STONY BROOK, NY- The Saint Peter's University men's soccer lost to Stony Brook 4-1 on Monday night. Senior defender Tom Climpson scored the lone goal for the Peacocks.
Game Notes
- After a quiet start for the Peacocks, Stony Brook scored in the 21st minute to take a 1-0 lead.
- The Peacocks first shot on target came by way of graduate forward Marco Torino, who had his attempt saved by the keeper that was going towards the top right corner.
- 27 seconds later, Climpson got on the score sheet to even things at one-goal apiece. Freshman midfielder Reiss Skeen provided the assist.
- The score would remain 1-1 at the break.
- The Seawolves struck almost immediately after halftime, taking a 2-1 lead in the 50th minute.
- Stony Brook added to their lead in the 67th minute.
- Graduate midfielder Cheroky Briard came close to a second goal for Saint Peter's in the 79th minute but it was blocked by a defender.
- Saint Peter's had more chances down the stretch, but it was Stony Brook who added another in the 90th minute to close out the game.
Inside the Numbers
- Climpson's goal was his first of the season and his ssixth as a Peacock.
- Skeen's assist was his first as a Peacock.
- The Peacocks registered 8 shots. Briard led the team with two, while Climspon, Torino, sophomore defender Dan Blackmore, junior forward Antonio Green, freshman midfielder Lex Vaughan and freshman forward Mikkel Fodstad each had one.
- Saint Peter's recorded six shots on target. Two came from Briard, while Climpson, Blackmore, Torino, and Vaughan each added one.
- Graduate goalkeeper Guillem Badenes Mecho made three saves.
- Torino, Junior midfielder Conlan Paventi, and fifth year Matt Hoyt were issued yellow cards.
Thoughts From the Manager - Julian Richens
- There is a really disappointed locker room after that game. We have unfortunately made some individual mistakes that will not get results away from home at this level.
- We need to learn from those mistakes very quickly as the makeup of our schedule has 8 away games in the next nine games.
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