CARLISLE, Pa. – The Dickinson Men's Soccer Team got a goal from
Maxim Temple less than two minutes into the match, adding goals from fellow first-years
Connor Harrington and
Henry Schultz en route to a 3-0 conference win over the Swarthmore Garnet on Saturday night at Miller Memorial Field.
First Half
- Dickinson was aggressive early as Parker Kiey challenged Garnet goalie Colin Crowe in the first minute of the match, with Crowe stopping the Kiey shot.
- The Devils did find the back of the net courtesy of Maxim Temple, with Kiey getting the assist by way of a corner kick, less than 15 seconds after Kiey's shot on goal.
- Temple challenged Crowe twice more in the 9th minute, with Crowe saving both attempts.
- Temple again took a shot on goal in the 21st, with Crowe deflecting the attempt, but Connor Harrington scored shortly after to extend the home lead to 2-0.
- The Devils would get two more chances on goal as Daniel Argueta Rosales was stopped by Crowe in the 40th and Kiey was again stuffed by Crowe in the 41st.
- Red Devil goalie Gavin Marr went unchallenged in the first 45 minutes as the Garnet were unable to attempt a shot on goal.
Second Half
- Marr was called upon and answered in the 58th minute when Javier Minuesa Sicilia took the Garnet's first on-target attempt.
- Kaden Cho attempted to find the back of the net in the 69th and 71st minutes, but Marr saved both shots.
- Henry Schultz scored his first collegiate goal in the 80th minute to extend the Dickinson lead to 3-0.
- The Garnet had corner kicks in the 83rd and 88th minutes, but neither one produced a shot.
- Anzel Zhen had shots in the 86th and 88th but neither one was on-target.
- Brooks Stoddard's shot wide of the goal in the 89th would be the final offense for either team, as the Devils took the match, 3-0.
Dickinson Leaders
- Goals: Temple, C. Harrington, Schultz (1 each)
- Assists: Kiey, Amon Liles (1 each)
- Shots: Temple (4), Kiey (3)
- Saves: Marr (3)
Opponent Leaders
- Shots: Kaden Cho (3), Zhen (2)
- Saves: Crowe (6)
Up Next
Dickinson (7-6-2, 4-0-2 Centennial) returns to Miller Memorial Field on Wednesday to host Johns Hopkins in a rematch of last season's Centennial Conference Championship Game. Kickoff is scheduled for 6pm.
