KERRVILLE, Texas - The Concordia Texas men's soccer team did an excellent job turning defense into offense in a 2-1 win over Schreiner University. Leo Lopez and Samuel Narvaez notched their first goals of the season to help the Tornados secure their fourth win in a row at Mountaineer Soccer Field on Sunday. 

CTX kept the pressure on Schreiner all game as the Tornados outshot the Mountaineers 16-9, and junior goalkeeper Joshua Redding only faced two shots on the day. 

Both teams remained scoreless for the majority of the first half until Lopez stole the ball from a defender and fired the ball into the net right before haftime in the 44th minute.

Keeping the pressure on after the intermission, sophomore midfielder Melvin Molina initiated a counter attack with a steal deep into Schreiner territory. He would then get his second assist of the season with a pass to Narvaez for the score. 

Nursing a 2-0 lead, the Tornados were two minutes away from their second clean sheet in as many matches, but the Mountaineers capitalized on a handball in the penalty box. This would be the final tally of the match as CTX would claim the 2-1 victory.

Concordia Texas will now have well-deserved rest before their next match up in 12 days when they take on Southwestern at 7 p.m.

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