SWANNANOA, N.C.  Snapping a four–match winless streak, the Methodist men's soccer team earned a road victory against Warren Wilson on Sunday, marking the team's fourth win in non–conference play. The Monarchs trailed mid-way through the first half before a pair of goals put them on top.

JUST THE FACTS
Final score: Methodist defeats Warren Wilson, 2-1
Records: Methodist 4-2-4, Warren Wilson 1-3-1
Location: Hank Steinbrecher Sports Complex; Swannanoa, North Carolina

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Cameron Lambert put two shots on goal in the first 15 minutes for Methodist, but both were saved by the Warren Wilson goalkeeper. After a save by Trey Gohr in the 22nd minute, the Monarchs conceded the first goal of the match in the 29th minute of play.
• In the final minute of the first half, Alex Ransom netted a goal that tied the score at 1–1.
• The Monarchs piled on the shots in the second half, reaping the benefit of their labor in the 66th minute, when Josh Mott connected with Angel Alarcon for a go–ahead goal. Alarcon's goal remained the last goal scored of the match, making it the game–winner.

NUMBERS

• This is Methodist's first come–from–behind victory of the season. The team's first three wins were all shutouts.
• The Monarchs are 3–0–1 this season when they've scored multiple goals in a match.

UP NEXT
Methodist will face its first conference opponent of the season on Saturday, Sept. 27 when making the trip to Mary Baldwin University in Staunton, Virginia. The Monarchs will take on the Fighting Squirrels at noon.