The Mount Marty University (MMU) men's soccer team secured a strong home victory, defeating the Waldorf University Warriors 4-1 on Sunday, October 26, 2025. The Lancers move their record to 3-6-4 overall and 1-5-4 in the GPAC with the win, marking their first conference victory of the season.

Mount Marty's offense was dynamic and relentless, registering over 30 total shots and exploding for three late goals after Waldorf briefly tied the match.

Statistical and Offensive Dominance

The Lancers dominated every major statistical category, showcasing a superior offensive attack and strong goalkeeping.

• Shots: MMU out-shot Waldorf by a massive 31-11 margin.

• Shots on Goal: The Lancers put 18 shots on goal, forcing the Waldorf keeper to make 14 saves.

• Corner Kicks: Mount Marty earned a significant advantage in corner kicks, leading 13-0.

• Goal Leaders: Oliver Danzer was the top scorer with 2 goals, both scored in the second half. Arthur Rodriguezand Steven Mambo each added a goal.

Scoring Summary

Mount Marty took an early lead, but the decisive action came in the final 17 minutes of the second half.

• 1st Half (2:59): Arthur Rodriguez started the scoring with an unassisted goal early in the match. (1-0 MMU)

• Waldorf Goal (2nd Half, 73:49): Waldorf found the equalizer with a goal from Anthony Olivera. (1-1 Tie)

• 2nd Half (76:05): Oliver Danzer immediately answered Waldorf's goal with an unassisted score just over two minutes later to reclaim the lead. (2-1 MMU)

• 2nd Half (82:51): Steven Mambo extended the lead, scoring off an assist from Dylan Davila. (3-1 MMU)

• 2nd Half (88:18): Oliver Danzer scored his second goal of the day, assisted by Witse Moulaert, to seal the 4-1 victory.

Individual Highlights

• Goal Scorers: Oliver Danzer (2), Arthur Rodriguez (1), Steven Mambo (1).

• Goalkeeping Excellence: Goalkeeper Esteban Gomez recorded 9 saves to hold the Warriors to just one goal.

• Attack Leaders: Oliver Danzer led the team with 9 shots (7 on goal), and Jose De Araujo added 6 shots (2 on goal).

The victory is a major boost for the Lancers, securing their first GPAC win of the season potentially earning them a spot in the GPAC Tournament depending on other results on Wednesday.