Box Score:

Sewanee, Tenn. – After a late start due to a weather delay, LeTourneau University's men's soccer team came up short in the first game of its two-game road trip, losing at Sewanee, 5-1.

The Tigers (2-2-1) score three goals in the first half and followed up with two in the second, and LETU (3-2) could never get over the hump.

The YellowJackets stung the Tigers early, when Bridger Roberdeau nailed one to the back of the net from an assist by Blaine Wright in the 13^th minute. This was Roberdeau's first goal on the season.

Sewanee would go on to rattle off five unanswered goals, after David Edge captured the Tigers first goal at the 26^th minute mark. Trevor Reichman punched one after a setup from Edge at the 34^th minute. Severin Velasco scored on an unassisted goal 4:47 minutes later to make it 3-1 going into the half. Reichman found the back of the net again in the second half off the assist by Tashinga Vhumisai. Andrew Delves scored the final goal of the game in the 77^th minute.

LETU goalkeeper CJ Leyva had eight saves. Sewanee goalkeeper JP Furman stopped three shots.

Inside the Box:
The Tigers outshot LeTourneau 24-10, which included a 13-5 deficit on goal.
Sewanee committed 13 fouls, collecting four yellow cards. LETU had 11 fouls.
The YellowJackets had five shots on goal, three of them from Roberdeau and one each from Enrique Salazar and Nahum Serrano.

Up Next:
LeTourneau will cap off its two-game road trip at Birmingham-Southern College Sunday at 12 p.m.