PRINCETON, N.J. – In a back-and-forth affair Tuesday night, the Saint Joseph's men's soccer team (3-5-0) came from behind to defeat Princeton (2-3-0), 3-2. Four different Hawks recorded a point, with graduate student Matias Mancini and junior James Fletcher paving the way with three apiece.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED:

• Rookie Blake Driehuis tallied his second goal of the season during the seventh minute of play after receiving a feed from Fletcher.
• SJU held a lead for almost 20 minutes before Princeton knotted the game with a score from James Wangsness on a right-footed shot inside the box.
• The Tigers jumped ahead with another goal scored from inside the box to go up, 2-1.
• Less than a minute later, Mancini sent a shot past the encroaching Princeton keeper that was blocked on the line by a Tiger defender but eventually put in by Fletcher.
• Mancini put the Crimson & Gray back on top with an easy score inside the box after a pass from graduate student Omry Perel. Perel cruised up the far sideline and found Mancini in the box. 

BEHIND THE BOX SCORE:

• SJU posted a 5-of-11 shots to shots on goal to best Princeton's 8-of-18.
• Sophomore Luis Ludason (2-2-0) picks up his second straight win after making six saves and allowing a pair of goals.
• Mancini's and Fletcher's three-point performances are the best of both their careers.
• Driehuis, Mancini, and Fletcher all scored their second goals on the campaign. All three are now tied for a team high five points on two goals and one assist each.

UP NEXT:
The Hawks return to Sweeney Field for another Atlantic 10 matchup on Saturday against UMass.