Saint Leo University men’s soccer defeated Trinity (Fla.) 7-0 in non-conference action Saturday in Saint Leo, Fla. The Lions led 3-0 at halftime before adding four goals after the break. Saint Leo recorded 26 shots, including 14 on target, while Trinity had four shots and three on goal.
John leads first-half scoring
Senior Denis O. John opened the scoring in the 16th minute and added another goal in the 33rd minute. Sophomore Evan Yockey assisted John’s second goal, giving Saint Leo a 2-0 advantage. John also assisted Caden Scramoncin’s 80th-minute goal.
Freshman Guillermo Melendez extended the lead in the 38th minute. Sophomore Adrian White and freshman Caden Scramoncin assisted on the goal. Saint Leo carried a 3-0 lead into halftime.
Saint Leo adds four goals after halftime
Junior Alejo Tangredi scored twice in the second half, finding the net in the 54th and 57th minutes. Melendez assisted Tangredi’s second goal, which pushed the lead to 5-0. Tangredi’s two goals came during a three-minute span.
Scramoncin completed the scoring with goals in the 80th and 85th minutes. John assisted Scramoncin’s first goal, and Scramoncin finished with two goals and one assist. John and Tangredi also scored twice, while Melendez contributed one goal and one assist.
Saint Leo defense completes shutout
Goalkeeper Josh Jones made three saves to earn the shutout. Saint Leo limited Trinity to three shots on goal and kept the visitors scoreless. The Lions finished the non-conference match with a seven-goal margin.
Saint Leo will conclude the 2026 regular season at Rollins on Oct. 29. The conference contest is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. It will be Saint Leo’s final regular-season match of 2026.
FSB Take
Saint Leo University men’s soccer combined sustained attacking pressure with a clean defensive performance in the 7-0 victory. John, Tangredi and Scramoncin each scored twice, while Jones made three saves in the shutout. Saint Leo now turns to its Oct. 29 conference contest at Rollins to close the 2026 regular season.
Source: Original report