Jimmies shut out Waldorf for road win

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FOREST CITY, Iowa—The University of Jamestown men's soccer team won their first road match of the season Thursday evening, defeating Waldorf University 3-0.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Three first-half goals supplied all of the offense the Jimmies would need against their newest conference rival Waldorf.
• Frankie Parkinson scored for the second time in as many matches when he gave UJ a 1-0 in the third minute. James Moody was credited with the assist.
• Moody bagged a goal of his own in the 15^th minute, with Jacob Holtz getting the assist.
• Daniel Aburto made it 3-0 a little under ten minutes from halftime on an assist by Kael Calder.
• Jamestown had six of their 10 first-half shots on target, while the Warriors had just one of their four shots on frame.
• Overall shots were even in the second half (5-5), and as in the first half, UJ allowed only one shot on goal to Waldorf.

FOR THE JIMMIES

• Charlie Clark had two saves to earn his second clean sheet.
• Aburto, Parkinson, and Wade McWhorter all had two shots on goal.
• Jamestown has won the last two meetings against Waldorf.

FOR THE WARRIORS

• Charlie Austin-Ross made seven saves in goal.
• Lucas Berte and Lucas Hanchar each had a shot on goal for Waldorf.

UP NEXT

• Jamestown (2-6-3 overall, 1-2-2 GPAC) travels to Northwestern (Iowa) College on Saturday for a 1 p.m. match.