NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. – The Westminster College men's soccer team won, 3-2, over Oberlin College at home Wednesday evening.
 
Westminster (5-4), winners of three-straight games, had a 2-0 lead at halftime and 3-1 lead with eight minutes left in the contest.
 
Titan senior goalkeeper Ezra Cimino (Brookline, MA / Waldorf) earned a career-high 12 saves in the victory.
 
Senior Ahmed Cisse (Germantown, MD / Clarksburg) scored the first goal of the game in the 15^th minute with a 20-yard shot. Freshman Nathan Otero (Rio Rancho, NM / V Sue Cleveland) had the assist.

What a shot by senior Ahmed Cisse! #titanpride

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— WC Titan Athletics (@WC_Titans) September 25, 2019

Sophomore Adam Saunders (Ellwood City, PA / Riverside) extended Westminster's lead to 2-0 with a goal to the top right of the net after receiving a pass from sophomore Zac Marzula (Wexford, PA / North Allegheny) in the box with five minutes left in the frame.

Sophomore Adam Saunders scores for the Titans! His goal is the difference now with Westminster up 2-1 in the 2nd! #titanpride pic.twitter.com/kAjoXYWqDZ

— WC Titan Athletics (@WC_Titans) September 25, 2019

Oberlin (3-6) cut into Westminster's lead with a goal by Ben Kessler (assisted by Eddie Aguayo) nine minutes into the second half.
 
Westminster scored a much-needed insurance goal at the 81:58 mark when freshman Ivan Mojica (Santa Rosa, CA / Elsie Allen) knocked the ball in the back of the net off an Oberlin deflection. The Yeomen tried to clear the ball that was kicked from sophomore Logan Mannheimer (South Park, PA / South Park) who tapped it over the Oberlin goalie.

Titan freshman Ivan Mojica's goal was the difference in Westminster's win over Oberlin! #titanpride pic.twitter.com/BORqhUM6mP

— WC Titan Athletics (@WC_Titans) September 26, 2019

The Yeomen made it interesting with a late goal with 40 seconds left, courtesy of Kessler finding Charlie Stube, but Westminster held Oberlin off in the final seconds for the victory.
 
The Titans will host Bethany College for their Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) opener Saturday, September 28 at 2:30 p.m.