Marian University men’s soccer (1-7-3, 0-4-1 NACC) had the lead at halftime but fell to MSOE 5-3.
 

• The Sabres were able to strike first when a shot from sophomore Connor Sanderfoot deflected off of an MSOE defender and trickled across the goal line in the 21st minute.
• The Sabre lead didn’t last long, however, as MSOE found an equalizer 3:33 later.
• A nice chip over the defense from Sanderfoot in the 34th minute gave freshman Mason Radulski a good look before fellow freshman Jay Wolcott buried the rebound for his first goal as a Sabre.
• Marian was able to hold onto its 2-1 lead heading into halftime.
• MSOE jumped out fast in the second half scoring in the 51st and 54th minute to take its first lead of hte game.
• A strike from Sanderfoot in the 77th minute gave Marian its equalizer from just inside the top of the box.
• The Raiders were able to end the dead lock scoring with just 3:24 left an d1:52 to play to salvage the win.

• Marian was outshot 29-10 for the game and 17-8 for shots on goal.
• The Raideres had eight corner kicks to only four for the Sabres.
• Each team was called for three fouls, while MSOE had one yellow card and the Sabres a pair.
• The three goals scored ties a season-high for the Sabres.
• MSOE improved to 22-28-2 all-time against the Sabres and has won the last 21 meetings.

	Sophomore Connor Sanderfoot had his first two goals as a Sabre and added an assist.
	Freshman Jay Wolcott scored his first goal at Marian.
	Junior Nathan Espinosa (1-4-3) made stopped 10 shots, his third performance this season with double-digit saves.