Soccer traveled to Forest City, Iowa, to play Waldorf on Oct. 3. The Tigers won big, 8-1.
In the first half, the Tigers scored three goals. In the first eleven minutes, sophomore Mateo Jelicich scored, assisted by sophomore Fernando Moldes. Jelicich scored the Tigers’ second goal unassisted. Waldorf came back with a goal. Thomas Sanabria scored the last goal of the first half, assisted by senior Nicolas Jones.
In the second half, five goals were scored. It started with Moldes assisting Jelicich on the goal.
Fifty-eight minutes into the game, senior David Manresa scored, assisted by Jelicich.
Continuing the goal streak, senior Hamza Wadi was assisted by junior Cohen Hubbard.
Senior Luhay Calvo scored the seventh goal, assisted by Jones. Jones scored the last goal unassisted. Goalie freshman Gabriel Lara saved two of the three shots on goal.
The Tigers traveled to Hastings, Nebraska, on Oct. 7 to play Hastings College.
The Tigers took a win of 6-3 against Hastings College.
Manresa scored the first goal in two minutes. Hastings led by two until Hubbard scored twenty minutes into the game.
Hastings took the lead until Diego Villarreal scored, assisted by Joaquin Cortes. Two minutes later, Villarreal scored again to end the first half 4-3.
In the second half, Villarreal scored his third goal. To finish the game, Jelicich scored the sixth goal.
Hasting took seven shots on goal, and Lara saved four.
On Oct. 10, the Tigers hosted Dordt University. They lost 2-3.
Dordt scored two goals before Jelicich scored at the twenty-five-minute mark, assisted by senior Tadeo Loutyf.
The Tigers scored again in the second half on an unassisted goal by Jelicich.
Lara saved six of the nine shots on goal.
Next up for Men’s Soccer is against Northwestern University on Oct. 17 in Orange City, Iowa at 7:30 p.m.
