PHILADELPHIA – The Holy Family University men's soccer team could not overcome a 20th minute Bloomsburg goal in a 1-0 loss to the unbeaten Huskies on Wednesday night at Tiger Field. 
 
Inside the Box Score

• Holy Family had double the amount of corners as Bloomsburg, 6-3
• The Huskies had the slight advantage in shot on goal, 4-3
• Both teams had just one attempt on net in the second half

 
How it Happened 
First Half

• After Bloomsburg had the first the first two attempts, both off target, Dakota Taylor (Willow Grove, Pa./Archbishop Wood) forced the first save of the evening on a free kick in the 11th minute
• Sean Touey (Rockledge, Pa./Abington) had HFU's best chance just over seven and a half minutes later when Taylor found him on top right of the box, but his shot went high  
• The Huskies found the net just under a minute and a half later
• The next attempt following the goal did not come until Taylor shot wide in the 36th
• After Bloomsburg forced back-to-back saves by Luke Shank (Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks West) six minutes ahead of the break, Gavin Rowan (Levittown, Pa./Neshaminy) forced a stop in the final minute

Second Half

• Joel Richmond (Bridgetown, Barbados/Church Farm) sent a dangerous cross across the six-yard box in the 54th minute
• Rowan and Richmond then had off-target efforts one minute apart in the 57th and 58th
• Holy Family's lone shot on goal in the half came from Touey in the 64th 
• Joseph Amabile (Beachwood, N.J./Toms River South) sent in a dangerous cross to no avail five minutes later
• Nicolloyd Dinham (Manchester, Jamaica/(ASA)) and Eric Williams (Philadelphia, Pa./Roman Catholic) kept the score at 1-0 thanks to their defensive efforts inside the box in the 79th minute
• One minute later Williams set up Touey for a header that went high
• The Tigers' last shot, which was blocked, came from a Will Stackhouse (Philadelphia, Pa./Archbishop Ryan) free kick in the 83rd 
• Shank made his lone save of the half in the 86th

 
Up Next
Holy Family opens up Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) play at defending regular season champion Post this Saturday at 2:30 p.m.