BRADFORD, Pa. – Hilbert College Men's Soccer scored first Tuesday evening, but Pitt-Bradford responded with four unanswered goals to earn a 4-1 victory at Rathburn Family Field.
The Hawks opened the scoring in the 15th minute when
Brian Frazer converted a penalty kick after he was fouled in the box. The goal gave Hilbert a 1-0 lead at the 14:40 mark and marked Frazer's third goal of his freshman campaign.
Goalkeeper
Colten Wolowski helped the Hawks maintain the advantage early, making four saves in the opening nine minutes of play. Pitt-Bradford eventually found the equalizer in the 30th minute before adding goals in the 34th and 45th minutes to take a 3-1 lead into halftime.
Hilbert generated six shots in the second half and finished with nine for the match, but the Panthers added another goal in the 55th minute to account for the final margin.
Hamso Dagane led the Hawks with four shots, while Frazer and
Vincent Nkurunziza each recorded a shot on goal. Hilbert matched Pitt-Bradford with four corner kicks and held a 6-5 advantage in second-half shots.
Wolowski finished with seven saves, including six in the first half, before
Carter Mann played the final 19:17 in goal.
UP NEXT:
The Hawks will head to the AMCC postseason as the conference's sixth seed, taking on Penn State Behrend on the road on Saturday.
