GREENSBORO, N.C. — Greensboro College men's soccer (6-0-2) tied JWU Charlotte (2-3-2) 2-2 on Saturday at Pride Field. Greensboro scored once in each half, while JWU Charlotte answered with both of its goals after halftime.
Gustav Ohman scored on one of his two shots and put one attempt on goal.
Armin Hasse added a goal on his only shot attempt.
Chrisovalantis Panagiotou recorded two assists and put his lone shot on frame.
Alvaro Arroyo played all 90 minutes in goal and finished with five saves.
Greensboro turned nine shots and four shots on goal into two goals, with Panagiotou assisting both goals by Ohman and Hasse. JWU Charlotte generated more total chances, finishing with 15 shots and seven on frame, while
Alvaro Arroyo made five saves for Greensboro. The match also carried a discipline contrast, as Greensboro was whistled for 18 fouls and seven yellow cards compared with 11 fouls and no cards for JWU Charlotte.
Ohman put Greensboro in front in the first half, scoring at 22:46 off an assist from Panagiotou for a 1-0 lead.
Alvaro Arroyo helped protect it with three saves, including two after the 39th minute. Greensboro reached halftime ahead 1-0.
Greensboro built on its halftime lead in the 52nd minute when Hasse scored off Panagiotou's assist to make it 2-0. JWU Charlotte answered with goals by Ashton Smith and Alan Ramirez to pull even, and Greensboro responded with three late shots from
Kayden Brimah,
Brandon Droese and
Axel Garcia. The second half ended with the match tied 2-2.
Up Next:
Greensboro visits Brevard College at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 30, in Brevard, N.C. for their conference opener.
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