CLINTON, S.C. – The Presbyterian Blue Hose (4-5-1) lost to the Wofford Terriers (3-2-5), 2-0, at Martin Stadium on Tuesday night.   
 
FROM COACH FINOTTI
"I thought for large stretches of the game it was pretty even," Presbyterian coach Nick Finotti said. "Wofford had a couple of moments that they capitalized on. We had good stretches of possession and breaking their lines of pressure. We were just not able to execute which was the difference in the game. A lot of credit to Wofford, they are a good team. They deserved to win tonight. Proud of our guys, I thought we had some good moments tonight."
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
In the 11^th minute, Wofford's Nikolai Rojel shot the ball from about eight yards out, Presbyterian's goalkeeper Beatty Murray saved it but he could not corral the ball. Rojel picked up the rebound and put the ball into the net for the game's first goal.
 
In the 41^st minute, Wofford's Nic Parker scored off an assist from Zakaria Holmen.
 
Presbyterian had several great scoring chances. In the 22^nd minute, Presbyterian's Alex Walker shot from 15 yards out was going just inside the right post but Wofford's goalkeeper Cameron Victor made a diving save.
 
In the 64^th minute, PC's Diego Hernandez blasted a shot from the top of the box that Wofford's Victor punched out of bounds.
 
In the 81^st minute, Presbyterian's Ryan Galloway blasted the ball from 25 yards out that Wofford's Victor jumped out and grabbed it near the post.  
 
NOTABLES
The two teams finished the game with nine shots apiece. Hernandez led the Blue Hose with four shots. Walker had two shots in the game. Galloway, Dorney Hutchinson, and Sandro Rabarivony collected shots.
 
Presbyterian finished the game with a 5-4 advantage in corner kicks.
 
UP NEXT
The Blue Hose return to Big South Conference play with a road game at USC Upstate this Saturday, October 7 at 3:30 p.m.