Box score

OWINGS MILLS, Md. - An own goal by Stevenson in the game's 55th minute would prove to be the game's only scoring as the Mustangs suffered their fifth loss of the season in games decided by one goal as they fell to Rutgers-Camden at Caves Athletics Complex on Saturday, 1-0.

Seven of Stevenson's 12 games this season have been decided by just one goal where the team has a record of 2-5. The Mustangs (5-7) also suffered their third-straight loss at home after having won six-straight.

The Scarlet Raptors (5-5-2) held an 18-9 advantage in shots in a game marred by 30 total fouls and four yellow cards.

After a scoreless first half, Rutgers-Camden scored on its first opportunity of the second half less than 10 minutes in following a foul on Stevenson in the left corner. On the restart, the ball was played into the box where it got behind Mustang sophomore keeper Ryan Flannelly (Middlesex, N.J./Middlesex) and was kicked just inside the crossbar on a clearing attempt by the defense.

Freshman Greg Coard (Timonium/Dulaney) entered the game in goal in the 58th minute for Stevenson, finishing with a career-high six saves in his most extensive action of the season. Prior to seeing 32 minutes on Saturday, Coard had played just over 40 minutes in three games all season.

The win was the fourth on the road for Rutgers-Camden this season who is now unbeaten in five out of six.

Stevenson begins a three-game road trip on Wednesday when the team travels to Salisbury for a CAC contest beginning at 4:00 p.m. The Sea Gulls are currently ranked at No. 20 in the NSCAA Division III Poll.