Men’s Soccer Secures Patriot League Tournament Spot with 1-0 Win at Navy
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Drew Roskos scored his seventh goal of the season, leading the Patriot League, after connecting with an assist from goalkeeper Freddie Lapworth. The Bucknell men’s soccer team claimed a 1-0 victory over Navy on Friday evening at the Glenn Warner Soccer Facility.
The win improved Bucknell’s record to 9-3-4 overall and 4-2-2 in league play, elevating the team into third place in the Patriot League standings. Despite not securing the additional results needed for a top-four seed and home advantage in the quarterfinals, Bucknell’s 14 points guarantee a postseason berth.
“We earned a big win on the road and maintained control over our path to the No. 3 seed,” said the Bucknell coaching staff.
With one regular-season match left, the Bison are positioned to strengthen their standing as they head into the tournament.
Match Summary
- Final Score: Bucknell 1, Navy 0
- Location: Glenn Warner Soccer Facility, Annapolis, Maryland
- Goal: Drew Roskos (assist by Freddie Lapworth)
- Record: Bucknell (9-3-4, 4-2-2 Patriot League)
- Shots on Goal: Controlled by Bucknell throughout the match
Author’s Summary
Bucknell men’s soccer clinched a Patriot League tournament berth after a decisive 1-0 win over Navy, marked by Drew Roskos’s league-leading seventh goal.
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