Cabot McLaren's late goal secured a thrilling 3-2 victory for the University of New Hampshire men's soccer team at Syracuse University on Sunday.
The Wildcats' win was capped off by Laurin Preuss's 82nd-minute blast from 30 yards out, sealing the deal for UNH's first win of the season.
Junior forward Cabot McLaren, from Sugar Hill, was instrumental in the game-tying goal, scoring in the 80th minute with a low shot from the top of the penalty box. His shot trickled through traffic into the lower right corner of the Orange net, evening the score at 2-2.
McLaren's assist in the 53rd minute set up teammate David Davila's header goal, which opened the game's scoring. His cross from the near sideline into the penalty box was perfectly placed, allowing Davila to find the back of the net.
The Wildcats' win marked their second all-time victory against Syracuse, with the Orange still searching for their first win of the season. UNH improves to 1-1-0, while Syracuse falls to 1-1-0.
The UNH men's soccer team now looks forward to their home opener against St. John's on Thursday at 7 p.m. This match will be a crucial test for the Wildcats, who aim to build on their momentum after a strong performance against Syracuse.
The Wildcats' win was a testament to the team's resilience and determination. After falling behind 2-1, UNH fought back to secure a crucial three points. The team's ability to stay focused and execute their game plan will be crucial in the upcoming match against St. John's.
Source: Yahoo Sports
