After his first goal of the season on Saturday, junior Kyle Zook said he hoped to build on that goal for the rest of the season. Monday against Rosemont, he made good on his statement. Zook scored twice in 90 seconds in the first half as Lancaster Bible College cruised past Rosemont College 5-2.

Sophomores Cory Greiser, Lawrence Lartey and Taylor Dooley each added a goal in the victory, LBC's fifth straight. Junior Zak Kraehmer assisted on Lartey and Dooley's goals. Sophomore Travis Weyandt's pass to Greiser, nine minutes into the game, gave him a breakaway, which he converted, to open the scoring.

"I thought everyone played solid today," Head Coach Josh Beers said. "We got a great game from goalkeeper Jake Kreider, Weyandt in the back and Kraehmer who had two beautiful assists."

LBC (5-1) out shot the Ravens (1-2) 19-12.

Rosemont, who is fielding a men's soccer team for the first season, got goals from Freddie Moss and Sergio Martinez.

"They were a solid team," Beers said. "It was nice to get a win today."

Though Beers thought the team played well, he still thinks there is room for improvement.

"We are still looking to put a full 90 minutes together," Beers said.

The Chargers will get another chance to do that on Friday when they host Waynesburg at 4:00 p.m.