Soccer

Mount St. Mary’s Secures 1-1 Draw with Saint Joseph’s in Hard‑Fought Contest

Christian Kyriacou's first collegiate goal and Lincoln Bauer's assist headline a tightly contested match that saw the Mountaineers extend their unbeaten streak.

Mount St. Mary's men's soccer team played to a 1-1 stalemate against the Saint Joseph's Hawks on Tuesday night, a result that leaves the Mountaineers at 0-1-2 for the season.

The breakthrough came in the 51st minute when sophomore forward Christian Kyriacou found the back of the net for the first time in his collegiate career, slotting home a pass from teammate Lincoln Bauer, who recorded his initial collegiate point.

A Shot‑Heavy Affair

Despite the late equaliser, the Hawks outshot the Mountaineers 18‑6, creating a flurry of chances that kept goalkeeper Ryan Collins busy. Collins made three saves, but the volume of attacks suggested a game that could have swung either way.

The match also saw a dramatic turn when Daniel Morales Silva was shown a second yellow card, reducing his side to ten men and adding tension in the closing stages.

Looking Ahead

Mount St. Mary's will travel to Baltimore next week to face Loyola on September 4 at 6 p.m., a contest that could prove pivotal as the team looks to climb out of its early slump.

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