THE GAME FACTS
Score: Roanoke 6, Ferrum 1
Records: Maroons 6-4-2, 4-2-1 ODAC; Panthers 4-6-2, 2-4-1 ODAC
Location: Salem, Va.

The Short Story: The offense of the Roanoke College men's soccer team was on display as the Maroons scored early and often in a 6-1 ODAC win over Ferrum on Tuesday evening at Kerr Stadium, extending their win streak to four games. Six different Maroons scored in the win.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• It did not take long at all as the Maroons scored their quickest goal of the season just 50 seconds into the contest when Harrison Kraus found Isaac Wolf for the Maroons' first goal and a 1-0 lead.
• A quick step and shot around the defender in the box by Liam Camilleri at 17:44 found the back of the net for the 2-0 lead; in what would be the game-winner.
• Gabriel Hendi scored his first goal of the season shortly before halftime at 43:34 off a pass from Girom Affolter, giving Roanoke a 3-0 lead at the break.
• Just five and a half minutes into the second half, a pass from Jordan Fiorani found Quinn Kunath inside the box for the Maroon's fourth goal at 50:26.
• The long ball nearly went out on Tiernan Armstrong to the left of the goal, but he saved it and quickly got it to a streaking Affolter who fired a goal at 67:32 to put the Maroons ahead 5-0.
• The final goal for Roanoke came when Adam Shaia found Evan McIntyre between two defenders about 10 feet in front of the goal. McIntyre rocketed the ball past a diving keeper to put the Maroons ahead 6-0.
• A long pass by the Panthers was nearly stopped by goalie Luca Gustafson but Ferrum snuck the ball in to provide the final winning margin for the Maroons at 6-1.

BY THE NUMBERS

• Defense was also the name of the game for the Maroons as Roanoke held FC to just two total shots while taking 25 of their own.
• The Maroons also led the Panthers in corner kicks 11-0.
• Starting goalie Zach Behe played the first 66:26 making one save in the win. Behe improves to 6-4-2 on the season in goal

UP NEXT

• The Maroons hit the road on Saturday, October 15 when they visit No. 15 Lynchburg at Shellenberger Field. Game time with the Hornets gets underway at 7 p.m.