PITTSBURGH, Pa. — The West Virginia Wesleyan College men's soccer team fought to a 1-1 draw on the road against Point Park University on October 7, 2026, at F.N.B. Stadium. Powered by a first-half goal from Nicolas Nauta and a stellar 10-save performance from goalkeeper Lucas Fry, the Bobcats withstood relentless offensive pressure to secure the result in front of 235 spectators.
Point Park pushed hard early in the match, testing Fry with five shots on target within the first 18 minutes, but the Wesleyan goalkeeper turned away every attempt. Wesleyan gradually found its rhythm and broke the deadlock in the 34th minute. At 33:57, Nicolas Nauta found the back of the net off setup passes from Sante Klosterman and Tarun Gill to give the Bobcats a 1-0 lead. Fry added two more saves late in the opening half to keep Wesleyan ahead heading into the break.
Point Park responded quickly after halftime when Joel Gomez Mozo scored unassisted at 46:29 to tie the game at 1-1. The physical intensity picked up in the second half, with Wesleyan's Sante Klosterman and Jackson Dalton picking up yellow cards in the 48th and 77th minutes. Point Park pressed for a game-winner, but Fry remained firm in goal, making key second-half saves on attempts from Hector Moreno, Adam Zellmer, and Louis Guffroy. Wesleyan generated late chances through Rex Chiles and Max Ottenheijm, but Point Park goalkeeper Anthony Fusay finished with three saves on the day as the match concluded in a tie.
Overall, Point Park outshot Wesleyan 22–10 in total attempts and 11–4 in shots on target, while also holding a 7–1 advantage in corner kicks. Wesleyan committed 12 fouls and received two yellow cards, whereas Point Park recorded 6 fouls and one yellow card issued to Nicolas Serrano in the 17th minute.
