Pacers Make It Four Straight Down the Stretch
Dylan McMahon increased the Pacers' lead with a second half goal

Pacers Make It Four Straight Down the Stretch

Men's Soccer - 10/22/2014 9:19:00 PM

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Scranton, PA - The Marywood University men's soccer team has picked up its momentum down the stretch with its fourth consecutive victory Wednesday in Colonial States Athletic Conference competition. A pair of goals less than 100 seconds from each other helped put the Pacers (7-4-3, 5-2 CSAC) on top of the Giants 4-1 in a decisive game in the conference standings.

Daniel Hull scripted the game-winning goal in the 25th minute. Hull curled a ball into the right corner from the top of the 18 yard line for his 10th of the season. Just 94 seconds later, Casey Peckio followed suit with his second of the year. Kris Kassel stopped a cross pass dead in its tracks from his chest. He shoveled it to Peckio, who lifted it over the keeper's head for a goal.

Keystone's Eddy Enowbi quickly cut the lead in half in the 29th. The CSAC's leading scorer stole a ball off a defender and promptly hooked it into the far side of the net.

Dylan McMahon restored the Pacers' two-goal advantage in the 59th minute. Colin Ganard neatly placed a cross right in front of the goal line. McMahon tapped it it from close-range for a 3-1 lead. Marywood closed the scoring in the 90th when Matthew Hull controlled a ball that ping-ponged between Pacer forwards, Giants defenders and the keeper before placing it inside of the goal for his second of the year.

Marywood outshot the Giants by a 21-7. The Pacer defense did an excellent job of keeping Keystone (8-6, 2-4 CSAC) forwards from utilizing the full width of the field. Marywood enjoyed a 8-2 advantage in corner kicks.

Justin Sunseri grabbed his sixth victory of the season with four saves. Keystone's Anthony Cutillo made seven saves.

Marywood travels to Gwynedd Mercy University at noon on Saturday. The Pacers close the books on their regular season home schedule with a 5-2-3 mark on the turf.
 
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