The Men's Soccer Team was unable to keep its playoff hopes alive by losing to eventual conference tournament champion McPherson College, 0-2, Friday night in Ottawa. Tabor was able to keep the Bulldogs off the scoreboard in the first half, but McPherson put in two goals in the second to capture a spot in the conference finals.
The men's team will return 10 of 11 starters, including their European tandem of freshman Liam Mclean (Newcastle, England) and freshman Robert Masson (Dalgety Bay, Scotland), and also junior Andy Adrian (Buhler, Kan.). All received All-KCAC honors.
Hillsboro, Kan. - The Tabor College Men's Soccer Team advanced to the semifinals of the KCAC tournament after a 3-0 upset win of third-seeded Ottawa University Saturday in Ottawa, Kan.
The Bluejays were on the attack from the start, building a 2-0 lead in the first half off goals from junior Dallas Pruitt (McPherson, Kan.) and junior Andy Adrian (Buhler, Kan.).
The Bluejays Men's Soccer Team scored twice in the first half, while holding Friends University scoreless Wednesday afternoon. But the second half looked different, as Friends was able to add five goals to Tabor's one, giving Friends the victory, 5-3.
The Tabor College Men's Soccer Team lost on the road Saturday night as it fell to Bethel College, 0-4. Despite the loss, the Bluejays still qualified for the KCAC Tournament.
The Threshers used a balanced attack to score two goals in the first half, and added two more goals in the second half.
Tabor (4-3-1 KCAC, 7-9-1 Overall), will host Friends University Wednesday, Nov. 5, at 2:30 p.m., to decide its seeding in the KCAC Tourney.
Hillsboro, Kan - Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference honored four Bluejay soccer players for their efforts this season as they were named to the All-KCAC Teams.
Freshman Liam Mclean (New Castle, England) received top honors as he was named First Team All-Conference as well as Freshman of the Year. Mclean recorded 11 points on the season as he tallied seven assists, good for 4th in the KCAC, while also kicking in two goals for the Bluejays.
