Bloomfield, N.J. – After 90 minutes of soccer, the Molloy men's soccer team played to a scoreless draw with the Bears of Bloomfield College Wednesday night at Foley Field. Molloy moved to 4-2-5, while the Bears moved to 1-5-3.
 
How it Happened

• Graduate student Nick Conklu began the contest with consecutive saves.
• In the 5^th minute, freshman Adam Lesniewski put a header on goal that was saved by Bloomfield goalkeeper Matthew Brun.
• The Bears backline kept the Molloy chances to none in the first 30 minutes of action.
• In the 32^nd minute, Lesniewski found himself with another header opportunity but was denied.
• Bloomfield looked to break the seal, but Conklu came up with his third save in the opening half.
• With 26 seconds remaining in the first stanza, junior Danny Muir had his opportunity saved. The game went into halftime without a score.
• Sophomore Gio Fabiano opened the second half with a shot that was denied by the Bloomfield goalkeeper.
• Conklu was tested in the 59^th minute, as the goalkeeper was forced to make two saves in a 14 second span to keep the game scoreless.
• 20 minutes later, Muir found himself with a chance to score, but again was denied gas Bloomfield goalie Matthew Brun matched Conklu save for save.
• The home team would generate one more scoring chance by Yefry Rodriguez, but Conklu would shut the door in the 88^th minute.
• On the counterattack, Molloy looked to score another late game winner, but Muirs chance was denied, ending the contest in a 0-0 draw.

Top Performances

• Fabiano paced the team with four shots.
• Muir topped the squad with three shots on goal.
• Conklu made seven saves.

Up Next
The Lions return to conference play Saturday, October 1 as they travel play Queens College. Kick-off against the Knights is set for 5:00 p.m.