Oct 18 | Men's Soccer
Box Score | Postgame Press Conference
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DALLAS (SMU) — SMU Men's Soccer won 3-2 against Boston College at Washburne Stadium on Saturday.
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Stephan Soghomonian scored his second hat trick of the season as the Mustangs capitalized on a strong second-half showing to win their third Atlantic Coast Conference match of the season.
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The Mustangs outshot Boston College 14 to four in the second half. They outshot 18 to five through 90 minutes and controlled 57 percent of the possession.
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Kevin Hudson's team is now 3-1-2 in ACC play and has an overall record of 7-3-3.
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How It Happened
In a balanced first half, SMU had the initiative in the first few minutes of the match.
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Stephan Soghomonian took the Mustangs' first big chance on a free kick right outside the penalty box. He curled a strong shot towards the goal, which the goalkeeper punched away.
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Both teams had their spell of possession through the first 38 minutes of the match before the Eagles opened the scoreline. They scored on a transition from the left wing.
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The visitors led 1-0 after 45 minutes.
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SMU was on the front as soon as the second half started.
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The Mustangs broke through with the equalizer through Stephan Soghomonian's header in the 67th minute.
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Daniel Escorcia freed up Ryan Clanton-Pimentel on the right wing, who then swung a cross into the penalty box, which Soghomonian confidently headed into the bottom right corner of the goal.
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Three minutes later, SMU earned its chance to take the lead through a penalty kick due to a BC defender handball. Soghomonian scored the penalty kick in the 69th minute.
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In under five minutes, the Mustangs won their second penalty kick of the match as Jaylinn Mitchell drew a foul inside the penalty box. Soghomonian took the penalty and converted it in the 73rd minute to extend the lead and score his hat trick.
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Boston College decreased its deficit to 3-2 in the 82nd minute, but SMU's defense stood tall to claim three points after 90 minutes.
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Other Notes
SMU will play its final regular-season road match at No. 1 Stanford on Oct. 26.
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DALLAS (SMU) — SMU Men's Soccer won 3-2 against Boston College at Washburne Stadium on Saturday.
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Stephan Soghomonian scored his second hat trick of the season as the Mustangs capitalized on a strong second-half showing to win their third Atlantic Coast Conference match of the season.
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The Mustangs outshot Boston College 14 to four in the second half. They outshot 18 to five through 90 minutes and controlled 57 percent of the possession.
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Kevin Hudson's team is now 3-1-2 in ACC play and has an overall record of 7-3-3.
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How It Happened
In a balanced first half, SMU had the initiative in the first few minutes of the match.
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Stephan Soghomonian took the Mustangs' first big chance on a free kick right outside the penalty box. He curled a strong shot towards the goal, which the goalkeeper punched away.
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Both teams had their spell of possession through the first 38 minutes of the match before the Eagles opened the scoreline. They scored on a transition from the left wing.
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The visitors led 1-0 after 45 minutes.
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SMU was on the front as soon as the second half started.
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The Mustangs broke through with the equalizer through Stephan Soghomonian's header in the 67th minute.
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Daniel Escorcia freed up Ryan Clanton-Pimentel on the right wing, who then swung a cross into the penalty box, which Soghomonian confidently headed into the bottom right corner of the goal.
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Three minutes later, SMU earned its chance to take the lead through a penalty kick due to a BC defender handball. Soghomonian scored the penalty kick in the 69th minute.
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In under five minutes, the Mustangs won their second penalty kick of the match as Jaylinn Mitchell drew a foul inside the penalty box. Soghomonian took the penalty and converted it in the 73rd minute to extend the lead and score his hat trick.
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Boston College decreased its deficit to 3-2 in the 82nd minute, but SMU's defense stood tall to claim three points after 90 minutes.
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Other Notes
- SMU improved its record against Boston College to 2-2-1.
- Stephan Soghomonian became the first Mustang to score multiple hat tricks in a single season since Jelldrik Dallmann in 2023.
- Soghomonian is one of only two players to score multiple hat tricks this season;Â NC State's Donovan Phillip is the other player.
- Soghomonian has scored eight goals in the last four games. Scored multiple goals in the last three home matches.
- This is the 12th time SMU has outshot an opponent this season.
- Villads Landsperg played his 12th 90-minute match of the season. Clocking 1165 minutes on the field in 13 matches.
- Daniel Escorcia and Ryan Clanton-Pimentel each made an assist. Escorcia leads the team with six assists this season.
- This is the fourth time SMU's defensive line has held an opponent to five shots or fewer this season.
- The Mustangs have scored three or more goals in three matches this season.
SMU will play its final regular-season road match at No. 1 Stanford on Oct. 26.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
BC
SMU
Goals
2
3
Shots
5
18
Shots on Goal
5
7
Saves
4
3
Corners
3
7
Fouls
11
15
Scoring Plays

Johannes Hanken Tjostheim (8)
Assisted By: Russell Brown , Aidan Farwell
GOAL by BC Hanken Tjostheim, Johannes Assist by Brown, Russell and Farwell, Aidan.
37:16

Stephan Soghomonian (7)
Assisted By: Ryan Clanton-Pimentel , Daniel Escorcia
GOAL by SMU Soghomonian, Stephan Assist by Clanton-Pimentel, Ryan and Escorcia, Daniel.
66:29

Stephan Soghomonian (7)
SMU Stephan Soghomonian PENALTY KICK GOAL.
68:21

Stephan Soghomonian (7)
SMU Stephan Soghomonian PENALTY KICK GOAL.
72:46

Johannes Hanken Tjostheim (8)
Assisted By: Russell Brown
GOAL by BC Hanken Tjostheim, Johannes Assist by Brown, Russell.
81:01
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