MILLERSVILLE, Pa. – The Millersville men's soccer team defeated Goldey-Beacom on Wednesday night, 2-0. This brings the Marauders to 3-0 for the first time since 2016. 

Millersville saw a ton of offensive opportunities on the night, recording 27 total shots and 15 corners in the match. 

This was the only match in the first road trip for the Marauders. They return home on Saturday, Sept. 11 to take on PSAC West foe, Seton Hill. 

MATCH HIGHLIGHTS
• Millersville goalkeeper, Bobby Bosch made his first start of the season and recorded the first shutout of the year for the Marauders. The senior made three saves on the night, gaining his first win of the year. 
• Millersville (3-0) saw their first goal of the night come at the 32 minute mark of the match. Aaron Maynard had his initial shot blocked by the Goldey-Beacom keeper, but put in the deflected ball to put the Marauders up by one. 
• The only other score of the night came came off an Anthony Calamia free kick. The senior sent a ball into the back of the net from 25 yards out. This clinched the 2-0 victory for the Marauders. 
• Although Millersville only scored two goals on the night, they put up a season high in shots (27) and shots on goal (16). 

POST GAME REACTION FROM HEAD COACH STEVE WIDDOWSON
• On the first road win of the season: "It was a very good team performance. We used every available player again, and gave a few guys their first start of the season and got a great overall performance. The ability to rotate guys and share minutes is priceless and our team ethic is really coming out in our play. Everyone works hard for each other and it's great to see."

• On the amount of offensive opportunities created: "To be honest, that was the biggest disappointment from the game. We were not very clinical and could have made the game more comfortable. A combination of bad decisions, lack of quality, and some good saves from the keeper meant the game stayed closer than it might have been. Certainly in and around the box, it's an area we know we could have done better in. "

• On Saturday's home match against Seton Hill: "It will certainly be a tough game, but we will prepare for it over the next few days and be ready to close out our opening stretch of non PSAC East games."

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
• Millersville out-shot the Lightning 27-5, including 16-3 edge on frame. The Marauders also held a 15-1 advantage in corner kicks.
• Maynard recorded his first goal of the season, while Calamia recorded his second. 
• Calamia ended the match with six shots on goal. Spencer Shortt was just behind him with four. 

NOTES
•  With Wednesday's win, the Marauders have taken a 5-0 lead on Goldey-Beacom all time. 
• The match saw five total cards, all of them yellow. Ronnie Bantang and Bob Hennessey were the only two Millersville players to receive one. 

UP NEXT
• The Marauders begin a three game home stand on Saturday. They face off with Seton Hill at 4:30 p.m. on Pucillo Filed.