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Anton Lysell Action
Bob Shank
Sophomore Anton Lysell
8
Winner East Stroudsburg ESU-M (8-4, 5-3 PSAC)
1
Pitt-Johnstown UPJ-M (2-10, 0-7 PSAC)
Winner
East Stroudsburg ESU-M
(8-4, 5-3 PSAC)
8
Final
1
Pitt-Johnstown UPJ-M
(2-10, 0-7 PSAC)
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
East Stroudsburg ESU-M 5 3 8
Pitt-Johnstown UPJ-M 0 1 1

Game Recap: Men's Soccer |

ESU Men’s Soccer Scores Most Goals Since 2008 in 8-1 Rout at Pitt-Johnstown

Box Score

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – East Stroudsburg University scored three goals in the opening 15 minutes and kept adding on for the remainder of the contest, ultimately posting an 8-1 victory at Pitt-Johnstown on Friday.

The Warriors (8-4, 5-3 PSAC) netted their most goals since a 12-0 win over Lincoln to begin the 2008 season. Twelve different players totaled at least one point on the afternoon.

Early goals by sophomore Nils Bjorquist, junior Irvin Zuzic and senior Jo Panuccio put the game out of reach early. Senior Eddy Enowbi and junior Marcus Torgersson would tack on goals to give ESU a 5-0 advantage heading into the intermission.

Bjorquist's marker was his first of the season, while Enowbi tallied his team-leading seventh strike of the season. The Warriors had 19 of the game's 21 shots in the opening 45 minutes of play.

Junior Matthew West netted his first collegiate goal to open up the scoring in the second half. Sophomore Anton Lysell finished things off for the visitors with a pair of goals in the final 20 minutes.

Adan Cabrera-Perez scored the lone goal for the Mountain Cats (2-10, 0-7 PSAC) in the 60th minute.

ESU registered assists on all eight of its goals, with Zuzic, Torgersson, Panuccio, graduate student Nico Gericke, senior Brandon Levano, junior Sergio Bortolon, junior Will Stewart and redshirt junior Ahmad Awadalla all picking up helpers.

Stewart's assist, on Lysell's first goal in the 71st minute, was his first collegiate point for the Warriors. Zuzic, meanwhile, upped his team-leading assist total to six.

Senior Will Boerema played the first 45 minutes in goal before giving way to fellow senior Steven Robak. Redshirt sophomore Mohamed Jalloh, freshman George Oko and freshman Josh Kula also made their season debuts in the win.

The victory kept the Warriors in the thick of the conference playoff race. ESU's 15 points are currently tied with Shippensburg for third place in the 12-team PSAC standings. The top six qualify for postseason play.

ESU returns to Eiler-Martin Stadium on Sunday, hosting Bloomsburg (6-7, 3-4 PSAC) in another conference tilt at 1 p.m.
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