A first-half goal by Lee University’s Owen Keck held up for a 1-0 soccer win Saturday night at Embry-Riddle in Daytona Beach, Florida.
Keck scored 37:26 into the match from a double assist by Reese Lavery and Jared McWhorter, and Daniel Hrenko got the shutout in goal for the Flames (1-1), who had lost 1-0 at Florida Tech on Thursday. Embry-Riddle had a 12-5 advantage in shots taken, but the on-goal ledger was 3-3.
Covenant men 3, Millsaps 1: On Lookout Mountain, the host Scots gave up a goal less than three minutes in but equalized on a Jesse Riggs penalty kick at 52:39 and got goals from Carl Simakoff and Jake Major in the 83rd and 89th minutes. Christopher Kitchen assisted Simakoff on the go-ahead goal for Covenant (2-0), which had margins of 11-1 in corner kicks and 16-9 in shots.
Covenant women 2, Franklin & Marshall 2: At Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the Lady Scots lost a 2-0 lead in the last three minutes of regulation, and neither team scored in two overtime periods. Addy Cronan scored on a penalty kick five minutes into the second half for Covenant (0-1-1), and Molly Kate McClearn netted a Kailey Burrell cross at 77:15. But F&M’s Ali Cunniffe made a PK at 87:42 and blasted the free kick that turned into a rebound goal for Nicolette Runko at 88:44. Rachel Lemay had nine saves for the visitors; her counterpart had 11.
Bridgewater men 3, Sewanee 1: At Bridgewater, Virginia, the visiting Tigers went ahead midway through the first half but dropped to 1-1 as Thomas White scored two unassisted goals in the first seven minutes of the second half and later assisted on an insurance goal for the Eagles (2-1). Justin Chapman scored for Sewanee on a cross into the box from Alpo Sipila.
Meredith women 2, Sewanee 1: At Sewanee, the host Tigers fell behind 2-0 in the first 28 minutes and dropped to 0-1-1. Mena Kerrison scored unassisted at 76:11.
LSU Alexandria men 1, Dalton State 0: At Lawrenceville, Georgia, in Georgia Gwinnett’s tournament, the Roadrunners slipped to 2-1-1 due to a goal by Luiz Petribu at 71:41 for LSUA (2-0). Dalton State goalkeeper Samuel Fraire matched his counterpart with five saves.
William Carey men 3, Bryan 2: At Dayton, the NAIA’s fifth-ranked Crusaders needed overtime to drop the Lions to 0-2 after Bryan scored twice in the final minute of regulation – by Brad Spooner on a penalty kick and by Dino Jones from a Jonathan Ricketts assist. William Carey’s Joaquin Ruiz Cabello scored the game’s first two goals. The second one was assisted by Michael Conejero, who scored the winning PK at 92:06.