PITTSBURGH, Penn. – Woo Jeon and Oliver Wynn each tallied a goal and an assist as the No. 8 (NSCAA) ranked Kenyon men's soccer team earned a 3-0 win over Catholic University of America on Saturday afternoon. The non-conference match was played at Carnegie Mellon University's soccer field.
 
In the match, the Lords held the Cardinals to two shots on goal while capitalizing on their opportunities in the contest.
 
Kenyon had three attempts in the first half before Jeon broke the scoreless tie at the 39th minute. The third-year player from Madison, Wisconsin got by Catholic's goalie at the top of the box and finished for his first goal of the year.
 
On the flip side, the Cardinals got just one shot off in the opening half which was blocked by the Kenyon defense.
 
The Lords didn't take long to increase their lead after halftime.
 
A little over eight minutes in, senior Dalton Eudy headed home a pass to push Kenyon's lead to 2-0.
 
Wynn then capped off the scoring in the 65th minute. Jeon and Brice Koval assisted on the goal which saw the ball get passed from the far post and finished by the junior midfielder.
 
Catholic had three straight good looks starting at the 84-minute mark to try and cut into a 3-0 deficit. Tyler Martin hit the crossbar and later got two shots off on Sam Clougher but both were saved.
 
Next up for the Lords is a match tomorrow starting at 3 p.m. against Frostburg State University. The contest will again be played at CMU's soccer field.