DANVILLE, Ky. – After erasing a two-goal deficit on Friday, the Centre men's soccer team (0-3-1) were back in action on Sunday for the second day of the 33rd Annual Bob Allen Nissan Classic, this time taking on the No. 17-ranked Kenyon Owls (4-0). Despite some incredible defense in response to the Owls' offensive pressure, the Colonels fell in the match on a 1-0 final score.
 
GAME HIGHLIGHTS
- Centre was able to be the aggressor first, Nick Petrie getting a look at the net for the game's first shot just before the end of the second minute.
- Kenyon found an opening in Centre's defense about two-thirds of the way through the first half, Jacob Camacho saving two back-to-back shots by the Owls only seven seconds apart.
- The Owls' would find a spot in the back of the net in the 58th minute of the contest, opening the second half with the lead.
- Sota Ippongi would get credited the Colonels' lone shot in the second half, the ball going out-of-range from the top-right side in the 84th minute. 

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
- Camacho's eight saves marks a new career high for the junior in a single game.
- Kenyon's 24 shots are the most in a single game against the Colonels so far this season.
- The contest against Kenyon on Sunday morning marked the second time this year that the Colonels have taken on a ranked opponent in their non-conference schedule. 

UP NEXT
The Gold and White will continue to fight for a victory, their next match happening on Saturday, Sept. 17. That contest will be against Brevard on Amend Field, kicking off at 2:30 p.m. ET.