Box Score Records: St. Bonaventure Bonnies 1-1-0 | Hartwick Hawks 1-1-0
Location: Marra Athletics Fields Complex – St. Bonaventure, N.Y.
Starters:
Hartwick: Lenny Wilson (1), Jack Miller (3), Kit Tregear (5), Marc Berry (7), Marc Russell (9), David Styles (11), Ellis Ashworth (12), Harry Morton (15), Jack Donaldson (21), Jamie O'Grady (22), Justin Broome (24)
St. Bonaventure: Bobby Diaz (1), Kyle Kleckner (2), Jaskamal Singh (3), Matthew Lane (4), Isaiah Wilson (5), Remi Dujardin (7), Breno Calegari (8), Kieran Toland (10), Kosi Nwafornso (15), Jimmy Barrios (22), Mitch Skrabacz (26)
The Short Story:
Hartwick scored the only goal of the game in the 54th minute and held on to defeat St. Bonaventure 1-0 Monday night in men's soccer action.
Jack Miller centered a pass to Wyatt Scott who took a shot that redirected off a Hartwick player and rolled into the back of the net for the only game of the match. That would be enough as St. Bonaventure was unable find the back of the net the rest of the game.
St. Bonaventure had chances throughout the game, but was unable to capitalize as they were shutout for the first time this season.
Bobby Diaz kept St. Bonaventure within a goal with a number of critical stops. Overall, he would face eight shots, stopping seven of them.
Coaches Corner:
Coach Oduro was pleased with his team's effort throughout the night "Our team has a never give up attitude which is great, I think the last 20 min. there showed that. We just weren't clinical enough in front of the goal" Coach Oduro said "We had two or three clear chances where we could have tied the game, but we just couldn't connect"
Inside The Stats/Game Notes:
- St. Bonaventure was outshot 19-10, only two of St. Bonaventure's shots were on goal, both of which came in the first half.
- Hartwick was awarded seven corner kicks to St. Bonaventure's one.
- After a two goal performance on Friday night, Kieran Toland was held in check with only one shot on goal.
- On a hot and humid night, six St. Bonaventure players played the entire 90 minutes.
- Hartwick improves to 1-1 on the season while St. Bonaventure suffered their first loss falling to 1-1.
- Josh Beshaw was held out for the second straight game dealing with a hamstring injury.
Next Up:
St. Bonaventure will get some rest this week before making the trip to Brooklyn for the "Brooklyn Bridge Cup" hosted by LIU Brooklyn. St. Bonaventure will play Friday at 6 pm, and then again Sunday at 1 pm.
