ROCKY MOUNT, N.C. — Greensboro College men's soccer (10-3-3, 3-2-1) lost to N.C. Wesleyan (7-4-4, 5-0-1) 2-1 on Saturday. Greensboro generated eight of its nine shots and four of its five corners in the second half, but the push was not enough.
Jade Diane scored Greensboro's goal, finishing with two points on his only shot.
Omer Sagiv recorded the assist.
Oliver Randholm Luque led Greensboro with three shots and put two on goal.
Alvaro Arroyo made four saves in 90 minutes.
N.C. Wesleyan generated more shot volume, finishing with 19 attempts and six on goal, while Greensboro put four of its nine shots on frame.
Alvaro Arroyo made four saves for Greensboro, and Greensboro also had a late stretch with three shots and two corner kicks while trailing.
Greensboro's first half centered on keeping N.C. Wesleyan off the board through two stretches of pressure, with
Alvaro Arroyo making saves in the 19th and 22nd minutes. Randholm Luque put Greensboro's shot on frame in the fourth minute, and Greensboro also earned a corner in the 11th. Greensboro absorbed another late run of N.C. Wesleyan attempts and reached halftime with the match scoreless, 0-0.
Greensboro opened the scoring at 50:19 when Diane finished off
Omer Sagiv's assist, but N.C. Wesleyan answered with two Jesper Fornebo goals to move ahead 2-1. Greensboro pushed late with corner kicks at 79:28 and 84:43 and three shots afterward, including
Gustav Ohman's attempt saved by Elliot Helander at 86:07.
Up Next:
Greensboro hosts Methodist University on Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 4 p.m. at Pride Field for their final regular season game of the season. The Pride currently sit third place in the USA South standings.
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