SOUTH CHARLESTON, West Virginia -- WVU Tech men's soccer, who was voted No. 21 in the NAIA Coaches' Top 25 Poll Tuesday evening, moved to 6-1-1 in 2016 after a 6-0 shutout against Marygrove College in South Charleston, West Virginia. The shutout marks Tech's third this season.
The Gold and Blue saw goals from freshmen
Eduardo Gutierrez (3') and
Carlos Tormo (40' and 87'), junior
Francisco Neto (66'), senior
Drew Lytton (83') off a penalty kick and sophomore
Matias Pazos (85').
The assists were credited to Pazos (3'), Neto (40'), senior
Prince Idornigie (66') and Tormo (85').
In goal, senior
Hunter Moles moved to 6-1-1 after his eighth start and 83:08 minutes in goal. Moles, who was named River States Conference Defender of the Week on Monday, picked up six saves in his third shutout victory this season.
As a team, Tech posted 12 shots, 11 on goal while the Mustangs had nine shots, six on goal. Marygrove held the advantage in corner kicks, 5-1.
The Golden Bears will return to the pitch Saturday when they travel to Charlotte, North Carolina to face Johnson & Wales Charlotte at 3 p.m.
