WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Stevenson men's soccer answered back from a halftime deficit in a big way on its way to a 3-1 road triumph against Catholic on Saturday. 

Stevenson (4-2-1) posted its fourth win in the last five games, while Catholic was handed its second defeat of the season, dropping to 3-2-1. Sean McDonald and Pete Wickiser found the back of the net for the Mustangs in addition to an own goal. 

• Catholic took the early lead, less than 10 minutes into the contest, on a goal from Darius Siahpoosh, assisted from Paul Egan. 
• The Cardinal defense blocked shot attempts from Bryant Seivers and Edson DeMata as the Mustangs attempted to answer back. 
• Stevenson continued applying offensive pressure, including a header from Jason Kahan that sailed wide in the 38th minute. 
• Tiago Silva had another strong chance for the Mustangs, dribbling in toward the middle of the box before sending an attempt into the lunging arms of keeper Austin Coron. 
• The Cardinals registered another solid look as time ticked away in the first half. Lorenzo Carletti took a centering cross and pushed the attempt just over the crossbar with just over 30 seconds left in the half. 

• Stevenson wasted little time tying the score at one off an own goal on a long clear from Kristian Slaby that was headed in.  
• Another handball in the box lead to a penalty kick chance for Sean McDonald, who converted for the game-winning tally and a 2-1 Stevenson lead. It was McDonald's fourth consecutive game with a goal for the Mustangs. Jay Smith drew the penalty in the box, leading to the attempt for McDonald. 
• Catholic had two chances, one blocked and one saved by Slaby in the 57th and 59th minutes. 
• Both sides continued to trade chances up and down the field before Wickiser provided the Mustangs with an insurance marker. Finishing a crossing pass from Sebastian Boos and Iliass Zouita in the 77th minute, Wickiser posted his second goal of the season. 
• Connor Bailey sent a header wide in the 76th minute, accounting for one of the last quality looks of the contest for the hosts. 

• Despite trailing at the break, Stevenson held a 6-3 edge in shots in the first 45 minutes. 
• The Mustangs have notched multiple goals in each of the last five games, registering at least one point in each of those outlings. 
• McDonald posted his second consecutive penalty kick marker on Saturday. 
• Slaby finished with three saves in goal for the Mustangs, while McDonald posted a game-high three shots. 
• The Mustangs pushed their road record to 3-0 on the season. 

• Stevenson: The Mustangs visit Gettysburg for a midweek matchup on Wednesday, Septemeber 22 at 4:00 PM. 
• Catholic: The Cardinals host Salisbury on Wednesday, September 22 at 7:00 PM.