INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Drury men's soccer fell 1-0 to Indianapolis in its second Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) matchup of the weekend. 
 
Drury started the game strong against Indianapolis. Joe Loughnane had the first shot of the game in the third minute, followed by Lui Bull forcing a save from the Greyhounds' goalkeeper in the fourth minute. The Panthers continued to pressure the Greyhounds' defense with another shot from Mattheo Ledoux in the eighth minute and Sam Tagg in the 12^th minute. Indianapolis grew into the game with shots of its own, none of which tested goalkeeper Camden Meyer. The teams went into the break tied 0-0. 
 
The Panthers opened the second half with a shot from Sam Tagg in the 46^th minute. Indianapolis responded with three shots in the 49^th, 50^th, and 51^st minutes, all of which were defended by Drury. The Greyhounds continued to put pressure on the Panthers and eventually found a goal in the 72^nd minute to take a 1-0 lead. Drury responded with a shot from Mattheo Ledoux in the 85^th minute that Indianapolis's goalkeeper saved. 
 
HOW IT HAPPENED

• Joe Loughnane had the first shot of the game in the third minute.
• Lui Bull forced a save from Indianapolis's goalkeeper in the fourth minute. 
• Mattheo Ledoux and Sam Tagg had shots on the target in the eighth and 12^th minutes.
• The Panthers defended the Greyhounds' chances throughout the rest of the first half. 
• Drury went into halftime with three shots on target to Indianapolis's zero. 
• Sam Tagg opened the second half with a shot in the 46^th minute. 
• Indianapolis had a string of shots that were stopped by Drury's defense. 
• Camden Meyer made a save in the 71^st minute to keep the game level.
• The Greyhounds scored in the 72^nd to take a 1-0 lead. 
• Mattheo Ledoux forced a save from Indianapolis's goalkeeper in the 85^th minute.
• Carson Morgan had the last chance of the game in the 89^th minute but couldn't find the back of the net.
• Drury fell 1-0 to Indianapolis. 

HIGHLIGHTS

• Mattheo Ledoux led the Panthers with two shots on target. 
• Sam Tagg also tallied two shots.
• Camden Meyer made two saves against Indianapolis.
• Meyer is now ranked seventh all-time in career saves.
• Carson Morgan, Sergio Aznar, and Camden Meyer played all 90 minutes.
• Morgan and Meyer have played every minute this season.
• Drury moves to 1-3-5 on the season.

 
UP NEXT
Drury is back home for more GLVC play, hosting defending conference champion Lewis on Friday, Oct. 10, and Upper Iowa on Sunday, Oct. 12. Kickoffs are set for 7:30 p.m. Friday at Lake Country and 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Harrison Stadium.

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