RIVERDALE, N.Y. \u2014\u00a0A second-half outburst powered the way for the Quinnipiac men’s soccer program, as they now have two wins in two tries to start Metro Conference play after a 3-1 victory over host Manhattan on Wednesday night.<\/p>\n
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\nNow with second points and sitting in a tie for second in the league, the Bobcats got a pair of goals 11:26 apart in the second half from William Holum<\/a> and Remy Barone<\/a>, helping the squad ensure the road victory.<\/p>\n
\nThe teams split the first half, as Taehyeon Lim<\/a> buried a penalty kick with Barone drawing the foul to give Quinnipiac the 1-0 lead inside the first 10 minutes.<\/p>\n
\nIt was a high-flying contest with 36 shots total and 16 on frame. Five different Bobcats put a shot on frame, while Alexander Hansen<\/a> recorded four saves in the victory.
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\nSTATS AND NOTES<\/p>\n
\n\tBarone recorded his first collegiate multi-point game, recording a goal and assist in the second 45 minutes.
\n\tLim now has a team-best five goals and 12 points on the season, scoring his first goal since Aug. 28 against Yale.
\n\tHolum became the second Bobcat to record multiple goals in this young campaign, scoring his second of the year. It was also his first game-winning goal of 2026.
\n\tQuinnipiac posted 15 shots with 10 on frame. The 15 shots are the most since their 20 at Yale on Aug. 28.
\n\tThe 10 shots on goal are highest since 11 against Providence on Aug. 24.
\n\tQuinnipiac has won four consecutive and five of its last six regular season conference games dating back to last season.
\n\tThe Bobcats earned their first win at Manhattan since 2017, going 0-2-1 in their last three trips to Gaelic Park.
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\nQuinnipiac returns home on Oct. 3 as part of Bobcat Weekend festivities, welcoming Canisius to town for a 1 p.m., kickoff. The game can be seen live on GoBobcats.com.<\/p>\n