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Sophomore midfielder Pete Caringi converted a penalty kick in the 41st minute, leading UMBC to a 1-0 victory over 黑料视频 in an America East Conference men鈥檚 soccer game on Oct. 11, at the Bearcats Sports Complex. The match marked the first of a season-high, three-game home stand for the Bearcats.

Despite the final score, Binghamton outshot the visiting Retrievers, 11-2. The only other shot for UMBC other than the decisive penalty kick was on a free kick late in the second half.

Although the Bearcats outshot UMBC 7-0 in the opening 40 minutes, they were called for a foul inside their own penalty area. Caringi converted the kick, giving him a team-best four goals for the season.

In the final 20 minutes of regulation, Binghamton made a furious attempt to tie the game with four more shots on goal. In the end, however, they were unable to find the back of the net.

鈥淚 thought we played more than well enough to come out of here with three points,鈥� head coach Paul Marco said. 鈥淚t is unfortunate that we did not get any. We were a little unlucky tonight.鈥�

Dan Louisignau made four saves for UMBC in recording the shutout. Other than the penalty shot, sophomore goalkeeper Chris Hayen did not face any shots on goal.

The Bearcats鈥� backline of freshmen Jamie Forbes and Derrick Ladeairous, sophomore Kevin Bunce and junior Trey Jasenski allowed its fewest shots on goal this season.