ARLINGTON, Va.- The Immaculata University men's soccer team fell to the Marymount University Saints on Wednesday night. The match served as each team's Atlantic East Conference opener, as Marymout took the contest by a score of 2-1.

How It Happened

• Marymount generated the first two shots of the early stages of the game.
• Fifteen minutes in, Immaculata made an offensive push. Reed Lindsay and Cooper McKinney each had shots saved by Saints' goalkeeper Bayron Banegas,
• Marymount got on the board in the 17th minute as Franklin Cruz-Reyes found Leonardo Torres for the opening goal.
• Immaculata netted the equalizer nine minutes later, as Reed Lindsay scored an unassisted goal to level the score 1-1.
• Alex Corsones found a shot thirty minutes in, but his try would sneak left.
• John Wilhelm added his second save in the 35th minute.
• Immaculata and Marymount entered halftime with the score knotted at 1 goal apiece.
• Daniel O'Rourke had an early second half shot that met the hands of Bayron Banegas.
• An hour in, Reed Lindsay ripped a shot low right that was stopped by the Saints' keeper.
• Jonathan Olalaye attempted a shot that led to an Immaculata corner, but the Mighty Macs were unable to convert the set piece.
• Wilhelm raised his save total to five, halting shots in the 52nd, 56th, and 64th minute
• Marymount created a series of four shots between the 67th and 76th minute, as three missed wide and one missed above the crossbar.
• Sean Franks found a shot off a 76th minute corner kick, but his attempt on goal bottom-right corner was saved.
• The Saints took a 2-1 lead with an 82nd minute score following a corner kick. Marymount's Erick Shoetter-Rojas buried a goal assisted by Merlin Torres and Alex Rendon Benitez.
• Cooper McKinney registered Immaculata's last shot attempt, a try that sat wide of the post.
• Marymount held the 2-1 advantage through the final whistle, preventing Immaculata from earning a point toward their Atlantic East Conference standing.

Inside the Numbers

• Marymount outshot Immaculata 16 to 11 on the night, placing one more shot on goal (7 to 6).
• Of those on goal, both goalkeepers made five saves.
• Reed Lindsay generated 3 shots, all on target, as Sean Franks and Cooper McKinney had a pair.
• Michael Balestriere, Jonathan Olalaye, Daniel O'Rourke, and Alex Corsones each had a single shot attempt during play.

Up Next

• The Immaculata men's soccer team returns to Draper Walsh for their next conference match, a 2pm meeting with Centenary University on Saturday, October 12th.
• Saturday's contest serves as the Mighty Macs' senior day, as the program will recognize this year's graduating class.