ERIE, Pa. -- On Saturday, the Mount Aloysius Men's Soccer team opened up the AMCC portion of their schedule, when they traveled to Erie to take on Penn State Behrend. They fell 2-0.

Leaders
- Three different Mounties all attempted two shots, with Tevin Beadle (Kingston, Jamaica, St. George's College) landing two on target.
- Luke Priestley (Edlesborough, England, Aylesbury Grammar School) had a game-high, six saves to lead the Mounties. However, he did allow two goals in the 90 minute affair.

How It Happened
- Both teams struggled to score in the first half, but the Lions were aggressive throughout, starting off early giving Priestley his first save in the third minute of the game.
- Between the two teams, there were only seven shots taken in the first period. While Mount Aloysius' Lachie Back (Gordon, Australia, St. Piux X College) put a shot on Behrend goalie, Sam York, in the 33rd minute, that was their only shot on goal in the period. They did take three corner kicks, giving themselves some opportunities.
- Mount Aloysius came out of the locker room strong to start the second half, taking two shot attempts that were both saved by the Lion keeper, in the first seven minutes.
- Each team created more scoring chances, but had trouble finding the back of the net, until the 74th minute. PSB got on the board with their first goal on a header that came from a corner kick. 1-0 Behrend.
- Just over two minutes later, the Lions scored their second goal of the game, giving them a two-goal cushion.
- Over the final 14 minutes, the Mounties had two legitimate chances. In the 80th minute, Juan Camacho (Ibaque, Colombia, San Bonifacio de las Lanzas) had his shot hit the crossbar and in the 88th minute, Beadle had his shot saved by York.

Into The Box Score
- Both sides played an even game, except for the two goals. Penn State Behrend had a slight advantage in shots (12-10) and shots on goal (8-5). The Lions also had two more corner kicks.
- The physicality of the game could also be seen in the box score, as the Lions had nine fouls to the Mounties' six, but the Mounties had four yellow cards compared to two Behrend cautions.

Up Next
- Mount Aloysius is scheduled to return home, this week, when they host Lycoming on Wednesday, in a non-conference matchup.
- The Warriors are 4-2-1 on the season, following a 3-2 win over Lebanon Valley, on Saturday.
- Lycoming is 4-0 all-time against Mount Aloysius. In 2019, the Mounties fell 4-0.