Columbia, S.C. – The Presbyterian College men's soccer team scored a pair of goals just two minutes apart to tie the game with South Carolina in the second half, but the Gamecocks managed to pull away late for a 4-2 win at Stone Stadium on Tuesday night.

Final Score: PC 2 – South Carolina 4

Location: Columbia, S.C. (Stone Stadium)

Records: Presbyterian (2-8); USC (5-4, 0-2)

Scoring Summary

- Brian Banahan scored at 10:55 off an assist from Tucker Monheimer.

- CJ Mitchell-Smith made it 2-0 with a double assist from Luca Mayr and Logan Frost at 37:40.

- Luca Ziegler got PC on the board at 49:44.

- Harry Abell tied the game at 51:03.

- The Gamecocks regained the lead at 62:13 off a goal from Mitchell-Smith.

- Banahan put the game away at 88:32 and was assisted by Buenyamin Yusufoglu.

By The Numbers

- South Carolina led on shots 21-19, but shots on goal were tied 8-8.

- Presbyterian College led in corners, 9-7.

- Mark Zavalkov made two saves and allowed two goals in the first half, while Valentin Kliebe made two saves and allowed two goals in the second half.

Notables

- The Gamecocks broke a streak of 376:30 minutes in which the Blue Hose had not conceded a first half goal, dating back to September 2.

- Luca Ziegler moved into sixth place in career minutes played.

Up Next

Presbyterian College travels to play Longwood on Saturday, October 5, at 2 pm.