GREENSBORO, N.C. — Greensboro College men's soccer lost to Methodist 4-2 on Wednesday at Pride Field to end the regular season. Greensboro scored both of its goals in the second half and put five of its ten shots on goal.
Jade Diane scored on two shots, putting both attempts on goal.
Oliver Randholm Luque converted his only shot, a penalty kick, for an unassisted goal.
Kayden Brimah recorded an assist and put his lone shot on frame.
Toby Barnes added an assist and two shots.
Greensboro finished with a slight edge in total shots, 10-9, but Methodist put more attempts on target, 8-5. Greensboro's best scoring responses came from Diane, assisted by Barnes, and Randholm Luque on a penalty, with both goals recorded as reducing a Methodist lead.
Greensboro faced an early deficit after Josh Mott converted a penalty kick for Methodist at 1:32, then generated multiple chances in response.
Gustav Ohman put a shot on frame in the 23rd minute, and Greensboro earned three corner kicks between 30:23 and 34:38. Methodist added a goal from Camden Hancox in the 33rd minute, and Greensboro went into halftime down 2-0.
Greensboro answered an early Methodist goal in the second half when Diane scored at 48:15 off assists from Barnes and Brimah, making it 3-1. After Methodist moved ahead 4-1, Randholm Luque converted a penalty kick at 76:39 to bring Greensboro back within 4-2. Greensboro added late pressure with a saved shot by Diane and a
Jalen King attempt that went wide, but the match ended with Methodist ahead 4-2.
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Greensboro will travel to William Peace on Saturday, October 31 for the first round of the USA South Conference Tournament. Game time is TBD.
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