A Dominant Opening
The Colonials opened their season with a convincing 3‑0 victory over Binghamton on Tuesday night, handing the Bearcats their first defeat of the campaign.
Jaden Dubon orchestrated the attack, delivering three precise assists that set up the scoring spree, while Webb Kosich opened the scoring in the 23rd minute with a calm finish assisted by Joe Brayson.
The second goal arrived just minutes later when Yago Torres struck in the 47th minute, and Finn Roberts added the third in the 59th, completing a swift double‑strike that put the visitors on the back foot.
Washington controlled the tempo, finishing with 58 % possession, 10 total shots and five corners, while Binghamton managed only four shots and three corners.
Coach Moon's Assessment
Interim coach Tommy Moon took responsibility for the team's lack of preparation, acknowledging that the side entered the match without a clear tactical identity.
Veteran goalkeeper Natan Jehmani Admassu made three saves, and Tom Macauley recorded a clean sheet, underscoring the defensive stability behind the offensive onslaught.
Binghamton will look to rebound when they travel to face Lafayette on Wednesday at 7 p.m., seeking to fine‑tune the lessons learned from the loss.
Looking Ahead
The upcoming clash with Lafayette presents an opportunity for the Bearcats to adjust their approach and rebuild confidence after a challenging opening.