BEVERLY, Mass. — The Endicott men's soccer team fell to Plattsburgh, 4-1, on Sunday afternoon in non-conference action at Hempstead Stadium.
The Cardinals hopped out to a 2-0 start in the first half, but the Gulls stole one back thanks to Peyton Luther's (Ledyard, Conn.) first career goal in the 42nd minute. Luther drilled home a touch from Fisher Mills (Ridgefield, Conn.) to get the Gulls on the board before half.
In the second stanza, the Cardinals ran away with the contest courtesy of two goals in the 49th and 78th minutes. From there, they were able to keep possession of the ball for the majority of the half.
Michael McDonough (Dedham, Mass.) snatched five saves in the contest, a career-high.
BEYOND THE BOX SCORE
- This is the first-ever meeting between Endicott and Plattsburgh.
- Konrad Krysztoforski (Bydgoszcz, Poland), Tim Lynch (Groton, Conn.), and Carter McCoy (Monroe, Conn.) each played the full 90 minutes for Coach Calabrese's team.
- Luther attempted five shots with three on net, which led Endicott.
- The contest featured four yellow cards (three Endicott, one Plattsburgh).
WHAT'S NEXT
Endicott (1-2-1) welcomes WPI to Hempstead Stadium next Saturday, September 14, for a 12 PM contest. Plattsburgh (3-0-1) travels to Clarkson on Wednesday, September 11 for a 6 PM kickoff.
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(Photo Credit - Catherine Scarantino '27)
