conference.
Taken from the university’s website
Stephan Spicer – Trinity Baptist University
Trinity v Florida National
Tresor Mbuyu put the Eagles ahead 2-1 in the 53rd minute when he lofted a shot over Marin’s head as Marin came out of the goal to try to stop Mbuyu’s fast break. Unfortunately for the Eagles, though, Mbuyu drew a red card in minute #59 on a questionable call on what appeared as a routine challenge. Mbuyu left the game and the Eagles were left to play with 10 men the remainder of the game.The Conquistadors tied the game in the 71st minute on Aday Gonzalez‘s goal from the right side. A free kick, a cross pass, and Gonzalez’s shot tied the game at 2-2.The Eagles’ record drops to 9-2 on the season, but they still hold the #2 spot in the NCCAA Division 2 rankings as of September 29.
Trinity Baptist v Trinity College of Florida
The Eagles wasted no time opening the scoring, getting five goals within the first 15 minutes of action against an already short-handed Tigers team. The Eagles scored three more times between the 24th and 42nd minutes and took an 8-0 lead into halftime. The Eagles’ offense exploded again to start the second half with two more goals within the first two minutes, including a header from Josh O’Hara on a cross-pass assist from Tresor Mbuyu. The Eagles added six more scores to make the score 16-0 before Armstrong’s injury.
Taken from the university’s website
