West Virginia Bows Out in Sun Belt Championship
November 09, 2022 10:10 PM | Men's Soccer
LEXINGTON, Ky. – The West Virginia University men's soccer team fell at No. 2 Kentucky, 3-0, in the Sun Belt Championship Semifinals on Wednesday night at the Bell Soccer Complex.
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The Wildcats (13-0-5) opened the scoring in the 22nd minute, before they put the game away with additional tallies in the 81st and 83rd.
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Junior forward Yutaro Tsukada got the Mountaineers' night started with a dangerous chance that sailed wide in the 16th minute. Redshirt junior midfielder/defender Sergio Ors Navarro also had a scoring opportunity but was unable to finish in the 34th minute.
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WVU trailed, 1-0, at halftime.
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In the second half, freshman forward Marcus Caldeira found himself in front of goal in the 51st minute to nearly tie the match. That led to a Mountaineer disallowed goal in the 65th minute, which saw fifth-year senior defender Elijah Borneo find the back of the net, only for the flag to be up for offside.
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After junior goalkeeper Jackson Lee made a diving save in the 73rd minute – one of his three on the night – the Wildcats scored back-to-back goals to extend their lead.
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Kentucky finished with a 14-4 advantage in shots and held a 4-2 edge in corner kicks. Tsukada led West Virginia with two shots on the night.
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With the loss, the Mountaineers fell to 7-7-4 on the season, as well as 20-18-3 all-time in conference-tournament action.
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For more information on the Mountaineers, follow @WVUMensSoccer on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
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The Wildcats (13-0-5) opened the scoring in the 22nd minute, before they put the game away with additional tallies in the 81st and 83rd.
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Junior forward Yutaro Tsukada got the Mountaineers' night started with a dangerous chance that sailed wide in the 16th minute. Redshirt junior midfielder/defender Sergio Ors Navarro also had a scoring opportunity but was unable to finish in the 34th minute.
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WVU trailed, 1-0, at halftime.
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In the second half, freshman forward Marcus Caldeira found himself in front of goal in the 51st minute to nearly tie the match. That led to a Mountaineer disallowed goal in the 65th minute, which saw fifth-year senior defender Elijah Borneo find the back of the net, only for the flag to be up for offside.
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After junior goalkeeper Jackson Lee made a diving save in the 73rd minute – one of his three on the night – the Wildcats scored back-to-back goals to extend their lead.
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Kentucky finished with a 14-4 advantage in shots and held a 4-2 edge in corner kicks. Tsukada led West Virginia with two shots on the night.
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With the loss, the Mountaineers fell to 7-7-4 on the season, as well as 20-18-3 all-time in conference-tournament action.
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For more information on the Mountaineers, follow @WVUMensSoccer on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
WVU
UKY
Goals
0
3
Shots
4
14
Shots on Goal
0
6
Saves
3
0
Corners
2
4
Fouls
8
9
Scoring Plays

Casper Grening (9)
GOAL by UKY Grening, Casper.
21:30

Eythor Bjorgolfsson (10)
Assisted By: Nick Gutmann
GOAL by UKY Bjorgolfsson, Eythor Assist by Gutmann, Nick.
80:27

Enzo Mauriz (6)
Assisted By: Nick Gutmann
GOAL by UKY Mauriz, Enzo Assist by Gutmann, Nick.
82:28
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