St. Louis, Mo. The Central Methodist University men's soccer team kept their shutout streak alive, but also were unable to score themselves; finishing in a 0-0 tie on Monday evening to Harris-Stowe State University in St. Louis, Missouri.
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With the draw, Central Methodist University moves to 5-0-2 on the season, while Harris-Stowe State moves to 0-2-2 overall on the season.
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The opportunities were there for us tonight," said CMU head coach Alex Nichols. "We just didn't play great. We had a million opportunities and just couldn't score."
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The Eagles controlled the ball for most of the game, outshooting the Hornets 26-11. CMU also attempted 16 corner kicks in the match, to Harris-Stowe's five.
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Andres Manuel-Chalbaud finished with a team high three shots on goal.
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Freshman goaltender Cameron Metcalfe (3-0-1) was once again between the pipes for CMU, filling in for the injured Ferran Borras-Marques. As a team, CMU has shutout their last six opponents. The only goal that the Eagles have allowed this season, came in their season opening 2-1 victory at Mount Mercy.
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The Eagles return home this Saturday for conference action with the Baker Wildcats at Davis Field. The women will get things started at 5pm, followed by the men's match at 7:30pm.
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