CRESSON, Pa. — The Mount Aloysius College men's soccer team continued its impressive run in conference play Tuesday afternoon, October 13, earning a commanding 4-0 victory over Pitt-Greensburg at Kelly Field.
The Mounties delivered a complete performance on both sides of the ball, scoring four goals while shutting down the Bobcats' offensive attack. With the victory, Mount Aloysius improved to 5-5-3 overall and a perfect 3-0 in conference play, extending its conference winning streak to three matches.
Mount Aloysius wasted little time establishing control, opening the scoring just over seven minutes into the contest. Axel Qvarnstroem (Uppsala, Sweden, Katedralskolan ) found the back of the net in the eighth minute off an assist from Zack Marshfield (Stroud, England, Stroud High Sixth Form), giving the Mounties an early 1-0 advantage.
The Mounties continued to apply pressure throughout the opening half, creating several scoring opportunities while limiting Pitt-Greensburg to just one shot. Mount Aloysius recorded seven first-half shots and carried its one-goal advantage into halftime.
The offensive momentum continued in the second half as the Mounties began to pull away. In the 67t h minute, Gonzalo Terricabris (Catalonia, Spain, Garbi Pere Verges) doubled the lead with an olimpico, putting Mount Aloysius ahead 2-0.
Mount Aloysius continued its offensive surge in the closing minutes. In the 79th minute, Rasmus Andersson (Orebro, Sweden, Virginska Gymnasiet) scored off an assist from Marshfield, extending the advantage to 3-0. Just over five minutes later, Andersson turned from scorer to facilitator, setting up Hugo Olausson Ljungmark (Trelleborg, Sweden, Soderlattsgymnasiet) for the Mounties' fourth goal in the 85th minute.
The balanced offensive performance featured four different goal scorers, showcasing the Mounties' ability to generate opportunities throughout the lineup. Marshfield played a key role in the attack, finishing with two assists, while Andersson contributed a goal and an assist.
Terricabris led Mount Aloysius with four shots, while Qvarnstroem, Andersson, and Ljungmark each added two attempts. The Mounties finished with 14 shots, including seven on goal, compared to just three total shots for Pitt-Greensburg.
Defensively, Mount Aloysius was equally impressive, limiting the Bobcats to only two shots on target. Sam Denchfield (Truro, England, Loughborough College) played all 90 minutes in goal, recording two saves to secure the shutout.
The victory marked another strong conference performance for the Mounties, who have now outscored their first three conference opponents 9-2 while recording two shutouts during that stretch.
With the win, Mount Aloysius moves to 5-5-3 overall and 3-0 in conference play. The Mounties will look to carry their momentum forward as they continue their push through the 2026 conference schedule.
