
No. 3 Mountaineers Shut Out American in Non-Conference Finale
October 14, 2025 10:44 PM | Men's Soccer
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Two goals from junior Pablo Pozos paved the way for a 2-0 victory by the No. 3 West Virginia University men's soccer over American, Tuesday evening at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium. The Mountaineers improve to 9-1-2 while the Eagles fall to 5-7-1.
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Pozos now has 10 goals this season, the first Mountaineer to double-digits this season and the fourth different WVU player and fifth overall to reach double-digits in the last three seasons. He is one of eight players in the nation with at least 10 goals.
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Senior Marcus Caldeira collected his team-leading seventh assist of the season to go along with his seven goals, giving him 21 points this season, tied for the team-lead with Pozos. Senior Felix Ewald and junior Constantinos Christou both picked up their second assists of the year.
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Graduate student Marc Bonnaire made two saves to secure his sixth shutout of the season. His biggest of the night came when he stopped a penalty kick late in the first half, keeping the momentum on WVU's side.
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The game was scoreless until the 36th minute when Caldeira found Ewald running into the box. Ewald then sent a low cross back toward the middle where Pozos was there to knock it home.
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Just a few minutes later in the 39th minute, Pozos found the back of the net once again, flicking in a cross from Christou past a helpless American goalkeeper.
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In the 40th minute, the Eagles were fouled just outside the box. The ensuing free kick hit the hand of a Mountaineer player, leading to a penalty. Reyes Parra stepped up for American, but Bonnaire was there to make a diving save to his right.
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The second half had just one shot on goal by both teams with no other serious threats until the game's final whistle.
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The Mountaineers will return to Sun Belt play on Saturday at Georgia State. Kickoff from Atlanta is set for 7 p.m.
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For more information on the Mountaineers, follow @WVUMensSoccer on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
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Pozos now has 10 goals this season, the first Mountaineer to double-digits this season and the fourth different WVU player and fifth overall to reach double-digits in the last three seasons. He is one of eight players in the nation with at least 10 goals.
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Senior Marcus Caldeira collected his team-leading seventh assist of the season to go along with his seven goals, giving him 21 points this season, tied for the team-lead with Pozos. Senior Felix Ewald and junior Constantinos Christou both picked up their second assists of the year.
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Graduate student Marc Bonnaire made two saves to secure his sixth shutout of the season. His biggest of the night came when he stopped a penalty kick late in the first half, keeping the momentum on WVU's side.
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The game was scoreless until the 36th minute when Caldeira found Ewald running into the box. Ewald then sent a low cross back toward the middle where Pozos was there to knock it home.
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Just a few minutes later in the 39th minute, Pozos found the back of the net once again, flicking in a cross from Christou past a helpless American goalkeeper.
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In the 40th minute, the Eagles were fouled just outside the box. The ensuing free kick hit the hand of a Mountaineer player, leading to a penalty. Reyes Parra stepped up for American, but Bonnaire was there to make a diving save to his right.
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The second half had just one shot on goal by both teams with no other serious threats until the game's final whistle.
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The Mountaineers will return to Sun Belt play on Saturday at Georgia State. Kickoff from Atlanta is set for 7 p.m.
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For more information on the Mountaineers, follow @WVUMensSoccer on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
AU
WVU
Goals
0
2
Shots
6
12
Shots on Goal
2
6
Saves
4
2
Corners
3
9
Fouls
7
4
Scoring Plays

Pablo Pozos (10)
Assisted By: Felix Ewald , Marcus Caldeira
GOAL by WVU Pozos, Pablo Assist by Ewald, Felix and Caldeira, Marcus.
35:20

Pablo Pozos (10)
Assisted By: Constantinos Christou
GOAL by WVU Pozos, Pablo Assist by Christou, Constantinos.
38:11
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