CARLISLE, Pa. – The Dickinson men's soccer team got a goal from Maxim Temple less than two minutes into the match, adding goals from fellow first-years Connor Harrington and Henry Schultz en route to a 3-0 conference win over the Swarthmore Garnet on Saturday night at Miller Memorial Field.
First half
Dickinson was aggressive early as Parker Kiey challenged Garnet goalie Colin Crowe in the first minute of the match, with Crowe stopping the Kiey shot.
The Devils did find the back of the net courtesy of Maxim Temple, with Kiey getting the assist by way of a corner kick, less than 15 seconds after Kiey's shot on goal.
Temple challenged Crowe twice more in the 9th minute, with Crowe saving both attempts.
Temple again took a shot on goal in the 21st, with Crowe deflecting the attempt, but Connor Harrington scored shortly after to extend the home lead to 2-0.
The Devils would get two more chances on goal as Daniel Argueta Rosales was stopped by Crowe in the 40th and Kiey was again stuffed by Crowe in the 41st.
Red Devil goalie Gavin Marr went unchallenged in the first 45 minutes as the Garnet were unable to attempt a shot on goal.
Marr was called upon and answered in the 58th minute when Javier Minuesa Sicilia took the Garnet's first on-target attempt.
Kaden Cho attempted to find the back of the net in the 69th and 71st minutes, but Marr saved both shots.
Henry Schultz scored his first collegiate goal in the 80th minute to extend the Dickinson lead to 3-0.
The Garnet had corner kicks in the 83rd and 88th minutes, but neither one produced a shot.
Anzel Zhen had shots in the 86th and 88th but neither one was on-target.
Brooks Stoddard's shot wide of the goal in the 89th would be the final offense for either team, as the Devils took the match, 3-0.
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