Box Score

SHEBOYGAN, Wis. – The Edgewood College men's soccer team recorded plenty of scoring opportunities at Lakeland College on Tuesday night, but they could not convert. Both goalkeepers played well and when all the dust settled, the match ended in a 0-0 tie.

The teams went back-and-forth in the second overtime period. The Muskies (3-2-3, 1-0-2 NAC) recorded the first shot in the 103rd minute, but it sailed high. The Eagles (3-4-3, 1-2-1 NAC) responded with a corner kick a minute later and Jake Owen had a shot saved in the 105th minute. Later in the 105th minute, Lakeland ripped two shots, one went high and the other was blocked.

After the Muskies took a shot in the 107th minute, the Eagles controlled play, putting two shots on net in the final two minutes. Matt Pampuch had his shot saved with one second left on the clock and the Eagles had to settle for the 0-0 tie.

The Eagles put pressure on the Muskies early in the first half as Andrew Aurit had a shot blocked just 58 seconds into the contest. Edgewood College then had a corner kick in the second minute before Pampuch ripped a shot that was saved by Alex Piekarski in the third minute.

Brad Swenson took a shot that was saved in the sixth minute before play moved to the other end of the field. After Lakeland's first shot sailed high in the 10th minute, Alexander Ribeiro had his shot blocked later in the 10th minute. The Muskies (3-2-3, 1-0-2 NAC) tallied their first shot in the 12th minute, but it was turned away by Kyle Koenig.

In the 17th minute, Paul Domann recorded the Eagles' best scoring chance, beating Piekarski, but his shot hit the post leaving the game scoreless. Brandon Jerstad recorded the final shot of the half in the 41st minute, and his shot was also saved by Piekarski.

Lakeland recorded a couple quick scoring chances to start the second half.  Jeremy Hardy put two shots on net in the first six minutes of the frame, but they both were turned away by Koenig. The Muskies had one more chance to score the go-ahead goal in the game's final minute. Paul Elzinga ripped a shot that was saved by Koenig to send the game to overtime.

The Eagles best chance to score in the second half was consecutive shots from Domann in the 84th and 86th minutes, but both shots were saved by Piekarski.

Neither team had an opportunity to score in the first overtime until the final minute when Domann had a shot blocked and the Eagles had a corner kick. Edgewood College wasn't able to convert, however, and the game went to a second overtime.

Lakeland outshot the Eagles 20-17, but Edgewood College put eight shots on net, compared to the Muskies' five shots on net. Domann led the Eagles with four shots and Aurit followed with three while Adam Benson tallied a game-high six shots.

The Eagles will be in action again on Saturday when the host Benedictine University on parent's day. Edgewood College will provide live stats for the 11:00 a.m. kickoff. The link can be found on EdgewoodCollegeEagles.com.