Box Score Fenton, MO – The Lyon College men's soccer season came to an end in the SLIAC Conference Semifinals following a 1-0 loss to the Webster University Gorloks. Webster scored the game-winning goal in the 53rd minute. The Scots conclude their season with a 7-6-5 overall record.
Craig Harrison and
Clemente Diez each recorded a shot for the Scots, with Harrison putting his attempt on target.
Henrique Megale started in goal for Lyon, recording 10 saves.
Lyon battled through a challenging first half against Webster, heading into the break in a scoreless tie. Scots created an early opportunity when
Clemente Diez recorded a shot just over a minute into the contest. Defensively, Lyon faced sustained pressure from the Gorloks, but goalkeeper
Henrique Megale delivered an impressive performance to keep the match level. Megale recorded seven first-half saves, turning away several attempts as Webster continued to attack.
Harrison Craig also contributed defensively and offensively, recording a shot on target during the opening 45 minutes. Lyon remained organized under pressure, with
Jake McMurdo,
Salvador Fernandez, and
Matheus Nunes helping anchor the Scots' defensive effort. Despite facing 15 shots from Webster, Lyon's back line and Megale held firm, sending both teams into halftime tied 0-0.
In the second, Scots continued to battle in the second half against Webster, but the Scots were unable to find the equalizer in a 1-0 setback.
Henrique Megale remained active in goal, recording three additional saves to finish with 10 stops on the night. The Scots created opportunities of their own, with
Harrison Craig putting a shot on target in the 63rd minute, forcing a save from the Webster goalkeeper. Lyon also generated two corner kicks early in the half as it looked to build offensive momentum. Despite the defensive effort, Webster broke through in the 54th minute, leaving the Scots to play from behind for the remainder of the contest. Lyon continued to compete and search for scoring opportunities, but could not find the back of the net. The Scots finished with two shots and fell to the Gorloks, 1-0.
