HOBOKEN, N.J. – The Stevens Institute of Technology men's soccer team put on an offensive clinic on Tuesday night, scoring a season-high 10 goals in a dominant shutout win over CCNY.
10 players scored a goal each, with seven scoring their first collegiate goals for Stevens (5-1-1)
HOW IT HAPPENED
Luca Chirichiello was the first to find the net for Stevens in the 19
th minute off an assist from
Luke Carey. After another 15 scoreless minutes, the Ducks used every single second of the final 10 minutes to find paydirt repeatedly.
Joseph Conte scored with a strong strike from outside the box off a feed from
Shahan Rad in the 36
th minute.
Tyler Reavis drew a foul in the box, then converted the ensuing penalty kick less than three minutes later. In the 42
nd minute, a well-placed free kick from
Zain Akhtar found the head of
Konrad Rodzen, making it 4-0. Rodzen added an assist on a Matt Murillo goal in the 45
th minute, then as time expired in the first half,
Matthew Slaybaugh flicked one just inside the right post, capping the six-goal first half.
Joey Bucchere struck first for the Ducks in the second half, cleaning up a loose ball from just outside the six-yard box.
Jordan Herrera made it 8-0 in the 65
th minute, tapping home a cross from
Lucas Mendes to the six-yard box. Mendes himself made it 9-0 less than five minutes later after the speedster created an open opportunity for himself near the left post from inside 12 yards.
Kaden Chai-Hong capped the Ducks big night in the 87
th minute, scoring off a feed from Chirichiello.
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
- Chirichiello, Herrera, Bucchere, Conte, Rodzen, Slaybaugh, Reavis, and Chai-Hong all scored their first goals as Ducks
- The Ducks' 10 goals surpassed their season total of nine entering the match
- The 10 goals were the most in the match for the program since a single-match record 16 against Berkeley (NJ) in October of 2016
- Slaybaugh, Christian DeOliveira, Chris Meehan, and Dion Ramani all made their first appearances of the season
- Sebastian Martinez made his first appearance as a Duck in net, playing the second half, recording a save
UP NEXT
Stevens opens MAC Freedom play on Saturday against King's, against whom the Ducks have drawn each of the last two years.
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