Discuss “Men’s soccer wins 3–2”
The Carnegie Mellon men’s soccer team showed some character and composure in its come-from-behind 3–2 victory over the Juniata Eagles on the road Saturday.
Sophomore midfielder Ryan Browne scored the game-tying goal in the 64th minute, and then sophomore forward Patrick Lutz put the Tartans ahead for good with under 10 minutes to go. The Tartans improve to 3–0 on the season while Juniata drops to 1–5.
“It was a pretty exciting game,” sophomore forward Ricky Griffin said. “We had a disappointing first half and we were upset to be tied at 1–1. We were upset with a penalty call that they got. We stepped it up in the second half, came out hard. Even though we went down 2–1, we really stepped it up and showed some character to...
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