Box Score Orangeburg, N.Y. - (9/25/2016) – Chestnut Hill College made use of their corner kick advantage, using the peripheral restart to score twice in today's Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) contest at Dominican College. Unfortunately, both tallies came in response to a Charger score, only the Griffins did not have an answer for the home team's final tally, which came 3:39 seconds into overtime. Junior midfielder Joseph Casaletto (Sewell, N.J.) located junior forward Zachary Gray (West Sussex, England) for the Griffins first responsorial score at 39:35 (1-1) and junior midfielder Charles Simpson (Dalgety Bay, Scotland) found freshman midfielder Paris Bruhn (Horst Holstein, Germany) for the second at 75:05.
 
Dominican College (3-5, 2-1) controlled the early play and eventually was first on the scoreboard with a 28^th-minute connection (1-0 at 27:18). Chestnut Hill College (1-6, 0-4) increased their intensity in reply. The result was a successful corner kick restart for Casaletto, who located Gray for his first goal of the season at 39:35 (1-1).
 
After intermission the Chargers wasted little time regaining their advantage as a cross into the Griffins' box found its way to the lower left corner of the net with a successful strike from junior forward Fernando Gutierrez (Mexico City, Mexico) at 49:23 (2-1). The Scarlet and Gold answer began with a shot from sophomore forward Jason Doherty (Letterkenny Donegal, Ireland) at 54:08, but the prize would not manifest until twenty minutes later, when Simpson pinpointed Bruhn the equalizer - his first collegiate goal – at 75:05 (2-2).
 
Unfortunately, the contest was decided on the first shot of the overtime frame; a cross to the head of Gutierrez that beat senior goalkeeper James Jackson (Sewell, N.J.) at 93:39. It was the fifth shot for Gutierrez, who led the Chargers in a 22-15 shot advantage. Two others recorded four shots each while senior goalkeeper Steven Hegner (Ponoma, N.Y.) earned the win (3-5) with five saves.
 
Gray and junior midfielder Vini Brito (Sao Paulo, Brazil) each recorded three shots for Chestnut Hill College, but Doherty led the Griffins with four attempts off the bench. Jackson (1-6) totaled eight saves.

The Chestnut Hill College men's soccer team continues their CACC schedule on Wednesday, September 28, when they begin a four-game home stand with a 4:30 p.m. contest versus Goldey-Beacom College.