TCNJ 3, Lancaster Bible 2
 
TCNJ Starters
Suchora, Santos, Pascarella, Quezada, Gershon, Hernandez, Carraha, Phillips, Schlageter, Dominique & Goalkeeper- Franco
 
LBC Starters
Tanner Shertzer, Tommy Elder, Owen Nell, Jackson Shreiner, Ryan Dearborn, Clark Shreiner, Chad Tolson, Nathan Muckle, Cameron Smith, Kedric Yoder & Isaac Barrow
 
How It Happened
The Lancaster Bible Men's Soccer Team fell in a nonconference matchup with the College of New Jersey (TCNJ) by a score of 3-2 on Wednesday, October 6.
 
The Chargers got off to a fast start, creating early scoring opportunities. Chad Tolson and Jackson Shreiner launched shots, but neither was on goal. In the 29^th minute, TCNJ would score, taking an early 1-0 lead. The goal stunned LBC's attack, as TCNJ was able to control possession and fire seven more shots in the half. In the 44^th minute, Kedric Yoder would win a ball near midfield and he then raced through the Lions' defense and scored a goal, his fourth of the season.
 
TCNJ came out strong in the second half, scoring a pair of goals to take a 3-1 lead. The Chargers would attempt to battle back, scoring in the 78th minute. Jackson Shreiner played a ball down the left side to Kedric Yoder, who crossed the ball perfectly to the feet of Devyn Kintzer. Kintzer blasted the ball into the upper right-hand corner to pull the Chargers back within one. LBC had captured the momentum and pushed the ball up the field looking for an equalizer, but could not find one, falling 3-2.
 
Inside The Numbers
- Kedric Yoder scored his fourth goal of the season in the 44^th minute. He later added an assist
- Devyn Kintzer score in the 78th minute, his second goal of the season
- Isaac Barrow made 3 saves in goal
- TCNJ outshot the Chargers, 14-12
- The Lions were led by Luke Pascarella who scored a goal and had an assist
 
Who's Next
The Men's Soccer Team will return home to face Penn St. Abington in a critical United East matchup on Saturday, October 9 at 11:30 a.m.
 
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