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Salve Regina University

Ed Habershaw '03M
0
Mass.-Dartmouth UMD (0-2-1)
4
Winner Salve Regina SRU (2-1-0)
Mass.-Dartmouth UMD
(0-2-1)
0
Final
4
Salve Regina SRU
(2-1-0)
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Mass.-Dartmouth UMD 0 0 0
Salve Regina SRU 2 2 4

Game Recap: Men's Soccer | | Ed Habershaw '03M

Goba gets Seahawks going early

Salve Regina posts second-straight shutout victory

NEWPORT, R.I. - Salve Regina University men's soccer sophomore Daniel Goba scored in the game's first minute and notched another in the second half to lead the Seahawks to a 4-0 win over the visiting Corsairs of UMass Dartmouth in non-league action at Toppa Field on Wednesday night.

INSIDE THE MATCHUP
Final: Salve Regina 4, UMass Dartmouth 0
Records: Salve Regina (2-1-0), UMass Dartmouth (0-2-1)
History: Salve Regina has won five of the last seven meetings including the last three by shutout. The Corsairs still command a 17-10-3 mark in the all-time series.

SUMMARY:

  • 00:41 - Daniel Goba had the first touch at midfield and then converted a cross from Brandon Frank less than a minute later to give the Seahawks the early lead. | Salve Regina 1, UMass Dartmouth 0
  • 14:47 - Jordan Borges slipped a penalty kick by Kellen Porter who had just relieved Ethan Donohue who had suffered an injury following a foul in the box. | Salve Regina 2, UMass Dartmouth 0
  • 59:08 - Daniel Goba gave the Seahawks a three-goal cushion with his second tally of the evening and third of the season. Hunter Schultz assisted on the important insurance goal. | Salve Regina 3, UMass Dartmouth 0
  • 69:23 - Tyler Ferris scored his first collegiate goal (unassisted). | Salve Regina 4, UMass Dartmouth 0

NOTEWORTHY:

  • Both starting keepers - Ethan Donahue (UMD), Gabriel Bazikas (SRU) - exited early after suffering injuries within two minutes of each other.
  • Adonis Santiago finished the final 75 minutes between the posts for Salve Regina.
  • Daniel Goba led all players with five shots including four on goal.
  • UMass Dartmouth committed 13 fouls to just five for Salve Regina.
  • Both teams earned five corner kicks apiece.

ON THE HORIZON:
The Seahawks travel to Bristol, Rhode Island, to face their longtime in-state rival (and former conference foe) Roger Williams University on Saturday at 3 p.m.

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