PHILADELPHIA, PA – Three Rams were able to score in the first half, allowing the Thomas Jefferson University men's soccer team (8-8, 6-5) to maintain their lead and cruise to a 3-0 victory over Holy Family University (5-8-4, 3-6-2) in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) action this Wednesday afternoon.
 
WHAT HAPPENED
Jefferson took their time to get onto the scoreboard, but Diego Guzman earned a goal off a Kai Mangahas assist at the 19^th minute to push the Rams up 1-0. Miguel Fonseca followed behind at the 25^th minute as he found the back of the net off a Sean Stackhouse assist, making it a 2-0 lead for Jefferson. Getting closer to halftime, Gianluca Calvosa made sure to put one more on the board for the Rams, scoring at the 42^nd minute mark to go into the break up 3-0.
 
The second half was more defensive, trying to cruise their lead and push into the postseason. The Rams took less shots in the second half (5) than in the first (11). Meanwhile the Tigers took six shots in both periods, with not one finding the back of the net. The Rams would hold onto their 3-0 lead and earn their four consecutive win in a row.
 
ALL-TIME CAREER WINS
With the 3-0 win over Holy Family, Jefferson men's soccer head coach Ptah Myers earns his 123^rd as the Rams head coach. This win would pass him over Walt Chyzowych to become the all-time winningest coach in Jefferson history. Myers earns that milestone in his 14^th season as the Ram's head coach. He coached Jefferson to two CACC Championships in 2013 and 2014, getting the team to the NCAA Tournament in 2014. Myers was also named CACC Coach of the Year in 2017. Myers now heads into the CACC Championship postseason with that milestone under his belt
 
INSIDE THE BOX
Shots: Jefferson, 16-12
Shots on Goal: Jefferson: 6-4
Saves: Jefferson, 4-3
Corners: Holy Family, 4-1
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Miguel Fonseca: 1 goal, 2 shots
Diego Guzman: 1 goal, 2 shots
Gianluca Calvosa: 1 goal, 3 shots
Sean Stackhouse: 1 assist, 1 shot
Kai Mangahas: 1 assist, 3 shots
Matte Crescente: 4 saves
 
UP NEXT
Jefferson will now take their milestones achieved and winning streak into the CACC Championship postseason, as they travel to Delaware to take on the No.4 seed Wilmington University on Monday, November 6 at 1 p.m.