Jacksonville, FL – The Webber International Men's Soccer team traveled to Jacksonville, Florida to take on the Trinity Baptist College Eagles on Monday afternoon. The Warriors scored in both halves as starting Goalie Ben Parkinson put up his first clean sheet of the season as Webber blanked Trinity Baptist 2-0.

The game was mostly stagnant after the opening kick, as neither team was able to establish themselves out of the midfield. In the eighth minute however, the Warriors were able to break through. Jesus Solarbe picked up where he left off from the FMU game, scoring for Webber off of a pass from Marco De Rosa to go up 1-0 early. De Rosa tried to get one of his own in the 16^th minute, but his shot ended up saved. De Rosa, David Gomez, and Lucianno Vera each had shots go wide before Parkinson made his first save of the afternoon in the 30^th minute. The Warriors kept the pressure on the Eagles, with Solarbe trying to double his total in the 32^nd minute, but it was deflected off of a defender. Aside from two corners from the Warriors, the first half ended with the score 1-0 in favor of Webber.

Webber started the second half with five straight shots, as KJ Mann, Charlie Dusquesnoy, and Anthony Avila all had shots saved by the Eagles keeper. In the 61^st minute, Parkinson was tested again, making his second save of the day. In the 68^th minute, Sho Furukawa took a shot on goal which was partially saved by the goalie, after it deflected off the post, Connor Wood was there to send it home and double the lead to 2-0. The Warriors continued to pressure the Eagles, but were unable to find the back of the net again. In the 81^st minute, Parkinson made his third and final save of the afternoon, as the Warriors took down the Eagles 2-0.

After the win, Head Coach Phillip Maestas Bohn said he was proud of his team and their creativity during the match.

"Happy to get in a non conference win today in Jacksonville. I thought the boys had to problem solve some different things so it was a good experience for us. Ultimately we created a bunch of chances but didn't do well to finish. It was great to get some different boys some minutes today and happy to get our first clean sheet of the season. Now we can recover, recharge and prepare for a trip to Miami and a conference match against St Thomas on Wednesday. Lucas was our man of the match, playing all 90 minutes anchoring our backline. He was calm and confident and looked very good in his performance."

The Warriors will be back in action on Wednesday. September 18^th when they travel to Miami Gardens to take on the St. Thomas Bobcats.

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