DOVER, Del. – The Marymount (Va.) University men's soccer team remained on the road for another Capital Athletic Conference matchup on Wednesday night, dropping a 3-1 decision to Wesley College. 

It was the Saints that came out firing early in this one, registering the first shot on target in the sixth minute off the foot of freshman Rodney Ngoh. MU continued to test Wesley goalkeeper Zack Baker, seeing another blasted in the 26th minute from junior Ahmed El-manialawy, but it was the Wolverines that would strike first a minute later for the 1-0 lead. 

It didn't take long after for the Saints to battle back to draw the score even. In the 37th minute, freshman Mynor Lopez found El-Manialawy for the finish. 

Senior Logan Cropper continued his impressive goaltending skills in this match, turning away seven shots for the game. But the Wesley offense kept the shots coming, eventually putting two more in the back of the net in the second half to seal up the 3-1 decision. 

The Saints fired off 10 shots for the game, five on goal, while the Wolverines put 10 on target. 

Marymount travels back home for its next match, welcoming St. Mary's College of Maryland to Long Bridge Park on Saturday, October 10 for a CAC contest. First touch is set for 1 p.m.