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Some conferences began conference play last week, others continued it, and some will finally start conference play this weekend. From here on out, each game is of equal importance.
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Capital Athletic Conference
York (Pa.): Riding on momentum from their 1-0 upset-victory over Messiah last week, three different scorers lead the Spartans to their first conference win of the season, a 3-0 victory over Mary Washington.
Penn State Harrisburg: Brandon Hoover made five saves as PSU-Harrisburg tied Southern Virginia 1-1.
Wesley: Giving up three second-half goals, Wesley lost their third straight game with a 3-0 loss against conference foe Christopher Newport.
Centennial Conference
Swarthmore’s Michael Superdock scored a late second-half goal to secure a 1-1 tie against Ursinus. Ursinus’s lone goal was scored by Aaron Nelson.
Franklin and Marshall: The Diplomats suffered a 1-0 loss against Muhlenburg. Mark my words, this game could come back to haunt F&M when the NCAA tournament comes around.
Dickinson: The Red Devils found their first Centennial Conference win on Homecoming Weekend behind goals from three different players in a 3-1 victory over Johns Hopkins. The win snaps a two-game losing streak.
Haverford: After going up 1-0 three minutes into the second-half, Gettysburg scored two goals to erase Haverford’s lead. The Fords fell 2-1. Sam Yarosh scored his sixth goal on the season.
Commonwealth Conference
Messiah: After losing 1-0 to York, Messiah rebounded nicely with a 3-0 victory over Misericordia with Josh Wood, Jeremy Payne, and Danny Brandt finding goals.
Lebanon Valley: It would take until overtime, but LVC defeated Desales 1-0 thanks to Garth Stefan’s game-winning goal.
Lycoming: The warriors six-game unbeaten streak ended with a 2-0 loss against Rochester.
Widener: Eric Taylor and Matt Parrotta scored as the Pride defeated Lancaster Bible 2-0.
Albright: The Lions are heading in the wrong direction. With a 4-0 loss against Eastern and a 2-1 loss to Desales, Albright has lost three straight games since last week’s update. Vitali Zaluha scored Albright’s lone goal against Desales.
Arcadia: After trailing 1-0, Arcadia’s David Colombo assisted on the next two goals putting the Knights up 2-1. After Keystone equalized, Alex Wells scored on a PK with less than five minutes to go putting Arcadia up for good for a thrilling 3-2 win.
Elizabethtown: The Blue Jays are heading into their last season of Commonwealth Conference play on the right foot. Three different players scored as Etown dispatched Wilkes 3-0.
Alvernia: Neumann dealt the Crusaders their fifth straight loss as Alvernia fell 1-0.
Freedom Conference
Eastern: The Eagles are off to a fast 8-1 season start with a convincing 4-0 victory over Albright.
Misericordia: The Cougars were shutout 3-0 against Messiah before defeating Juniata 2-0. Derek Antonini and Nick von Egypt scored against Juniata.
Wilkes: Etown blanked Wilkes 3-0 in a MAC crossover showdown.
Delaware Valley: Del Val fell 4-0 to Cabrini after conceding three second-half goals in a ten minute span. Cabrini extended its winning streak to four games with a 3-1 win over Rosemont on Tuesday in its 2013 Colonial States Athletic Conference opener.
Desales: The Bulldogs lost 1-0 in OT to LVC before winning 2-1 against Albright.
Landmark Conference
Juniata: For the first time in program history, Juniata defeated Scranton and won by a 1-0 scoreline. Additionally, this is the first time Eagles are 1-0 in Landmark play. Robby Higgins scored the game-winner less than two minutes into overtime. With the loss, Scranton falls to 0-1 in conference play.
Susquehanna: With a 2-0 win over Moravian, Susquehanna improves to 1-1 in conference play while Moravian falls to 0-1. Susquehanna has shutout Moravian in five straight games.
New Jersey Athletic Conference
Rutgers-Camden: Behind a two-goal game from Mike Ryan, the Scarlet Raptors defeated Kean 2-1. Rutgers is now 11-0 on the season.
Richard Stockton: After trailing 1-0 against William Patterson, Stockton led 2-1 and never looked back. In the end, Stockton won 5-4 and improved to 2-1 in NJAC play. Anthony Colofranson scored a hat-trick on the night.
Rowan: The Profs went up 1-0, but FDU-Florham completed the comeback and defeated Rowan 2-1. Stockton and Rowan will face-off Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m.
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