Garden City, N.Y. – For the second time in its first four games, the Molloy men's soccer team played to a scoreless draw Tuesday evening against the Adelphi Panthers at Motamed Field. Following the result, the Lions and Panthers move to 1-1-2 on the campaign.
 
How it Happened

• A defensive battle ensued in the opening 45, as the two teams combined for 10 shots, but only one landed on target in the 19^th minute that sophomore Callum Hunt denied.
• The Lions tallied its first shot on goal in the 55^th minute after sophomore Benjamin Bern put a header on goal following a corner kick that was saved by Adelphi goalkeeper Andrea Farinella
• Eight minutes later, the Panthers looked to break the deadlock, but Hunt would stand strong in goal making a save.
• In the 79th minute, the home team had its best scoring opportunity of the contest when Lucas Nicolaou belted a shot that rang off the post.
• Junior Aidan Kolbe had a chance to get the cardinal and white on the board in the 85^th minute, but his shot was saved by Farinella.
• Adelphi would generate two chances in the final 17 seconds with one shot on target with four seconds remaining, but Hunt made one last save to secure the scoreless draw. 

Top Performances

• Bern and Kolbe totaled one shot on goal apiece.
• In goal, Hunt made three saves, collecting his third shutout of the season.

Up Next
Molloy returns home Saturday, September 20 for a matchup with American International at the Rockville Centre Sports Complex beginning at 12:00 p.m.