ROLLA, Mo. – The University of Indianapolis men's soccer team fell victim to an upset loss on Sunday afternoon at Missouri S&T. The Miners, who entered the match with just four total wins on the season, broke the Greyhounds seven-game winning streak and won by a final of 3-2 on their home field. This marks the first time since 2012 that UIndy has lost to Missouri S&T in men's soccer.
 
The Hounds now sit at 9-3-3 overall on the season with a 6-3-2 mark in the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC).
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
UIndy found itself behind in just the 13th minute of play after Missouri S&T netted the first goal of the game. The Hounds would add the equalizer a short time later in the 17th minute on a goal by Michael Tselios off a short penalty kick pass from Jakob David. However, S&T entered the locker room up after scoring once again in the 37th minute on a penalty kick.
 
Unfortunately for the Greyhounds, the Miners would take a two goal advantage in the 76th minute on another goal, and this proved to be the difference maker. Despite a penalty kick goal by Ibo Yilmaz in the 77th minute, the Miners held on to claim the upset win.
 
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
-UIndy finished with 13 total shots while Missouri S&T had just seven.
-The Hounds managed nine corner kicks while the Miners had just one.
-S&T recorded 18 fouls while the Hounds had just nine.
 
UP NEXT
The Greyhounds will now wait to see who they will play in the GLVC tournament. Stayed tuned by checking in at www.UIndyAthletics.com.