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Kaushal Riedman defends one-v-one against an attacker
Whitney Maxfield
3
Winner Whitworth WHI (12-4-4, 10-2-4)
0
Lewis & Clark L&C (0-19-1, 0-15-1)
Winner
Whitworth WHI
(12-4-4, 10-2-4)
3
Final
0
Lewis & Clark L&C
(0-19-1, 0-15-1)
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Whitworth WHI 3 0 3
Lewis & Clark L&C 0 0 0

Game Recap: Men's Soccer | | Seth Orensky

Men's Soccer Posts Season-High In Shots In Season Finale

Sophomore Ben Tallent made a season-high 10 saves against Whitworth

PORTLAND, Ore.—Despite a season-high 10 saves from sophomore Ben Tallent, Lewis & Clark College men's soccer fell 3-0 in their season-finale to visiting Whitworth University. 

THE BASICS
Whitworth 3, Lewis & Clark 0
(Lewis & Clark 0-19-1, Northwest Conference 0-15-1) 
(Whitworth 12-4-4, NWC 10-2-4) 
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
 
The Pirates jumped out to a 2-0 lead inside the first 17 minutes but were held to just one goal the rest of the way as the Pioneers put up a spirited display on a rainy day at Griswold Stadium. 
 
Tallent gave up the two early goals but grew into the game in a big way. He stopped all six shots he faced in the second half and his 10 saves were the third-most of his career. 
 
Sophomore Ishan Abraham and freshman Nadav Dicovski combined for five shots and had the best chances for the Pioneers. Lewis & Clark grew into the game offensively and recorded nine shots alone in the second half. Abraham had several good looks including a half volley from the top of the box that went just wide. Dicovski headed a corner kick down but it bounced just past the post midway through the second half. 
 
Whitworth sophomore Cole Friesen scored a first-half brace for his league-leading 23rd and 24th goals of the season. Christian Pumpelly scored 6:16 into the game for his first goal of the season.
 
The visitors took the lead in the seventh minute off a through ball that made it past multiple players and resulted in an easy tap in for Pumpelly. 
 
Friesen scored his two goals (16:31 and 43:45) off strong passing from his teammates. Clayton Crockett found Friesen inside the box in the 17th minute and Friesen sent a low shot inside the post for a 2-0 advantage. He made it 3-0 at 43:45 off tic-tac-toe passing from Caden Martin and Crockett. 
 
BY THE NUMBERS
  • The Pioneers 12 shots were their most in a single-game since the program resumes in 2022.  
  • For the second-straight matchup, Lewis & Clark held the Pirates scoreless in the second half. The three goals allowed against the high-powered Whitworth offense was easily the fewest the Pioneers allowed to the Pirates. 
  • Tallent's 10 saves are the most by a Pioneers goalie this season and the third-most of his career. He made a program record 15 saves against Whitworth last fall. 
  • Freshman Amartya Pandey made his collegiate debut as a second-half substitute. 
  • Sophomore Aashir Walson (1,489) and freshman Dylan Weinstein (1,481) finished first and second on the team in minutes played. Walson also led the team with his 19 starts. 
  • Dicovski led Lewis & Clark with four goals and eight points and junior Ben Boda posted a team-high two assists. 
  • Tallent led the team with 47 saves and 653:44 minutes played. Freshman Micaiah Garan paced the team with his 3.50 goals against average and .636 save percentage. 
  • Sophomore Conor Elser and freshmen Nadav Dicovski and Weinstein were the only three Pioneers to play in all 20 games this fall. 
 
WHAT'S NEXT
 
Lewis & Clark had no seniors on the roster and are projected to return their entire roster in 2024 along with the third incoming class in program history. 
 
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