EASTON, Pa. -- Sophomore goalkeeper Yamil Montenegro (Merida, Mexico) picked up his first career shutout as the Stony Brook men's soccer team played Lafayette to a scoreless draw on Tuesday night from Oaks Stadium. With the result, the Seawolves move to 3-8-2 (0-3-0 AE) while the Leopards sit at 8-3-2 (4-1-0 Patriot).

Quoting head coach Ryan Anatol
"Tonight I feel a little dissatisfied leaving with a tie. I thought we deserved more. Our guys carried the game for large periods and created some really good chances. But we also defended well when we needed to. This group continues to show up and fight for each other and I am looking forward to now having a few days of preparation and getting back onto the field this Saturday."

Highlights

• The Seawolves took the first three shots on goal of the night. Redshirt junior Gabriel Fernandes (North Babylon, N.Y.) took the first shot in the second minute but his attempt was saved by Lafayette keeper Jack Cisneros.
• Lafayette didn't muster a shot on goal until the 34th minute but the shot was saved by Montenegro.
• In the 72nd minute, freshman Danny Jara (Queens, N.Y.) had a look at the goal but his shot hit the post and the contest remained scoreless.
• Junior Joey Landicino (Yorktown, N.Y.) took the only shot of the first overtime period.
• Lafayette got three shots off in the final overtime frame but weren't able to convert.

Stats and Notes

• Montenegro made five saves in the contest. It was his first start since Sept. 10.
• Freshman defender Sebastian Rojek (Wayne, N.J.) made his first start since Sept. 2.
• Fernandes took a career-high four shots in the game.

Don't miss your chance to see the squad in action when they return home to face America East-foe Binghamton on Saturday, Oct. 19 at 7 p.m. from LaValle Stadium. Admission to all regular season soccer games at LaValle Stadium is free to all fans.