CALEDONIA, Mich. — The Parkside men's soccer team defeated Davenport 1-0 on Sunday, improving to 6-7-1 overall and 4-5-1 in conference play. Parkside goalkeeper
Mateusz Pass made eight saves in the shutout as Davenport finished with a 17-15 edge in shots.
Pass was tested early as Davenport took a shot, two corner kicks and a Drew Matyunas attempt that Pass saved at 1:59. The Rangers moved in front at 4:45 when Gio Magana scored off assists from
Hudson Scheiber and Pablo Seco, and Pass later stopped shots from Kevin Hubbell and Ethan Engle as the score remained 1-0. The middle of the half included Rangers chances from Scheiber and Magana around a pair of corners, while Davenport committed four fouls. Davenport generated the heavier late pressure, including an Archie Oliver shot off the woodwork at 33:16 and two more Oliver shots saved by Pass, but
Tank Anderson and Scheiber added late attempts for the Rangers before the visitors took a 1-0 lead into halftime.
The second half opened with several fouls on both sides around Davenport's Isiah Meyer shot at 49:13, which Pass saved. The Rangers pushed forward soon after, with
Keven Sosa putting shots on frame at 50:55 and 56:53 around two corner kicks, and Sosa added another attempt at 57:46 before
Massimo Juarez received a yellow card at 59:39. The Rangers kept generating chances through
Carlos Manjarrez,
Lucas Ahonen and Magana, while Pass made back-to-back saves on Engle and Matyunas in the 66th minute to keep Davenport off the board.
Valentin Sandoval forced another save at 72:47, the Rangers added a late corner and Sosa shot, and the half ended scoreless as the Rangers closed out a 1-0 result.
Magana scored the game-winning goal and finished with three shots. Scheiber recorded an assist and put three of his four shots on goal. Seco Zabala added an assist for the Rangers. Pass made eight saves over 90 minutes and finished with a shutout.
The Rangers are 6-7-1 overall and 4-5-1 in conference play. Davenport is 3-8-4 overall and 2-6-2 in conference play.
Up next, the Rangers begin their final homestand of 2026 by hosting Roosevelt University on Friday, Oct. 23, at noon at Wood Road Soccer Field in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
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