ALLENTOWN, Pa. – Washington College men's soccer traveled to Allentown, Pa. to take on the host Muhlenberg Mules and came away with a 2-0 win courtesy of two second half goals on Saturday night at Varsity Field in Centennial Conference men's soccer action. The Shoremen, who clinched a bye into the semifinal round of the upcoming Centennial Conference Tournament, improved to 10-1-5 overall and 6-1-1 in the Centennial, while the Mules dropped to 9-3-2 and 4-2-2 respectively.
 
Washington College 2 Muhlenberg 0
 
How It Happened
- The Mules made the first move with an early shot from Chris Richards 6:08 into the game which was saved by Anthony Pinto. WC would outshoot the Mules 5-3 in the first half of action that saw neither side score.
- While the Shoremen were outshot in the second half 12-5, WC was able to send a pair of shots to the back of the net in order to secure the road victory.
- The scoring did not start until the second half where a Tucker Sprano goal from Katim Njie would put the Shoremen ahead with 36:23 to go in the game. The visitors extended their lead with a Tyler Davidson pass to Mayowa Taiwo who would secure the second goal at the 74:00 mark.   
  
For The Shoremen (10-1-5) (6-1-1 CC)
- Scoring: Sprano (assisted by Njie), Taiwo (assisted by Davidson) 
- Goalkeeper: Anthony Pinto (2 saves, 0 goals allowed, 90:00)
- Washington had 10 shots and a single corner kick on the night.
 
For Muhlenberg (9-3-2) (4-2-2 CC)
- Scoring: None
- Goalkeeper: Ben Mulford (2 saves, 2 goals allowed, 90:00)
- The Mules took 15 shots and eight corner kicks in the match.
 
Notes
- WC Secured a bye to the semifinal round of the Centennial Conference Tournament for the third straight season with the victory.
 
Up Next
10/28 - Saturday hosting #5 Franklin and Marshall at 7:00pm.
- The Shoremen will host the visiting Diplomats in the regular season home finale and Senior Night. The winner of the game will be the top seed in the upcoming conference tournament. If the game ends up in a tie, F&M will be the top seed as it currently leads WC by one point in the standings, 20-19.