Montgomery College Men’s Soccer defeated Harcum College 5-0 on Oct. 25, 2026, at Alcus Field on the Rockville Campus in the NJCAA Division I East District Qualifier. The No. 10 nationally ranked team led 4-0 at halftime and advanced to the East District Tournament in South Carolina.
Jinta Miyahara scored twice for Montgomery College, while Jet Ryen Reed, Ewen Nedellec and Kenji Morinaga also scored. The victory concluded Montgomery College’s 2026 home schedule at Alcus Field.
Montgomery College Men’s Soccer Builds Four-Goal Halftime Lead
Jet Ryen Reed opened the scoring 49 seconds into the match after receiving an assist from Kenji Morinaga. Miyahara doubled the lead in the 32nd minute with an unassisted goal.
Ewen Nedellec scored in the 38th minute with assists from Joshua Doffoh and Clement Gageot. Miyahara added his second goal in the 45th minute, also without an assist, giving Montgomery College a 4-0 halftime advantage.
Miyahara finished with two goals, six shots and four shots on goal. Reed recorded two shots, both on target.
Montgomery College Controls Second Half
Montgomery College outshot Harcum College 14-5 after halftime and finished with a 29-7 advantage in total shots. The team also held a 14-2 edge in shots on goal.
Morinaga completed the scoring in the 83rd minute on an assist from Clement Gageot. Morinaga finished with one goal, one assist, four shots and three shots on goal, while Gageot recorded two assists and Joshua Doffoh added one.
Leonardo Chuaqui and Pavlo Shulga each played 45 minutes as Montgomery College completed the shutout. Chuaqui made two saves, while Harcum College goalkeeper Itay Malka recorded nine saves.
Montgomery College Advances to East District Tournament
Montgomery College entered the qualifier with a 13-1-1 record, while Harcum College entered with a 3-4-2 record. The East District Tournament in South Carolina includes a semifinal Friday, followed by a championship game Saturday, Oct. 31, if Montgomery College wins its semifinal.
A berth in the NJCAA Division I National Tournament in Wichita, Kansas, is at stake in the East District Tournament.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Montgomery College Men’s Soccer combined a four-goal first half with a strong defensive performance to secure the 5-0 victory. Miyahara led the scoring with two goals, while the team’s 29-7 shot advantage and combined shutout helped Montgomery College advance to the East District Tournament.
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