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Pomona-Pitzer Men’s Soccer Falls 1-0 to Denison in Physical Non-Conference Match

Pomona-Pitzer Men's Soccer lost a close, physical 1-0 match to Denison, with a strong defensive effort and numerous scoring chances. The loss brings their record to 3-2-0 ahead of SCIAC conference play.

Granville, Ohio – Pomona-Pitzer Men’s Soccer lost 1-0 to Denison on September 12, 2026, in a physical non-conference match played at California Lutheran University. The game featured seven yellow cards issued between the two teams, reflecting the intensity of the contest.

Denison took a 1-0 lead in the 18th minute when Colin MacDonald scored with an assist from Cade Priestap. Pomona-Pitzer had early chances including shots from Ryo Kasai and Nate McGlinchey but was unable to break through on the scoreboard.

Goalkeeper Gavin Honey made three saves in the first half to keep the Sagehens in the game. In the second half, Pomona-Pitzer continued to push offensively with attempts from Aidan MacLennan, Aidan Lopez Davis, Khalab Blagburn, Gus Colvin, and Blake Hartfelder between the 51st and 78th minutes, but Denison’s goalkeeper denied each shot.

The match remained physical throughout, with Pomona-Pitzer receiving three yellow cards late in the game. Despite sustained pressure for an equalizer, the Sagehens could not find the back of the net.

With the loss, Pomona-Pitzer’s season record stands at 3-2-0. The team will open SCIAC conference play on the road against California Lutheran University on September 16, 2026.

CSB Take

Pomona-Pitzer Men’s Soccer showed resilience and determination in a tightly contested and physical match against Denison. Gavin Honey’s strong goalkeeping kept the team close, while multiple second-half attempts highlight the offensive potential that the Sagehens can build upon. As they prepare to enter conference play, focusing on finishing scoring opportunities and managing physical games will be crucial for success going forward.


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