Box Score

Holland, MI – The Oberlin College men's soccer team notched its second victory of the season, downing Concordia University (MI), 3-1, on Saturday afternoon.
 
"We did a great job of imposing our will and in turn got them to play our brand of soccer," Head Coach Blake New said. "This was a good team win with everyone contributing and it is a great feeling leaving here 2-0 on the weekend."
 
With the help of Dean Schapow in the 40^th minute, rookie Adam Chazin-Gray netted his first collegiate goal on a shot that found the upper left 90 of the goal to give the Yeomen a 1-0 lead.
 
Early in the second half the Cardinals would add the equalizer as a corner-kick service got bounced around in front of the goal before ultimately being deflected in by Mike Hansen.
 
However, the Cardinals' momentum was short-lived as just two minutes later senior Joe Graybeal would finish off a picture perfect through-ball from Slade Gottlieb to put the Yeomen right back on top.
 
Gottlieb, who netted the game-winner less than 24 hours ago against Hope College, would then tack on his second goal of the season in the 66^th minute to give Oberlin some breathing room.
 
Oidie Kuijpers went all 90 minutes in the cage and finished with two saves.
 
The Yeomen out-shot the Cardinals 18-11, which included a 7-3 advantage in shots on goal. However, Concordia did earn three corners compared to just one for Oberlin.
 
Oberlin will now rest up during the week before welcoming Penn State-Behrend to town on Friday night at 7 p.m.