The Case Western Reserve University men's soccer team dropped a 1-0 contest to fourth-ranked Emory University at DiSanto Field on Saturday afternoon.
The Spartans dropped to 7-4-5 overall and 1-3-2 in University Athletic Association play, while the Eagles improved to 12-1-3 and 2-1-3 in UAA contests.
Stats and Standouts
- Senior goalkeeper Bradley Winter made a season-high six saves, playing all 90 minutes in goal for CWRU
- Sophomores Owen Guffey and Mitchell Fein each had two shots to pace the Spartans
- Emory held a 16-8 edge in shots on 11-1 advantage in corner kicks
- The Spartans committed just three fouls, compared to 14 for Emory, who also received three yellow cards
First Half
- Winter made his save in the eighth minute and followed with a save in the 16th minute to keep the Eagles off the board
- Fein attempted the host's first shot of the game in the 18th minute, necessitating a save by the Emory goalkeeper
- CWRU earned its lone corner kick in the 39th minute, but the Spartans were unable to convert as a shot by first-year Alex Eby was saved
- Neither team scored for the remainder of the half as the squads headed to the locker rooms in a scoreless game
Second Half
- Guffey had an early shot in the second half, missing high just 85 seconds into the period
- Winter kept the game scoreless, saving a shot in the 58th minute
- CWRU blocked a shot and prevented a score on a corner kick in the 60th minute
- A few minutes later, Winter made a pair of saves on another Emory attack
- However, the Eagles broke through in the 68th minute, scoring on a corner kick play
- Winter prevented the deficit from increasing, saving a shot in the 75th minute in between a pair of Emory corner kicks
- Case Western Reserve's last chance, a shot by sophomore Ashton McNally, was saved in the 87th minute
Spartan Notes
Up Next
The Spartans will conclude their 2025 season on the road, traveling to Pittsburgh to face Carnegie Mellon on November 8 at 4 p.m.
