Atlanta, Ga. – The Brevard College Men's Soccer (1-5-0) team fell to Oglethorpe College (3-2-0) on Monday afternoon by a score of 6-0 in a non-conference test in northern Atlanta, Ga. The Tornados fell on Monday after picking up their first win of the 2018 season against Guilford College last week.

Oglethorpe came out with a consistent attack in this match, as they tallied three goals in the first half alongside three goals in the second half.

The 19^th and 20^th minutes proved to be costly in the first half for the Tornados, as Oglethorpe found the back of the net three times within this two-minute span.

Oglethorpe came out in the second half looking to attack the Brevard defense as well. The Stormy Petrels rang home two goals in the 56^th minute and added an insurance goal in the 87^th minute following an Alex Tenjhay yellow card.

Brevard could not slow down the onslaught of the Oglethorpe attack. The Tornados were unable to attempt a shot in the first half, and only mustered two attempts in the second half. Meanwhile, Oglethorpe launched a fury of shot attempts. The Stormy Petrels fired 18 shots in the first half while taking 17 shots in the second half, leading to a 35-2 shooting margin.

Newly named USA South Conference Defensive Player of the Week Patrick Hall (1-5-0) recorded 11 saves in the contest, tying his season high previously recorded against Montreat.

Freshman Goalkeeper Ilias Lankford logged the first action of his Brevard career in this match.

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