
Men's Soccer Falls On The Road At Binghamton, 3-0
9/24/2016 12:00:00 AM | Men's Soccer
BINGHAMTON, NY – The University at Buffalo men's soccer team (8-2-0, 0-0-0 MAC) dropped their second match of the season on Saturday afternoon as the Binghamton Bearcats handed UB a 3-0 defeat.
The Basics
- Score: Buffalo 0, Binghamton 3
- Binghamton Goal Scorers: Nikos Psarras 2 (3)
- Binghamton Assists: Charlie Novoth (3), Harrison Weilbacher (3)
- Records: Buffalo (8-2-0, 0-0-0 MAC), Binghamton (4-2-3, 0-0-0 America East)
- Location: Bearcats Sports Complex – Binghamton, NY
Starting Lineups
- Buffalo: Alec Fisher, Daniel Cramarossa, Nick Forrester, David Enstrom, Steven Stryker, Russell Cicerone, Austin Place, Rikard Lindqvist, Scott Doney, Tommy Fogarty-Cameron, Joseph Kuta
- Binghamton: Charlie Novoth, Zach Galluzzo, Kevin Flesch, Ben Ovetsky, Conrad Nowowiejski, Harrison Weilbacher, Stephen McKenna, Isaiah Barrett, Nikos Psarras, Florian Orth, Alejandro Cubillo
How It Happened
- The Bulls were able to record the first shot on goal of the match in the sixth minute as Scott Doney saw his header saved by the Binghamton keeper.
- After Joseph Kuta made a pair of saves in the 11th minute, the Bearcats got on the board in the 17th minute as Nikos Psarras found the back of the net with a hard shot after a pass from Charlie Novoth.
- The Bearcats nearly made it 2-0 in the 26th minute of action but Joseph Kuta made a nice stop on the shot by Ben Ovetsky.
- Binghamton broke through with their second goal of the half in the 36th minute as Nikos Psarras netted his second goal of the match as he took a feed from Harrison Weilbacher.
- The half came to an end with the Bearcats holding the 10-4 edge in shots.
- Ryan Periera had the Bulls first shot of the second half as he ripped a shot that went over the top of the cage.
- The Bearcats were able to add another goal in the 59th minute to take the dominant 3-0 lead as Stephen McKenna netted his first of the season. Isaiah Barrett and Ben Ovetsky picked up the assists on the goal.
- The Bulls tried to respond with a goal of their own a minute later but Steven Stryker and Rikard Lindqvist both saw their shots go wide of the goal.
- UB had their final chances to net a goal in the 83rd minute as Austin Place and Hunter Walsh saw their attempts saved by the Binghamton keeper.
Inside The Numbers
- The Bearcats held the slim 15-13 edge in shots and the corner kick battle was knotted, 3-3, for the match.
- Rikard Lindqvist led the Bulls with three shots for the match while Russell Cicerone, Austin Place and Scott Doney each notched two shots in the loss.
- In goal, Joseph Kuta made four saves in his second loss of the season.
For The Foes
- The Bearcats were led offensively by Nikos Psarras who netted a pair of goals and notched a game-high five shots in the win.
- Between the pipes, Alejandro Cubillo made three saves in his fourth shutout of the season.
What They Are Saying
- Head coach Stu Riddle: "We've had a lot of games in a short period of time, a lot of travel and it showed in a very jaded lethargic showing. You cannot make the defensive errors we did and continually miss good chances and expect to win a match. We have a full week to rest and recover and we will go to Duquesne next week looking for a much improved showing."
Up Next
- The Bulls have a week off before heading down to Duquesne to take on the Dukes on October 1 in their final non-conference match before opening MAC play. First kick is set for 7:00 pm.
Team Stats
BUF
BING
Goals
0
3
Shots
13
15
Shots on Goal
3
7
Saves
4
3
Corners
3
3
Fouls
11
17
Scoring Plays

Nikkos Psarras
Assisted By: Harrison Weilbacher
long ball...shot from in close
16:16

Nikkos Psarras
Assisted By: Charlie Novoth
fired ball over keeper's head
35:04

Stephen McKenna
Assisted By: Isaiah Barrett , Ben Ovetsky
close shot up front
58:14
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