WAYNESBURG, Pa. (Sept. 20) – The Waynesburg University men's soccer team hosted Lancaster Bible College on Monday for a rare weekday afternoon contest. After building a 2-0 lead late in the contest, Waynesburg saw the Chargers score three goals in less than three minutes to pull off a shocking 3-2 win.
 
After a scoreless first half, Waynesburg (1-5) opened the scoring with a goal in the 49^th minute that came courtesy of senior Daniel Hott (Cumberland, Md. / Fort Hill). Sophomore Tyler Mohrbacher (Freedom, Pa. / Freedom) set up the go-ahead tally. Just over 20 minutes later, Hott set up sophomore Ben White (Bluefield, W.Va. / Graham) for an insurance goal that seemed to all but spell victory for the host squad.
 
Early in the 84^th minute, Lancaster Bible (4-1-1) broke up the shutout. Exactly one minute later, the visiting squad tied things up at 2-2 and the game seemed destined to go to overtime. However, early in the 88^th minutes, LBC completed the unbelievable comeback and stunned the crowd at John F. Wiley Stadium.
 
Freshman goalkeeper Michael Francus (Bethel Park, Pa. / Bethel Park) played a masterful 84 minutes before giving up the three goals. The first-year keeper tallied 12 of his 13 saves before the game-deciding scores found the back of the net.
 
Waynesburg kept itself in position to win, despite being outshot by a 26-10 margin and a 16-7 difference in shots on goal. The Jackets also stood up to a physical Lancaster Bible squad that committed 14 fouls.
 
Waynesburg will try to bounce back from Monday's disappointment on Saturday, Sept. 25, when it hosts Marymount. Start time is scheduled for 2 p.m.