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The MIT men's soccer senior class and their families
Jacob Goldberg
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Winner Emerson EMERSON (9-5-4, 2-3-2)
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MIT MIT (8-5-4, 4-2-2)
Winner
Emerson EMERSON
(9-5-4, 2-3-2)
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Final
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MIT MIT
(8-5-4, 4-2-2)
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Emerson EMERSON 2 1 3
MIT MIT 1 0 1

Game Recap: Men's Soccer |

Men's Soccer Falls to Emerson, 3-1, in Regular Season Finale

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The MIT men's soccer team concluded the regular season on Saturday afternoon on Roberts Field as the Engineers dropped a 3-1 match to Emerson. With the decision, the Engineers locked up the three seed for the NEWMAC Tournament.  

Prior to the match, MIT acknowledged its senior class of: Hernando Jose Ardila, Paolo Mangiafico, Garrett Dyson, Dilin Meloni, Woods Windham and Nico Mangiafico. 
 
THE BASICS: 

  • Score: Emerson 3, MIT 1 
  • Records: MIT (8-5-4 Overall, 4-2-2 NEWMAC), Emerson (9-6-4 Overall, 2-5-2 NEWMAC) 

HOW IT HAPPENED: 

  • Emerson had three good chances early in the match. A header by Owen Simas off a throw-in went just off the crossbar at 6:47. A few minutes later a header from Jack Wasserman was blocked off the line by Dilin Meloni and another header off a corner Nick Mirogiannis sailed high.  
  • A throw-in went to the front of the box where Wasserman was able to turn and tuck the shot into the far corner of the net at 20:44.  
  • After a flurry of activity off a corner kick, the ball found an open Cade Lagerwey for the second Emerson goal at 22:54. 
  • A header from Gianluca Balestrieri rang off the post right to Meloni whose shot went high. 
  • Shikhar Motupally earned a penalty shot off a hand ball in the box and converted to cut the Lions lead to one at 28:33. 
  • Less than a minute into the second half, a misplay in the MIT defensive end found Mirogiannis whose shot trickled into the back of the net at 45:55 to put Emerson back up by two goals. 
  • Mangiafico had a great chance, but his shot went off the post at 70:16. The rebound went right to Eli Mick but his shot sailed high. 
  • Jonah Gurion and Mick had their late shots turned away by Asa Roberts. 

INSIDE THE NUMBERS: 

  • The three goals are the most the Engineers have given up this season. 
  • Motupally notched his second goal of the season. 
  • Mangiafico got the start and made five saves with Ardila making four saves in the second half.  

UP NEXT: 

  • MIT will host sixth-seed WPI on Tuesday, November 3 at 4:00 PM. 

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