NEWPORT, R.I. – Clark University men's soccer (5-9-3, 1-5-2 NEWMAC) traveled to Salve Regina University (6-3-6, 2-2-3 NEWMAC) to close out their regular season slate. The Seahawks struck early and maintained control throughout, cruising to a 4-0 victory. 

How it Happened

• Clark had the first chance in the 2nd minute as sophomore Jordan Adeyemi put a shot on goal. 

• Salve Regina answered in the 9th minute when Aaron Muncaster converted on a rocket from well outside the 18 to make it 1-0. 

• Adeyemi added another shot on goal in the 14th minute, but it was once again turned away. 

• In the 18th minute, the Seahawks doubled their lead when a corner from Luke Woodward found the head of Joe Louge for a flying finish to make it 2-0.

• First-year Brendan Stevenson and senior Henry Kuerbis each added shots on goal later in the half, but none found the back of the net as Clark entered halftime trailing by two. 

• After a shot from first-year Jacob Ordonez was saved in the 51st minute, Salve struck again a minute later as Lincoln Freeman stole the ball in front of goal and set up Kyle Crawford for the empty-net finish to make it 3-0.

• The Cougars fired three shots on goal between the 67th and 71st minutes but were once again denied. 

• Salve added their final goal in the 75th minute when Ty Ferris sent a cross to Michael Bagley on the far post for the header finish to make it 4-0. 

• Clark added one more shot on goal in the 88th minute off the foot of Kuerbis but ultimately came up empty as the Seahawks secured the 4-0 win.

Inside the Box Score

• Clark recorded 14 shots in the game, with nine landing on goal. The Cougars also earned five corner kicks and drew nine fouls.

• Senior goalkeeper Diego Marin made four saves in the contest, pushing his career total to 220. Across more than 3,800 minutes in net, Marin collected eight shutouts and 10 career wins for the Cougars.

• Senior Henry Kuerbis placed all three of his shots on goal in the match, concluding his career with two goals and four assists from the back line over 4,000 minutes played. 

• Senior Ben Siegel added a shot on goal and finishes his tenure with nine goals and eight assists in over 2,700 minutes.

• Senior Mauro Perez Colon took two shots in the game and ends his career with three goals and three assists across 2,966 minutes of action. 

• Senior Luke Sheldon wraps up his season with a goal and three assists, giving him three goals and four assists for his career.

• Senior Amechi Aduba notched one goal this season, bringing his career total to two.

• Senior goalkeeper Ben Wittlin made his second career appearance this fall after logging 19 minutes in goal last season against Worcester State.