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11/9/2002 12:00:00 AM | Men's Soccer
Nov. 9, 2002
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. -- The top-seeded Boston College Eagles defeated the eighth-seeded Providence College Friars, 4-0, in BIG EAST Men's Soccer Tournament Quarterfinal action on Saturday, November 9 in Chestnut Hill, Mass.
The Friars, who were making their first BIG EAST Tournament appearance since 1998, played a strong first half and trailed, 1-0, after 45 minutes of action. Boston College tallied the lone goal of the first half when Casey Schmidt kicked in a rebound at 18:21.
However, the Friars got into foul trouble when freshman back Brian Baker (Annapolis, Md.) was given a red card 10 minutes into the second half and the team was forced to play short handed for the remainder of the game. Boston College took advantage of the short-handed Friars and tallied three goals in the second half to earn the win. BC's goals in the second half were scored by Adam Pfeifer at 64:50, Bill Arnault at 70:08 and Uri Magen-David at 82:12.
Friar sophomore goalkeeper Jeff Newman (Northboro, Mass.) made nine stops in the loss.
With the win, Boston College improved to 13-4 overall, while Providence finished the season with a 7-11 record.
at Chestnut Hill, Mass.
Providence (7-11) 0 0 -- 0Boston College (13-4) 1 3 -- 4
SCORING: BC, Casey Schmidt (Bobby Thompson) 18:21; BC, Adam Pfeifer (Pat Haggerty) 64:50; BC, Bill Arnault (unassisted) 70:08; BC, Uri Magen-David (unassisted) 82:12.
SAVES: PC, Jeff Newman 9 (90:00): BC, Kyle Singer 3 (90:00)