Bluefield, VA – The Rams faced a challenging match up against Tennessee Wesleyan University, ranked sixth in the conference, ultimately succumbing to a 5-0 defeat. The game proved to be a tough test for the team, which was out shot 21-4 throughout the contest.

Despite the scoreline, the Rams showed resilience early on. They managed to maintain solid defensive play, with goalkeeper Marin Balac making an impressive eight saves. The Rams held their ground effectively until the first goal was conceded in the first half.

However, as the match progressed, the Rams struggled to maintain their composure. In a rapid succession of plays, they allowed Tennessee Wesleyan to score four goals in under 30 minutes, marking a dramatic shift in momentum.

Head coach Gabriel Blakman reflected on the match, stating, "Tennessee Wesleyan has always been a tough opponent. We are working every day to keep improving and show the potential that we have on the team." His words highlight the ongoing commitment to growth and development within the squad.

Looking ahead, the Rams will face another tough opponent, the fifth-ranked Milligan University, on Wednesday, September 25, at 7 PM.