Goucher College men’s soccer defeated Penn State Brandywine 6-2 on September 3, 2026, in Baltimore, Maryland, improving to 2-0-0 overall. Six different Goucher players scored, while Penn State Brandywine fell to 0-1-0.
Goucher College Men’s Soccer Answers Early Goal
Penn State Brandywine scored first at 8:12 through Brady Houck. Goucher responded with four first-half goals to take a 4-1 lead into halftime. Tiem Kuiy equalized at 24:31, according to the scoring summary. Jeremiah Stinnie scored his first collegiate goal at 28:20, and Abobeleh Nkemawung extended the lead at 32:59. Alex Ruggles converted a penalty kick at 36:12 for Goucher’s fourth goal. Elliot Bezdek, Declan Ritchotte and Ajani Landy each recorded an assist.
Six Players Score for Goucher
Mzwandile Honde scored at 48:11 to give Goucher a 5-1 lead early in the second half. Penn State Brandywine answered with a penalty-kick goal from Brian Zuniga at 52:09, but Anthony Ketelsen restored Goucher’s four-goal advantage at 57:36. Neither team scored during the final 33 minutes. Goucher finished with six goals from six different scorers and held a 23-8 advantage in shots, including an 11-3 edge in shots on goal.
Goucher Controls Team Statistics
Goucher earned 10 corner kicks compared with two for Penn State Brandywine. Goucher committed 12 fouls and was called offside four times, while Penn State Brandywine finished with 16 fouls and no offsides. Dino Gesamondo earned the win after playing 56:35 and recording one save. Ryan Dizayee played 24:38 in goal, and Melvin Ahoueya played 8:47.
Next Game for Goucher College Men’s Soccer
Goucher was scheduled to travel to Notre Dame (MD) on Saturday, September 5, for a 1 p.m. kickoff. The match follows Goucher’s 2-0-0 start.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Goucher College men’s soccer used a balanced attack to overcome Penn State Brandywine’s early goal. Six different players scored, three players recorded assists, and Goucher created clear advantages in shots and corner kicks. Goucher’s four-goal first-half response established control, and the team added two more goals after halftime to complete the 6-2 victory.
Source: Original report
