RADFORD, Va. - Presbyterian College men's soccer fell to Radford 5-1 on Saturday night as all six goals were scored in the second half of play.  Lewis Makin scored for the Blue Hose in the 70^th minute.

PC falls to 1-6-1 and 0-1 in league play with the defeat.  The Highlanders improve to 4-2-2 overall and 2-0 in the Big South.

There was nothing between the teams in the first half as PC logged four shots to Radford's nine.

Out of the break, Radford broke the deadlock with a goal in the 47 minute off a header from Luis Grande. 

In the 53rd minute, Radford went 2-0 up when Bernardo Ulmo scored on a penalty kick to double the advantage for the hosts.  The penalty was the first conceded against the Blue Hose this season.

The Highlanders were 3-0 up when Camden Brown scored off a feed from Ulmo in the 64^th minute.

PC got on the scoreboard on 70 minutes when Makin scored off an assist from Thomas Palma.  The goal was Makin's first of the season.

Just 20 seconds after the restart, Brown scored again to make the line 4-1.  In the 73^rd minute, the final goal went across as Ian Aquino scored Radford's fifth goal of the night.

Andrew Wallingford worked the first 69 minutes before being replaced by William Redmond.  Wallingford allowed three goals and made six saves while Redmond allowed two goals while not making a save.

PC was outshot by a 22-13 margin while corner kicks were tied at 7-7.

PC hosts UNC Asheville on Tuesday night at 7 p.m.

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