Duquesne Men’s Soccer posted a 2-0 victory over Mount St. Mary’s on Rooney Field, turning a tightly contested match into a second‑half showcase of resilience and adaptability.
Cody Da Ofek Sasson opened the scoring after a glaring miss earlier in the game, converting a chance that had seemed to slip away and sparking a surge that shifted the balance.
Midfielder Luke Fiscus, who replaced Blaize Hardy in the lineup, delivered a tenacious display, contributing both in possession and defensively, helping the Dukes dominate possession and limit the opposition.
Chemistry and Momentum
Coach Chase Brooks praised the squad’s work ethic and adaptability, noting that the depth of talent on the bench had become a decisive factor, a reality he described as ‘survival of the fittest.’
The win marked the Dukes’ seventh point from nine available after three games, a trend that has seen them break through in the latter stages of each match, reflecting a growing confidence and collective energy.
A light‑hearted moment came when the team sprayed water and broke into their signature song *Freed From Desire*, a playful gesture that drew smiles from players and fans alike.