CHESTERTOWN, Md. — A single goal in the 42nd minute proved to be enough for visiting St. Mary's (Md.) College to earn a 1-0 non-conference men's soccer victory over host Washington College tonight on Kibler Field at Roy Kirby, Jr. Stadium. 

St. Mary's 1, Washington College 0

How It Happened
- The game was in the 15th minute before either team recorded a shot. Seahawk Juwan Kearson had a shot from outside the box saved by Washington goalkeeper Josh Samuels at 14:11.
- The Shoremen's first shot came in the 18th minute when Skyler Clark beat St. Mary's goalkeeper Zack Haussler to a loose ball, but a Haussler stopped the shot inches from Clark's foot. A better scoring chance came in the 22nd minute for the Shoremen when Brian Wilkinson received a well-placed pass from Drew Thompson, but had his attempt saved by Haussler, who dove to his left to knock the ball away.
- St. Mary's got on the board at the 41:57 mark when Emmanuel Oppong stole a pass, weaved through the defense, and sent the ball in past a diving Samuels and off the left post to give the Seahawks a 1-0 lead.
- Each team finished the first half with five shots and two corner kicks.
- Clark had a terrific opportunity to even the score in the first minute of the second half, beating a defender and getting a one-on-one with St. Mary's goalkeeper Patrick Paolini, who replaced Haussler at halftime. Paolini made a diving stop to deny Clark.
- Alessandro Burlew nearly added a second goal for St. Mary's in the 73rd minute, getting a breakaway opportunity, but Samuels raced up to challenge him and made the save. 
- The Shoremen's next shot on goal came in the 88th minute when Griffin Bull had a quick hooking shot saved by Paolini. Their final shot on goal came in the final seconds as Chris Lewandowski sent a header directly to Paolini as the Seahawks held on for the win.

For the Shoremen (1-1)
- Scorers: none
- Goalkeeper: Samuels (3 saves, 1 goals allowed, 90:00)
- The Shoremen finished the game with 12 shots and four corner kicks.

For St. Mary's (2-0-1)
- Scorers: Oppong (1 goal)
- Goalkeeper: Haussler (4 saves, 0 goals allowed, 45:00), Paolini (3 saves, 0 goals allowed, 45:00)
- The Seahawks had 10 shots and two corner kicks in the game.

Up Next for the Shoremen
9/10 v. Hampden-Sydney - 6:00 p.m.
- The game against Hampden-Sydney will be part of the Delmarva Cup, a four-team event co-hosted by Washington College and Wesley College. Wesley will host Randolph-Macon on September 10th and the two teams will swap opponents the following day.