Columbus, MS – Scot's men's soccer scores in the final few minutes to tie things up against the Mississippi University for Women Owls. The game would end in a 1-1 tie.
The Scots would get a total of 22 shots off with 7 going on target.
Micah Rangel led in shots for the Scots with four and one going on net.
Salvador Fernandez,
Tiago Donadon, and Travis Ragan tallied three shots.
Remigio Montesdeoca would go on to score for the Scots with an assist from Donadon.
Preston Telfer started in net and made two saves.
Lyon faced an early deficit against MUW but continued to generate offensive opportunities throughout the first half. The Scots fell behind in the fifth minute but responded with consistent pressure, recording seven shots and five corner kicks in the opening 45 minutes.
Emiliano Cordoba,
Tiago Donadon, and
Micah Rangel each tested the Owls' defense with scoring attempts, while
Cole James put a shot on target. Donadon also created opportunities in the attacking third as Lyon worked to find an equalizer. Defensively, goalkeeper
Preston Telfer recorded a save to limit MUW's advantage. Despite several promising chances and sustained offensive pressure, the Scots were unable to convert before halftime, trailing the Owls, 1-0, heading into the break.
Lyon College delivered a strong second-half performance, increasing its offensive pressure to earn a 1-1 draw against MUW. The Scots generated 15 shots and nine corner kicks after halftime, consistently challenging the Owls' defense.
Traviss Ragan,
Micah Rangel, and
Salvador Fernandez each contributed scoring opportunities as Lyon searched for the equalizer. The Scots continued pressing late into the contest, and their persistence paid off in the 87th minute when
Remigio Montesdeoca found the back of the net off an assist from
Tiago Donadon.
Preston Telfer added a second-half save to help Lyon remain level. The Scots maintained their attacking momentum through the final whistle, securing the 1-1 draw after a determined second-half effort.
