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Senior Sean Filipovitz slammed home a loose ball in the box to give the Carnegie Mellon men?s soccer team a 2?1 victory Friday night over Case Western Reserve, the seventh straight win for the Tartans, ranked 19th in their division.

Filipovitz?s goal came in the 80th minute after a corner kick by Daniel Mastalski resulted in a scrum in front of the net. When the ball squirted to the side, Filipovitz was standing all alone to drill it by Case goalie Chad Skidmore.

It was a physical, hard-fought game for CMU (12?1?1), which was playing its first game on the road in nearly a month. Jon Brown, the school?s all-time scoring leader, opened the game with a breakaway goal in the 18th minute. The score came off a long through pass from first-year Daniel...

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