BOSTON, MA – Army Men’s Soccer fell 4–0 on the road Saturday evening to Boston University at Nickerson Field in its Patriot League opener. The Terriers scored once late in the first half and added three more after the break, dropping the Black Knights to 1-2-3 on the season.
Boston University struck first in the 30th minute when Andrea Di Blasio finished a pass from Dylan Williams to give the Terriers a 1–0 lead. Army generated six first-half shot, including attempts from Reef McGee, Ronald Zhai, Jubril Bamgbala, and Kasem Minzey, but entered halftime trailing by one.
The Terriers extended their advantage early in the second half, scoring in the 49th and 53rd minutes to make it 3–0. Di Blasio added his second of the match in the 58th minute to push the lead to 4–0.
Army continued to create chances, producing four second-half shots and finishing with 10 total attempts. Senior forward Jubril Bamgbala led the attack with multiple efforts on frame, while Brantley Wigginton added two shots on goal off the bench.
Goalkeeper Collin Gilbert recorded four saves in 68 minutes before Blair Camargo entered in relief and added one save.
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