SEWANEE, Tenn. – After running hot last weekend in garnering two wins, the Centre men's soccer team (2-11-2, 2-5 SAA) looked to continue their streak in the regular season finale against the Sewanee Tigers (12-3, 5-2 SAA) on Saturday afternoon. The Colonels fell in a tight contest with their conference opponent, the final score falling in favor of the Tigers 1-0.
 
GAME HIGHLIGHTS
- Goalkeeper Aidan Hartman was able to defend the Tigers' early offensive pushes, saving Sewanee's first shot of the game that was aiming for the bottom-right side of the net.
- Sewanee would eventually reach the back of the net in the first half, garnering the game's lone goal in the 17th minute.
- The Colonels were able to get some offensive momentum in the second half of action, senior Connor Henry posting up a shot between two Centre corner kicks.
- Finnegan Deem-Ranzetta was able to get one final look for the Gold and White to potentially tie the match, but the shot on the bottom-right side of the goal would end up being saved by Sewanee's keeper. 

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
- Hartman's four saves marks the sixth time in eight appearances that the freshman keeper has tallied more saves than goals allowed in a single contest, including the last five games being full 90-minute showcases at the net.
- The Colonels' three total shots is the second time this season the Gold and White have been held to three or less in the statistical category.
- The Tigers' six corner kicks is the most that Centre has faced within the last five contests of the regular season. 

UP NEXT
Centre will look ahead to the upcoming Southern Athletic Association Men's Soccer Tournament, the Colonels playing in the quarterfinal round next weekend. The contest will take place on Saturday, Oct. 29, the opponent and location to be determined. For updates, check centrecolonels.com to see where your favorite members of the Gold and White will compete next.