Box Score BABSON PARK, Fla. – The Warriors men's soccer team played against their rivalry Warner University on September 5^th and as usual, it was a game of suspense and drama. The warriors got to a great start, by penetrating into the Warner's final third, Stephen McGinn and Jose Netto hit the cross bar in the first 25 minutes. With the wind blowing against the Warriors in the last 15 minutes they found it difficult to get behind Warner's defense.
 
 In the second half  both teams came on fired up, however the Warriors still continued to have momentum, with great combination plays with Michael Dowson, Andy Hernandez and Vicente Munoz  Warner found it difficult to win the ball in midfield. Warner found most of their opportunities to shot at the Warriors net was from 25 yards out but was not a big threat for Matthew Brust. Jose Netto had another great opportunity from 10 yards out from the goal but goalkeeper Leo Viala made a tremendous save.
 
Both teams found themselves heading into overtime, with both teams tired there was not much action from both sides, until Mark Araujo found himself from the corner who played out to Javier Zorro cross the ball to Vicente Munoz but it ended up hitting the side post and going in. The fans and the Warriors bench went crazy and ran on the field to celebrate with their team mate.
 
“I am really happy with the performance of my players, we were a little sluggish for the first 10 minutes but we eventually got into our rhythm. Even though we had several chances, the boys never gave up and fought hard on the field. I am especially happy for Javier Zorro because his grandmother passed away the night before the game and the entire team wore pink tape around their arms in respect to Zorro and his family, that is the type of team we are this year, we have just got to continue doing what we have been doing.”
 
The Warriors improve their record to 2-0 for the season and Warner's record falls to 1-1.
 
The Warriors named Stephen Mcginn as the man of the match.
 
The Warriors will return to action on September 9^th as they travel to Laurinburg, N.C. to take on St. Andrews University at 2:00 p.m.