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EMU Men’s Soccer falls at Mary Washington in Swartz’s debut

EMU Men’s Soccer falls at Mary Washington in Swartz’s debut

Photo: EMU/Scott Eyre


FREDERICKSBURG, Va. (EMU Athletics) – A new era for EMU Men’s Soccer started on Wednesday as they traveled to Mary Washington for Trevor Swartz’s first game as head coach. Unfortunately, the Royals will look to go back to the drawing following a 6-0 defeat at the hands of the Eagles.

Records: EMU 0-1 | Mary Washington 1-0

Highlights
• 7′ | The homestanding Eagles wasted no time taking control of the match Jack Sturman deposited the ball in the net for an early 1-0 lead for UMW.
• 27′ & 31′ | Braeden Kelly and Andrew Brittain added a goal apiece to give the Eagles a 3-0 lead.
• Mary Washington sustained the momentum in the second half, tacking on three more goals with one by Michael Lenhard in the 56th minute and two tallies by Ronan Quigley in the final five minutes to bring the game to its final score.
• Youth led the way for EMU as all five of the Royals’ shot came from first-year players.

Statistical Leaders
Shots: Ryan Lucero (2)
Shots on Goal: Arthur Etoa, Xavier Barravino (1)
Saves: Ryan Bousfield (6)

What’s Next
EMU Men’s Soccer will back on the road this Friday, Sept. 5, when they take on the Salisbury Sea Gulls in Day 1 of the Elmer Lord Memorial Tournament in Salisbury, Md. Opening whistle is set for 2 p.m.

— EMU Athletics —

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