WALTHAM, Mass. (10/7/26) - The Franklin Pierce University men's soccer team battled Bentley University on Wednesday afternoon for a hard-earned 2-2 draw on the road.
The Ravens came out strong and made their presence felt offensively, finding the back of the net twice in the opening half. Franklin Pierce continued to apply pressure throughout the contest, creating chances and keeping Bentley's defense on its heels.
After Bentley opened the scoring, the Ravens responded with two goals of their own to take a 2-1 advantage. Franklin Pierce's attacking pressure was led by
Guillermo Rios, who finished the afternoon with a team-high two goals, providing a major spark for the Ravens. Bentley eventually leveled the score at 2-2, but Franklin Pierce remained composed and continued to compete through the final whistle.
The Ravens nearly found another breakthrough late, earning a corner kick with less than a minute remaining and continuing to push for the game-winning goal. The numbers reflected an evenly matched battle. Franklin Pierce recorded 13 shots, six shots on goal and four corner kicks, while Bentley finished with 14 shots, nine on goal and two corners. The Ravens also held Bentley to just two goals and finished the game with seven saves.
NEXT UP: The Ravens return home Saturday, October 10, to face Adelphi University at 4 p.m., looking to build on Wednesday's strong performance.
