Rockville Centre, N.Y. - The St. Thomas Aquinas College Men's Soccer team opened its East Coast Conference schedule on Saturday afternoon with a 4-0 blanking of Molloy University at the RVC Sports Complex on Long Island.

STAC remains perfect on the year a 3-0-2 overall and 1-0 in ECC play, while Molloy slips to 1-4-1 and 0-1.

The Spartans tallied goals four second half goals from Nicholas Sadorf (4th), Alejandro Zuniga (3rd) and Uhunoma Fredrick-Ilekhuoba (2nd), while also getting a gift goal off of the foot of a Lions defender.

How it Happened

• 51st Minute: A pass from midfield by Uhunoma Fredrick-Ilekhuoba found the foot of teammate Nicholas Sadorf, who danced around Molloy keeper Dennis Mejia and put a soft shot to the back of the net to make it 1-0 STAC.
• 57th Minute: Nicholas Sadorf's cross attempt from right to left, went off the foot of a Lions defender and chipped past Mejia to give the Spartans a 2-0 advantage.
• 82nd Minute: Off of a Molloy turnover at midfield, a Yahir Hernandez pass to Alejandro Zuniga was blasted from outside the 18 to the top-portion of the net, beating Dennis Mejia to give the maroon and gold a commanding 3-0 lead.
• 89th Minute: In the closing moments of the match, Uhunoma Fredrick-Ilekhuoba took a pass from Malik McGregor inside the six and fired a shot under a diving Mejia to the back of the net to close the scoring for the Spartans at 4-0.

Inside the Box Score

• Nicholas Sadorf picked up this fourth goal of the year in the match and is now one behind teammate Kevon Evans (5) on the team leaderboard.
• St. Thomas Aquinas outshot Molloy 17-8 and earned an 8-3 advantage in corner kicks over the Lions.
• Uhunoma Fredrick-Ilekhuoba and Kevon Evans both registered a game-high four shots apiece.
• Calle Olle Petter Gunnarsson (W, 3-0-2) stopped all four shots faced to pick up his first shutout and third win of the season.

Up Next

St. Thomas Aquinas College visits Assumption University on Saturday, September 23 for 3 p.m. matchup at Normand R. Marois '57 Field in Worchester, Massachusetts.