Oscar Le Guillou scored twice, and St. Thomas University Men’s Soccer defeated No. 11 Keiser University 4-0 on Sept. 26 in the teams’ first Sun Conference match of the season. The victory moved St. Thomas University to 4-3-0 overall and 1-0-0 in conference play. Keiser University entered the match 5-2-0 overall and fell to 0-1-0 in Sun Conference competition.
Le Guillou scores twice
Le Guillou broke a scoreless match in the 39th minute to give St. Thomas University the lead. Albert Feixas assisted on the goal. Le Guillou scored again in the 56th minute, with Yule Amini and Julien Laborde providing the assists.
The second goal gave St. Thomas University a 2-0 advantage and marked Le Guillou’s second multi-goal game of the season. The Bobcats added to their lead in the 71st minute after a Keiser University player was sent off with a red card. Angelo Bernardes scored an unassisted goal to make it 3-0.
Lucas Caferra completed the scoring for St. Thomas University, with Luca Heusser assisting on the fourth goal. St. Thomas University finished with 17 total shots and 10 shots on goal. Keiser University recorded nine total shots and four shots on goal.
Fuentes records first collegiate shutout
Matias Fuentes made four saves to record the first collegiate shutout of his career. The St. Thomas University defense limited Keiser University to nine total shots. Keiser University had entered the match averaging more than 19 shots per game.
The result gave St. Thomas University its most goals against Keiser University since 2016, according to the St. Thomas University match recap. The four-goal performance also gave the Bobcats a 1-0-0 start in Sun Conference play. St. Thomas University finished with six more shots on goal than Keiser University.
St. Thomas University scheduled to play Florida Memorial University
St. Thomas University Men’s Soccer is scheduled to play at Florida Memorial University on Sept. 30. The Sun Conference match is scheduled for 1 p.m. at Dr. Lester Brown Park in Miami Gardens. It will be St. Thomas University’s second Sun Conference match of the season.
FSB Take
St. Thomas University Men’s Soccer opened conference play with four goals and a shutout against a ranked Keiser University team. Le Guillou supplied two of the goals, while Bernardes and Caferra also scored. Fuentes’ four-save performance completed the result and gave St. Thomas University a 1-0-0 Sun Conference record.
Source: Original report