MONTGOMERY, Ala. -- Aristarchus Oluwatuyi scored his second goal of the season, and the Auburn University at Montgomery men's soccer team totaled 18 shots against Christian Brothers University in a narrow 2-1 defeat on Sunday afternoon.

Score: AUM 1, CBU 2
Records: AUM 2-3-2 (2-1-1 GSC) | CBU 5-2-1 (2-2 GSC)
Series: CBU leads 3-2-1
Location: Montgomery, Ala. | AUM Soccer Complex
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HIGHLIGHTS

• A barrage of shots marked the tone of the game early, as AUM had three and CBU had two in the game's opening seven minutes. 
• Each team continued to get looks at the net, but the first half ended without a goal. 
• AUM out-shot CBU 12-4 in the opening half of action.
• The Warhawks found the first goal of the contest just after the halftime intermission when Oluwatuyi headed home his second goal of the season.
• Landon Surratt rifled a throw into the box, Charlie Elliott headed the ball toward Oluwatuyi, and the Nigerian forward put the home team up 1-0 in the 49th minute.
• The lead remained in the talons of the Warhawks until a Habib Binate header finished off a full-field boot from goalkeeper Max Klinck.
• Lucho Galizzi found the winner for CBU in the 72nd minute as the Bucs took the three points away from home.

STAT OF THE GAME

• AUM amassed 18 shots to CBU's nine, but the Bucs were able to convert two for goals against just one score for the Warhawks.

"Congratulations to Christian Brothers on a great battle," said head coach Matthew Thorne. "We are disappointed to concede the lead after we got a great goal from Aris. The Gulf South Conference is one of the toughest conferences in the country, and if you do not play for a full 90 minutes, you can get punished. But now we move on and shift all of our focus onto our recovery and a tough opponent next Friday night."

UP NEXT

The Warhawks remain at home to take on nationally ranked Lee (Tenn.) University on Friday, Sept. 23 at 7 p.m. at the AUM Soccer Complex.

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