INDIANAPOLIS- On a chilly night at Key Stadium, the No. 2-ranked University of Indianapolis men's soccer team corralled an easy 4-0 win over Missouri S&T. The Hounds now improve to 11-0-1 overall with a 9-0-1 mark in the Great Lakes Valley Conference.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
It took UIndy until just the 13th minute of play to strike first on the scoreboard. Kendall Allen notched his first goal of the season on a header, assisted by Bryan Moreira. Just moments later in the 20th minute, an S&T foul in the penalty box allowed Michael Tselios to execute a penalty kick and put the team up 2-0 at the half.
 
The Greyhounds kept their foot on the pedal, netting another right out of the half. In the 49th minute, leading goalscorer Alejandro Steinwascher collected his ninth of the season off an assist from Cole Rainwater. Finally, it was Allen again scoring for the Hounds, this time in the 59th minute off a ball that met the heads of Felix Schuetz and Makel Rasheed.
 
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
-It was another lopsided game on offense in favor of UIndy with the Greyhounds managing 19 total shots to just eight from the Miners.
-Steinwascher and Eli Dulle each led the team with three total shots while Allen and Rainwater trailed right behind with two apiece.
-The clean sheet tonight from goalkeeper Dimitrios Karousos is his sixth this season.
 
HOUND BYTES
Final thoughts on the match from head coach John Higgins:
"I thought it was our best and most complete performance so far this season. We pressed really well and with a lot of energy. I also think we were great passing the ball and it's just really exciting to see us put a game like this together at this stage in the season."
 
UP NEXT
Sunday afternoon will be senior day at Key Stadium, as the Greyhounds will welcome Drury for a match beginning at 2:30 p.m.