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Men's Soccer Rallies to Tie MIT

Men's Soccer Rallies to Tie MIT

BOSTON, Mass. – Trailing 2-0 with 30 minutes remaining, the Wentworth Institute of Technology men's soccer team scored a pair of goals in a span of 10:24 to rally for a 2-2 tie against MIT in non-conference action Wednesday night on Sweeney Field.

THE BASICS:
SCORING:  MIT – Peter Novoa (unassisted), 36:50; MIT, Alex Weiler (Peter Novoa), 59:36; WIT, TJ Prouty (Alex Moore), 60:25; Augustin Edwin, Jr. (Andrew Collari), 70:49.
SHOTS (ON GOAL):  WIT 16 (8); MIT, 23 (9)
CORNER KICKS:  WIT 2; MIT, 3
SAVES:  WIT – Robbie West, 7; MIT – Jeremy Cowham, 6

HOW IT HAPPENED:

  • After the opening part of the first half saw few scoring chances, each team put a shot on net within a minute of each other and had rebound attempts go just wide.
  • MIT took a 1-0 lead in the 37th minute when sophomore Peter Novoa (Omaha, Neb.) slipped through the defense and put home a shot inside the right post.
  • Novoa factored in the Engineers taking a 2-0 lead as he sent a pass from the top of the box to the left side where freshman Alex Weiler (Portland, Ore.) scored at 59:36.
  • Just 49 seconds after the visitors took a 2-0 lead, Leopard sophomore TJ Prouty (Glendora, Calif.) put the hosts on the board after burying a shot from the top of the box off a feed from sophomore Alex Moore (Salem, Conn.).
  • Wentworth tied the game with 19:11 remaining in regulation when sophomore Andrew Collari (Leicester, Mass.) served a free kick from midfield towards the box. Freshman Augustin Edwin, Jr. (New Bedford, Mass.) collected the ball and put a shot past senior Jeremy Cowham (Quincy, Mass.).
  • After the remainder of the regulation and the first overtime saw neither team with a solid scoring chance, MIT outshot the Leopards, 7-2, in the second overtime, with three of those shots going on net. The Engineers nearly won the game in the 109th minute when Novoa had a shot saved by sophomore Robbie West (Weymouth, Mass.) and the rebound attempt by freshman Will Seiple (Boulder, Colo.) rang off the post.
  • West finished with seven saves while Cowham had six stops.

SERIES NOTES:

  • Tonight marked the 24th meeting between the two programs with MIT holding a 16-6-2 lead in the series

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