Wheaton College Men's Soccer Team Dominates University of Saint Joseph

Strategic Insights -

The Wheaton College (Mass.) men's soccer team delivered a commanding 9-1 victory over the University of Saint Joseph (Conn.) in their first three matches of the season, marking the Lyons' first unbeaten start since 2014. Declan Rhatigan led the team with two goals, while Aidan Doyle and Baden McLaughlin each contributed three points with a goal and an assist.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Wheaton College men's soccer team secured their first unbeaten start since 2014, winning their first three matches of the season.
  • Declan Rhatigan scored two goals, becoming the first player to achieve five goals in three matches since Amara Sesay in the 2017 campaign.
  • Aidan Doyle and Baden McLaughlin each registered three points, with a goal and an assist, in the game against the University of Saint Joseph.
  • The Lyons held a significant shot advantage, with 35-10 shots, including 19-4 on frame, in the match.
  • Wheaton College set a school record for goals in a game, matching the record of 9 goals set against Lasell University on September 30, 2000.

Statistics:

  • The Wheaton College men's soccer team scored 9 goals, matching the school record set in 2000.
  • Declan Rhatigan scored 2 goals, contributing to his total of 5 goals in the first three matches of the season.
  • Aidan Doyle and Baden McLaughlin each achieved 3 points, with a goal and an assist, in the match.
  • Wheaton College held a 35-10 shot advantage, including 19-4 on frame, in the match.

Sources:

  • Wheaton College men's soccer team news release
  • No external sources referenced. Article content only based on the provided news release.