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9/16/2025, 8:00am

Men’s soccer drops non-conference game against Jefferson

By Carmela Caracotche Picone
Men’s soccer drops non-conference game against Jefferson

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Shippensburg University’s men’s soccer team faced the Jefferson University Rams in a tense, back-and-forth game for a non-conference match last Wednesday at Robb Sports Complex. The game ended 0-3, mirroring the score from the teams’ previous game in Fall 2024.

The first-half started intensely and evenly for both sides of the field. The game was played mostly in the midfield, with no clear opportunities for either team. The game was very even, as both teams had similar statistics in shots, fouls and corners. By the end, Shippensburg managed to consolidate their attack, with high pressure on the ball, generating some positive moments for the team.

Even though the first-half ended scoreless, there were some moments to highlight from the Raiders. Senior forward Ethan Paulukow had three shots and collaborated with the Raiders’ front line. Junior defender Evan Brandt had one low, well-placed shot in minute 31 that was denied by Jefferson goalkeeper Lucca Bellina. Sophomore forward Kyle Ganley also recorded one shot on goal after an interception that was saved by Bellina.

The game shifted after halftime; Jefferson’s aggressive attack punished Shippensburg. Diego Guzman scored for the Rams in minute 50, followed by goals from Parker Smith in minute 57 and Zayd Ahktar in minute 78. This secured the win for Jefferson. The Raiders couldn’t find any solid scoring opportunities, while the Rams capitalized on theirs.

Redshirt junior Jack McCann started and played the entire game as the goalkeeper for the Raiders, recording four saves.

Shippensburg men’s soccer will be back in action on Wednesday, Sept. 17, for an away game against Lock Haven. The Raiders will not be back at Robb Sports Complex until Sept. 27, when they will host Seton Hill.

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