HAVERFORD, Pa. – The Drew University men's soccer team lost a close 3-2 decision at Haverford College in a non-conference match Wednesday afternoon.
How it Happened: The Rangers (8-4) struck for the opening goal when junior
Aidan Cserhat rebounded in his own missed shot in the 25th minute for his team-leading 10th goal of the season. However, the Fords (6-4) answered with a 3-0 run that spanned both halves, striking twice in the first half before netting a decisive third goal in the 55th minute. Sophomore
Nate Race converted a header off a Cserhat assist in the 58th minute to make it a one-goal game, but the Rangers were held to a pair of shots the rest of the way.
Key Moments: Drew threatened early and often, placing seven shots on goal in the opening half. But that's when Haverford keeper Michael Iacono made six saves. Race took a potential game-tying shot in the 83rd minute but had it saved by Iacono.
Stats Sheet: The Fords finished with advantages in shots (21-14) and corner kicks (8-2). Drew was called for one more foul (12-11) than the Fords. Junior
Jason Adamo played the opening half in goal for the Rangers before giving way to freshman
Calum Erlenborn in the second period. Adamo made one save while Erlenborn was credited with three stops in his collegiate debut.
Up Next: The Rangers return to Landmark Conference action on Saturday, when they host Moravian at 1 p.m.
