Posted: Sep 28, 2012
LINDSBORG, Kan. - Central Methodist University recorded its fourth shutout victory of the season after defeating Bethany College 3-0 Thursday afternoon in men's soccer action at Anderson Athletic Complex.
The Eagles (6-2-1) outshot the Swedes (0-7) 11-3 and held an edge in corner kicks 6-2. Central Methodist has now outscored its opponents 19-9, while�Bethany has now been outscored by the opposition 26-2.�
Forward Erwin Sanchez, Jr. scored the first two goals of the game in the fourth minute and the 20th minute when he beat goalkeeper Kayo Vaz.�Sanchez, Jr. now has four goals on the season. Forward�Ricardo Valsien assisted on the first goal, and midfielder Luis Costa assisted on the second goal.
Midfielder Justin Watson added an insurance goal in the 75th minute on an assist by Costa. The goal was Watson's first in a Green and Black uniform.�
"It had been a while since I had scored, and it felt good to finally do so," Watson said. "Now I feel confident to shoot more and have more opportunities to score."
Corey Schelle made his third straight start at goalkeeper for the Eagles before giving way to German Schacht in the second half.
Vaz had three saves for the home team.
Central Methodist has three contests remaining on its current six-game road trip. The Eagles will travel to Baker University on Sunday to open Heart of America Athletic Conference play. Kickoff is set for 5 p.m. CT.
