HARRISONBURG, Va. – On a rainy Saturday night at Sentara Park, the James Madison men's soccer team used a second half surge to defeat Radford, 3-1. The Dukes improve their record to 2-2-1 while the Highlanders fall to 0-4.
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HOW THEY SCORED
28' | Freshman Amadou Diop headed in Radford's first goal of the season on a long cross from sophomore Max Angelides.Â
35' | From 20 yards out, sophomore
Tom Judge scored the equalizer into the top right corner on a touch from junior
Brandon Clegg.Â
69' | Junior
Manuel Ferriol played a ball from midfield to redshirt senior
Billy Metzler, who tripped the keeper and sailed it into the left corner.Â
73' | Off a corner kick taken by graduate student
Yannick Franz, junior
Fernando Casero found the net on a rebound off of the keeper's chest, tapping it into the right side.Â
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
The Highlanders edged the Dukes in shots 10-9, but both teams took six on goal. Radford took eight corners while JMU took two. Redshirt sophomore
TJ Bush made five saves and Radford's Dimitrios Valkanos made three.Â
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SEASON AND CAREER MARKSÂ
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Billy Metzler scored his second goal on the season
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Fernando Casero and
Tom Judge notched their first collegiate goals
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Manuel Ferriol earned his first collegiate assistÂ
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QUOTING HEAD COACH PAUL ZAZENSKIÂ
"I was really proud of the guys with how they responded being down a goal. They stuck to the game plan and executed against a solid Radford team. It was nice to see us close out a game and play quality soccer before we open up conference play at Drexel."
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UP NEXTÂ
The Dukes travel to Philadelphia for their first conference match of the season, facing the Drexel Dragons on Saturday, September 15. The match is set to begin at 6 p.m.Â
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