ALFRED, N.Y. - Penn State Harrisburg's men's soccer team finished off its weekend at the Bryan Karl Tournament in New York by blanking the hosts from Alfred 3-0 on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 11.

Daniel Fombu, Jordan Perkins, and Luke Myers provided the scoring with one goal apiece for the Lions (2-1-2). Myers and Fombu also added assists. The defense allowed just five shots for Alfred (1-2-1) in securing the shutout.

It took just eight minutes and change for Fombu to find the back of the net and Perkins doubled the Penn State Harrisburg advantage with a marker off a feed from Myers in the 26th minute. The two-score advantage held late into the second half before Myers got into the scoring act with a goal off a Fombu assist with less than seven minutes left to play to put things out of reach for good.

NOTABLES

- The Lions outshot Alfred 20-5 overall and 7-2 in shots on goal.

- Each team earned four corner kicks on the day.

- Fombu's goal was his team-leading third of the season and third in as many games.

- Myers' marker was his first of the fall. He now co-leads the team with three total assists.

- Perkins' score was his first in a Penn State Harrisburg uniform.

- Richard Lockard made two saves in goal his first career start to preserve the shutout win.

WHO'S NEXT?

The Lions face a tough test when they travel to No. 19 Franklin & Marshall on Wednesday night.

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