Morrow, GA – The Lincoln Memorial men's soccer team fell to the Clayton State Lakers Wednesday afternoon 0-2.

The first 12 minutes of the match were quiet, as the first opportunity to score from either team came in the 13^th minute. LMU's Thomas Sloerdal and Dani Cruz each took a shot, but both were saved by the Laker goalkeeper.

Three minutes later, Daniel Benedek Miklosi earned his first save by a Clayton State shot.

Possession went back-and-forth until the 27^th minute, where Botond Skulka fired off a shot, which was blocked, followed by Hays Adams who took a shot in the 39^th minute, which was saved.

The Lakers took the last shot in the half in the 43^rd minute, which was saved. The score going into halftime was 0-0.

Both teams started the scoring attempts early in the second half, as LMU's Christopher Ramos took the first shot in the 49^th minute followed by a Clayton State shot, and each team's goalkeeper earned themselves a save.

The Lakers then started pushing on the offensive end as they took two shots in the 56^th and 59^th minutes, giving Benedek Miklosi two saves.

Clayton State took the lead in the 59^th minute as Overmars scored off of the Wagner assist.

Another Laker fired a shot in the 61^st minute, followed by Lincoln Memorial taking a shot by Cruz, blocked.
The Lakers extended their lead in the 65^th minute as Saevik scored.

The LMU defense kept on getting pushed as Clayton State took shots in the 69^th, 70^th and 71^st , and 74^th minutes, all saved by Benedek Miklosi.

The Railsplitters' Gian-Carlo Kama fired a shot that was blocked in the 75^th minute, and the Lakers after in the 77^th minute, which was saved.

Benedek Miklosi tallied another save in the 88^th minute by a Clayton State shot. With that being the last scoring attempt from either team, the Railsplitters fall to the Lakers 0-2.

Kama led the team in shots with two, and Adams, Ramos, Sloerdal, and Cruz each recorded team-high one shot on goal. Benedek Miklosi registered a career-high 11 saves.

As a team, Lincoln Memorial had nine shots, with four being on goal, three corner kicks, and 12 saves.

With the loss, the Railsplitters fall to 3-7-1 overall and the Lakers move to 5-5-3 overall.
 
Their next match will be on Saturday, October 18^th as they host Mars Hill at 7 pm, which is also senior day.