White Scores, Men’s Soccer Falls at Vermont, 2-1 – Harvard University

BURLINGTON, Vt. – Junior Nik White scored a aim, and first-year goalkeeper Cullen MacNeil made six saves in his collegiate debut, however Harvard College males’s soccer fell on the College of Vermont, 2-1, on a late aim on Saturday evening at Advantage Subject.
 
After the Catamounts (3-1-1) scored the sport’s opening aim within the 21^st minute, the Crimson (2-1-0) drew degree on White’s tally off an help from junior Willem Ebbinge within the 36^th minute earlier than the hosts netted a late game-winner within the 85^th minute. 

Harvard Highlights

• Junior Nik White netted his first aim of the season and the third tally of his profession along with his aim within the first half. He now has three factors on the 12 months on a aim and an help.
• Junior Willem Ebbinge notched his second help of the season and his 14^th profession help. He paces the Crimson with six factors on the 12 months on two targets and two assists.
• Making his collegiate debut, first-year goalkeeper Cullen MacNeil made six saves within the begin. He tallied 4 stops within the second half.
• Among the many Crimson’s discipline gamers, junior Nik White and sophomores Kristjan Gunnarsson and Jan Riecke all performed the complete 90 minutes. White and Riecke have performed all 270 minutes on the season.
• Senior Nico Garcia-Morillo led the Crimson with three photographs.

How It Occurred

• Vermont’s Max Murray opened the scoring within the 21^st minute, heading a cross from the correct facet into the again of the web.
• Junior Nik White introduced the Crimson degree within the 36^th minute. After junior Willem Ebbinge despatched in a nook kick from the correct facet, White ran onto the ball within the aim space, blasting a shot into the aim.
• Each groups generated probabilities within the first half, with Harvard main in nook kicks (4-3), Vermont holding an edge in photographs (7-6), and either side tallying three photographs on aim.
• Within the second half, first-year goalkeeper Cullen MacNeil totaled 4 saves, together with diving stops within the 53^rd and 74^th minutes.
• After the Crimson went all the way down to 10 males within the 72^nd minute, the guests defended a number of Vermont alternatives earlier than the hosts broke by way of within the 85^th minute.
• The Catamounts’ Yaniv Bazini netted the game-winning aim on the 84:59 mark, floating a header into the web.
• Harvard moved to 6-7-1 all-time vs. Vermont.

Subsequent Up

Harvard performs at Northeastern on Tuesday, Sept. 13 at 6:00 p.m. (FloFC) previous to internet hosting Quinnipiac on Saturday, Sept. 17 at 12:30 p.m. (ESPN+/NESN).