Greencastle, IN – The Oberlin College men's soccer team conceded two second-half goals to settle for a 2-2 draw at DePauw University on Saturday afternoon.
 
The Yeomen were protecting a 2-0 cushion for nearly 75 minutes but the Tigers wouldn't go down without a fight as they clawed back with two goals down the stretch.
 
Oberlin got on the board first as Xander Francoeur cashed in his team-leading eighth goal of the year in the ninth minute and the Yeomen would ultimately carry 2-0 cushion into the intermission as Zach Moskowitz finished off corner kick service from Nasim Amer in the 29th minute.

The Tigers increased their work rate in the final 45-minute session, firing off 10 of their 15 shots and eventually breaking through in the 75^th minute on Ben Widener's goal before getting the equalizer eight minutes later from Nick Pease.
 
Oberlin triggered just three second-half shots with Toby Wells-Zimmerman putting the lone attempt on frame in the 88^th minute.
 
Colvin Iorio made five saves this to run his season account to 62.
 
The result put the Yeomen's record at 5-7-2 and 1-4-2 in the NCAC, while the Tigers went to 5-6-5 and 0-4-2 in league play.
 
Oberlin will closeout the 2022 campaign on Wednesday afternoon at The College of Wooster. The first touch is set for 4 p.m.