Duquesne University scored three late goals on August 23, defeating Bowling Green State University 3-0 in a non-conference match at Rooney Field. The match remained scoreless until the 76th minute when Jameson Michel netted the first goal. Following that, the Dukes quickly added two more in a span of just over six minutes to secure the victory. Despite the teams combining for 42 shots, the Falcons struggled to find the net, ending the game with only three shots on goal. Duquesne's Sam Coss made five saves to preserve the shutout.

By the Numbers
  • 42 total shots taken by both teams
  • Duquesne had 25 shots; Bowling Green had 17
  • Match saw a total of three goals scored within 6:11
State of Play
  • Both teams went scoreless until the 76th minute
  • Duquesne's defense effectively contained Bowling Green's attempts
  • Upcoming matches for Falcons include IU Indy on August 28 and Wake Forest on August 31
What's Next

The Falcons will focus on regrouping for their next match against IU Indy on August 28 before hosting Wake Forest. They need to improve offensive finishes after failing to convert numerous shots in this match. Building momentum in these upcoming games will be crucial for the Falcons' morale and standings.

Bottom Line

Bowling Green must address their offensive execution and find ways to convert opportunities into goals moving forward. The late-game collapse against Duquesne highlights the need for better defensive resilience. Maintaining a strong focus in their next matches is essential for a successful season ahead.