The Lancaster Bible College men's soccer team snapped a three-game winless drought on Thursday night, defeating Delaware Valley, 4-1 at the Donald H. Funk Field. The Chargers are now 10-4-2 overall, while the Aggies dropped to 5-11-1 this season.
 
How it Happened: The Chargers jumped on the Aggies immediately, as Rama Mugisha scored 11:15 into the contest, as he took a pass from Chad Tolson and netted his sixth goal of the season. Lancaster Bible continued its barrage on the Delaware Valley goal with shot after shot, but the lead wouldn't grow thanks to Delaware Valley goalkeeper Josh Jarret who made several saves.
 
Lancaster Bible finally doubled its lead at 43:30, as Caleb Nelson scored off a feed from Isaac Gutierrez, and the Chargers led, 2-0 at halftime. Thomas Fitzsimmons had the Aggies first shot of the game at 48:46, but it was saved by Lancaster Bible goalkeeper Jake Deterline.
 
Lancaster Bible extended its lead to 3-0 at 54:09, as Tolson scored off a pass from Michael Eufemia. Exactly two minutes later, Mugisha scored his second of the game, as Kedric Yoder picked up the assist, and the Chargers were on their way to a 10^th victory.
 
The Aggies got on the board at 72:05, as Austin Daniels netted his ninth goal of the season.
 
Statistically Speaking: Lancaster Bible outshot the Aggies, 23-4, including 11-2 in shots on goal…Jarret made seven saves in goal for Delaware Valley, while Deterline picked up his eighth win of the 2019 campaign…Lancaster Bible also led in corner kicks, 5-1…Mugisha leads the team with seven goals, while Tolson paces the Chargers in points with 16.
 
The Coach Says: "We had solid energy today from the boys, and I thought we played pretty well in all thirds of the field," Lancaster Bible Head Coach Tom Ardt said. "We are excited about the opportunity coming in conference play on Saturday in New York, and it's time to compete."
 
News & Notes: Lancaster Bible is now 4-2 all-time against Delaware Valley…The Chargers defeated the Aggies, 2-1 last season in Doylestown, Pa…Lancaster Bible is 7-3-1 at home this season…The 10^th win of the year marks the sixth straight season the Chargers have won double-digit contests in a season, and the 16^th year overall that Lancaster Bible has won 10 or more games…Thursday marked the third time in Mugisha's career that he has had two goals in a game, and the first time since Sept. 30, 2017 against St. Elizabeth.
 
Up Next: Lancaster Bible travels to Utica, N.Y. on Saturday to battle the NEAC's top team, SUNY Poly…Game time is set for 12 p.m.