Men’s Soccer vs Kentucky Wesleyan Photo Gallery
The Cedarville Men’s Soccer team tied Kentucky Wesleyan 0-0 Thursday afternoon in a G-MAC matchup.
The Yellow Jackets had 9 shots to no avail, but Eben Dewhurst held off the panthers with three saves. The Jackets move to 4-5-2 on the season, and 2-3-2 in conference matchups, currently holding sixth place in the G-MAC.
They will look to bounce back against Walsh University on Thursday, October 17 at 6:00 p.m.
Photos by Logan Howard
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