WESTON, Mass. – A second half offensive flurry came up wanting and Regis' Jacob Freitas scored 1:59 into the overtime frame to hand the Colby-Sawyer men's soccer team a 1-0 defeat on Saturday afternoon at Regis Stadium. 

The Basics:

Score: Regis College 1 - Colby-Sawyer 0
Records: Colby Sawyer (1-5-0, 1-3-0 GNAC) | Regis (4-2-0, 2-1-0 GNAC)
Location: Weston, Mass. – Regis Stadium   

The Summary:
 

• Callum Buchanan (Eastbourne, England) registered both Colby-Sawyer shots on target in the first half, one in the 14th and another in the 29th minute, but Pride keeper Freddie Beckmann stopped both attempts.
• Regis also tallied two shots on net in the opening stanza, but both were stopped, one by Lucas Boetsch (Rockport, Maine) the other by Ryan Witty (Wilton, Conn.).
• The second half saw the Chargers offense explode, with 12 shots registered in the frame, four on target, but all were stifled by Beckmann. Regis tallied just four shots, two on target, that were turned away by Witty. 
• In extra time, the Chargers quickly set-up Braeden Carleton (Rutland, Vt.) but his shot did not find its mark. Regis quickly worked the ball down to their offensive end and Jacob Freitas found the back of the net off a pass from Federico Lavini-Ayalla 1:59 in, giving the Pride the overtime win.

 
Coaches Corner 
"We played our best game of the year," said Head Coach Bob Reasso. "They are a very good, well-coached team. We were the better team today and we out-played them, especially in the second half. We had a number of great scoring chances but could not finish. We lost Lucas [Boetsch] in the first half, but Ryan [Witty] came in and played really well. In the first overtime we had a great chance to score and missed the target. They came back down, got behind us and scored the winner. I am very proud of our guys."
 
 
Stats & Figures:

• The Chargers out-shot the Pride 18-8 on the afternoon, and had six shots on net all stopped. 
• Witty finished the day with three of the Colby-Sawyer's four saves. 

 
Up Next:

Colby-Sawyer travels to Chicopee, Mass. on Wednesday, Sept. 29 for a 7 p.m. match-up against newest GNAC member Elms College. The meeting will be just the fourth all-time for the two teams, the first since 2014, with Colby-Sawyer earning the only win in the series, a 3-2 victory at home in 2013. The other two meetings had the teams battle to double overtime ties. 
 
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