HOBOKEN, NJ – The Skidmore College men's soccer team fell on the road at Stevens, 2-0, on Tuesday evening.
The Thoroughbreds (1-2) conceded a pair of goals within the opening 12 minutes and were unable to overcome the early deficit. Although the Skidmore offense generated 17 shots and five corner kicks, the Ducks (2-0-1) defense conceded just a pair of shots on goal to preserve the shutout.
HOW IT HAPPENED
- Stevens opened the scoring in the seventh minute when Francesco Bonavita found the back of the net on an unassisted effort.
- The Ducks doubled their advantage in the 12th minute as Emerson Kekesi scored off an assist from Matthew Murillo.
- Skidmore increased its attacking pressure after halftime, outshooting Stevens 12-4 in the second half while attempting to erase the two-goal deficit.
- Senior Colin Goodhines recorded Skidmore's first shot on goal in the 52nd minute. Fellow senior Edo Ferrari registered the Thoroughbreds' other attempt on target in the 71st minute.
UP NEXT
The Thoroughbreds return home on Sunday to host Rochester in a 1 PM matchup.
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