Colgate advanced to the third round of the NCAA Championship after wins over UMass and Michigan.
The second round of the DI Men's Soccer Championship will end Sunday, leaving just 16 teams in the hunt for the national title. There have already been several upsets, including Fordham defeating No. 11 seed Virginia, Colgate knocking off No. 13 seed Michigan, and SMU topping No. 14 seed Georgetown.
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Here are the best goals from Week 12 of men's soccer action.
Jannik Loebe – Fordham
After falling behind 1-0, Fordham rallied to beat St. Francis Brooklyn 3-2 in overtime. Jannik Loebe scored the Rams' first goal from 30 yards out on an incredible long-range strike. You can watch it below beginning at the 0:21 mark.
Highlights from tonight's thrilling @FordhamSoccer overtime victory over St. Francis Brooklyn in the first round of the #NCAASoccer Tournament #RamsRising pic.twitter.com/CilLRtKkcT
— Fordham Athletics (@FordhamRams) November 17, 2017
Deshawon Nembhard, Jordan Machado – FIU
The game between FIU and Omaha wasn't even a minute old when Deshawon Nembhard scored for the Panthers. Jordan Machado added an insurance goal in the 26th minute on a free kick.
Kynan Rocks – Columbia
Columbia's Kynan Rocks scored the game-winner in double overtime against William & Mary to send the Lions to the second round, where they fell to top-seeded Wake Forest.
ICYMI: @ColumbiaMSoccer is moving on in the NCAA Tournament after this impressive game-winner in double OT! #RoarLionRoar pic.twitter.com/hoPi9imqap
— Columbia Athletics (@GoColumbiaLions) November 17, 2017
Frantzdy Pierrot – Coastal Carolina
Frantzdy Pierrot scored the game's only goal in Coastal Carolina's 1-0 win against Mercer.
Highlights from the @CoastalMSoccer win over Mercer tonight, 1-0 the final. pic.twitter.com/0iOUfgXFZ9
— Chris Parks (@ChrisParksWBTW) November 17, 2017
Gabriel Ruiz – Seattle
Seattle won an in-state battle against Washington 3-2 in the first round of the NCAA tournament. Gabriel Ruiz scored the game-winner in overtime.
Habib, Sergio, and Gabe in highlights from last night’s NCAA win at Washington! #GoSeattleU pic.twitter.com/XE906i0eem
— SU Men's Soccer (@seattleumsoc) November 17, 2017
Tom Barlow, Mike Catalano, Mitch Guitar – Wisconsin
Wisconsin was responsible for the highest scoring output in the first round of the tournament as the Badgers defeated Illinois-Chicago 4-1. Tom Barlow scored twice in the game, including the game-tying goal in the 43rd minute.
It was a dang good night at McClimon and a dang good night to be a Badger. #OnWisconsin pic.twitter.com/HklLTOyGuK
— Wisconsin Soccer (@BadgerMSoccer) November 17, 2017
Karl Brown – Colgate
What a week it has been for Colgate. The Raiders picked up their first-ever NCAA tournament win with a 2-0 victory over Massachusetts, then followed it up with an upset of No. 13 seed Michigan in the second round. Karl Brown scored the game-winner against UMass, providing the spark for Colgate's historic tournament run.
GOOOOAAAAALLLLLStroud hits the post, but Karl Brown buries the rebound and the Raiders lead UMass 1-0 in the 11th minute! #GoGate pic.twitter.com/fvVGaXQFNg
— Colgate Men's Soccer (@ColgateMSOC) November 16, 2017
Julio Moncada – UNC Wilmington
UNC Wilmington needed less than one minute of overtime to score the game-winner against Presbyterian. Julio Moncada scored the goal off of a corner kick. You can watch it beginning at the 3:28 mark below.
VIDEO | Take another look at last night's 1-0 overtime victory over Presbyterian in #NCAASoccer First Round action. #1Team1Goal @CAASports pic.twitter.com/e6oeksnFfw
— UNCW Men's Soccer (@UNCWMenssoccer) November 17, 2017
Albany
Albany defeated Maryland, which was ranked among the top teams in the country earlier in the season, 5-4 in penalty kicks after the two sides were tied 0-0 after two overtimes. You can watch the penalty kicks below.
The saves. The scores. The win. @UAlbanyMSoccer survives and moves on! #AEMSOC #AEPride pic.twitter.com/r0nlt6irUT
— America East (@AmericaEast) November 17, 2017
Brandon Perdue, Max Wilschrey – Old Dominion
Old Dominion defeated NC State 2-0 in the first round thanks to these goals from Brandon Perdue and Max Wilschrey.
Hear from Coach Dawson after last night's 2-0 win over NC State in the NCAA First Round! (Part One)#ODUSports #Monarchs #NCAASoccer pic.twitter.com/VWQ13BfKiM
— ODU Men's Soccer (@ODUMensSoccer) November 17, 2017
