GEORGETOWN, TEXAS - Southwestern Men's Soccer capped off the undefeated weekend, taking down a strong Claremont-Mudd-Spriggs Colleges squad on home soil Sunday night, 2-1. The gritty win comes against the 17th ranked team in the nation who made it to the NCAA DIII Round of 16 last season. 

GAME HIGHLIGHTS

• Sophomore Quinn MacLeod got the Pirates off and running in the 18th minute, finishing his first career goal on the double assist from senior Greyson Pinto and junior Nico Colegrove. 
• The Stags responded ten minutes later on the counter kick delivered Leica Yasukawa to John Laidlaw as both squads headed to half all knotted up. 
• Colegrove finished the game deciding strike after the ball pinged around the box and riffled off his foot from 18 yards. The Pirates were 29 minutes away from the victory. 
• Southwestern continued to surge for the third goal with eight shots to close out the half, but ultimately did not need the insurance goal to stave off the Stags. 

GAME NOTES

• The Pirates continue to show their depth and ability to beat you in multiple ways as four different players have scored in the first two games.
• Aside from the lone corner kick goal, Southwestern's defense stood tall again allowing just four shots on goal in the second half opposed to the Pirates 11. 
• Senior Scott Johnson tied a career high with seven saves on the night. 
• Four players received yellow card bookings in sophomore Ross Anderson, junior Landon Guenther, freshman Ezra Cryer, and Collin Ross of the stags. 

UP NEXT
Southwestern takes a few days off for rest and training before hosting two more matches at home next weekend against Kalamazoo College on Friday (7:30 PM) and Schreiner University on Sunday (11 AM).