OLLU Men's Soccer Offensive Woes Leads to 4-0 Loss Against USAO

SAN ANTONIO (Sept. 15, 2022) – The Our Lady of the Lake University (OLLU) men's soccer team struggled in a 4-0 defeat against University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma (USAO) on Thursday. The Saints drop to 0-3-1 on the season while the Drovers jump to 5-2.

History

The Saints were 2-3 against the Drovers in the series history.

Basics

The Saints lost a chippy game to USAO on Thursday afternoon. There were nine yellow cards and one red card shown throughout the match. The Drovers started the scoring on an unassisted goal by Angelo Leendertse just two minutes into the first half. Justin Croke scored for the Drovers in the 32nd minute on a free kick and Gideon Bossman followed with a goal on a cross from Lamine Abdi at the 36-minute mark. The Saints were only able to record five shots in the first half. USAO added its fourth goal of the game at the 75th minute. Joseph Baker made five saves in the Saints loss.

Scoring overview

3' – USAO – Angelo Leendertse

32' – USAO – Justin Croke

36' – USAO – Gideon Bossman (assisted by Lamine Abdi)

75' – USAO – Darko Borisavljevic

Penalty summary

23' – Yellow Card – OLLU – Tomas Olivares

23' – Yellow Card – OLLU – Coaching staff

31' – Yellow Card – USAO – Devon Charles

33' – Yellow Card – OLLU – Connor Bagley

40' – Yellow Card – USAO – Nathan Fitch

41' – Red Card – OLLU – Thomas Sauceda

43' – Yellow Card – OLLU – Coaching staff

57' – Yellow Card – USAO – Callum Shepherd

78' – Yellow Card – USAO – Jaycee Paras

90' – Yellow Card – USAO – Stefan Savkovic

Inside the box score

Rando Dominguez led the Saints' offense with three shots on goal. The Drovers were led by Lamine Abdi and Gideon Bossman with two shots on goal each.

Overall, the Saints tallied 12 shots, with five on goal. USAO marked 18 shots with nine shots on goal.

OLLU recorded three corner kicks and the Drovers took four.

Postgame Interview

Hear from Head Coach Arthur Salazar and watch highlights.

What's next

The Saints face Oklahoma City University at home on Sept. 17 at 3:30 p.m.