SYRACUSE, N.Y.-The College of Saint Rose suffered its third one goal setback in a closely played 2-1 setback at Northeast-10 Conference and Upstate Challenge rival Le Moyne today. The Dolphins (8-2/5-2 NE10), who were nationally ranked a mere week ago, scored once in each half to improve to 5-1 at home this autumn.
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Forward Marek Weber, a graduate student, finished a short pass in the area from junior forward Salar Faryar for his ninth goal of the year with 18:36 elapsed to make it 1-0 Dolphins. Faryar then struck with his team leading 11
th of the season at the 60:37 mark when he headed home a cross from the end line inside the right post.
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The Golden Knights (6-3-1/3-3-1 NE10) cut their deficit in half less than six minutes later when sophomore midfielder Oskar Aaströem redirected a corner kick from the right flag off the foot of junior midfielder
Niv Fogel.
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Between the posts, Saint Rose junior
Gianni Carillo recorded three saves while freshman Josh Mahr came up with four saves for Le Moyne.
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Overall, the Golden Knights engineered a 12-10 shot advantage while the Dolphins developed five corner opportunities, and yielded a pair.
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Looking ahead, both squads are on the road Saturday. Saint Rose has a 7:00 pm date at Merrimack in North Andover, Mass., while Le Moyne has an 11:00 am meeting at Stonehill in North Easton, Mass.Â
Notes: Saint Rose has outscored its opponents by a 10-4 margin in the second half, and 18-12 overall this season…The Golden Knights have also manufactured a 141-101 shot differential.
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