Box Score Purchase, N.Y. – Led by two goals from freshman Kevin Jardines (South Gate, Calif.), the College of Mount Saint Vincent Men's Soccer team scored at 5-2 road league win on Sunday at NYU-POLY. The win is the first for the Dolphins over the Jays since the 2008 season and the first against a Skyline Conference opponent since a 4-0 win over Yeshiva on September 25, 2011.
 
Jardines got the Mount on the board in the 36^th minute on Sunday with the eighth goal of his rookie campaign. He finished off a feed from Hubert Bararwandika (Bronx, N.Y.) at the 35:20 mark of the match to send the Mount to the half leading 1-0.
 
Matthew Samaan (Manalapan, N.J.) would extend the Dolphins' lead to two goals in the 55^th minute when he converted a penalty kick and Tavelli Errar (Mount Vernon, N.Y.) picked up the eventual game winning goal in the 65^th minute when he buried a shot into the top corner for a three goal advantage.
 
Jardines would strike again just under six minutes later with his team leading ninth goal of the season, before Matthew Burke scored for the Jays at 72:56 to get NYU-POLY back to within a three goal disadvantage.
 
Freshman John Everson (Greenwood Lake, N.Y.) would get the goal back for Mount Saint Vincent in the 83^rd minute when he finished off a pass from Bararwandika at 82:40 for his first career tally to make it a 5-1 advantage for the Mount. Tom Houge closed out the scoring in the final minute for NYU-POLY.
 
Mount Saint Vincent finished the game with five different players with a point with Jardines moving into the team lead in goals with nine and points with 21. Bararwandika is now tied for the team lead in assists with four and has a new career-high in points with eight.
 
David Melchor (Los Angeles, Calif.) picked up the win in goal o Sunday after making four saves for the Dolphins. NYU-POLY's Paul Lima made five stops for the Jays in the loss.

Overall in the contest, Mount Saint Vincent finished with a 19-7 advantage in shots overall and a 10-6 edge in shots on goal. Corner kicks were even at two in the match and fouls were whistled 14-9 against the Dolphins.
 
Sunday's win snaps a two game slide for Mount Saint Vincent and moves it to 10-2 overall and to 1-2 in league play. The Dolphins will be back in action again on Wednesday night when they travel to Purchase. Kick-off with the Panthers is set for 7:00 p.m.

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