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OWINGS MILLS, Md. - The offensive outburst
continued for the Stevenson men's soccer team at home on Saturday
as five different players each scored one goal in the Mustangs' 5-0
victory over Albright at Caves Athletics Complex.
Stevenson (4-3) has outscored its opponents 17-2 in three home
games this season while extending its home winning streak to five.
The win was also the team's third by shutout in their
last five contests at Caves. During that time, the team has
outscored its opponents, 26-2.
Freshman Ansger Otto (Willingboro,
N.J./Willingboro) led the charge again on Saturday,
totaling foru points on a goal and two assists. He also had four
points on Wednesday with his first career multi-goal game in a 6-1
win over Penn State-Harrisburg.
Otto leads the team in scoring this season with eight points on
three goals and two assists.
Much like its first two games at home this year, the Mustangs
scored quickly and often to start the game, taking a 2-0 lead less
than five minutes in.
Junior Sean Scarselletta (Severna Park/Severna
Park) started the scoring with his second goal of the
season just 3:06 into the game before sophomore Ryan Brost
(Pennington, N.J./Hopewell Valley) scored his team-leading
third goal of the year at 4:38 off a rare double assist from Otto
and sophomore Sam Bryant (Burlington Township,
N.J./Burlington Township).
Sophomore Kyle Baker (Mitchellville/Bowie)
would then net his second goal in as many games in the 18th minute
before freshman Ryan Pierce (Cherry Hill, N.J./Cherry Hill
West) also picked up his second eight minutes later off a
feed from Otto to give Stevenson a 4-0 halftime lead.
Stevenson has outscored its opponents 15-4 in the
first half this season, including 14-1 at home. On Saturday, the
Mustangs held a 19-7 edge in shots and 10-0 margin in the first
half.
Otto would later tie Brost with his third goal of the season in
the 69th minute to cap the scoring.
For the second-straight game, sophomore Ryan Flannelly
(Middlesex, N.J./Middlesex) needed just one save to earn
the victory as he made his seventh start and played 54 minutes
before giving way to freshmen Greg Coard
(Timonium/Dulaney) and Cory Spindler
(Sykesville/Century). Spindler made a career-high three
saves in just over 20 minutes of action.
As a team, Stevenson boasts a 1.14 goals against average and an
.805 saves percentage so far this season.
The Mustangs will put its home record to the test this week as
they open their CAC schedule with back-to-back contests against
York (Pa.) and St. Mary's (Md.). The team faces York Wednesday at
4:00 p.m.
