Box Score The Colorado College men's soccer team dominated from start to finish Friday afternoon as the Tigers defeated George Fox University 5-1 at Washburn Field.

CC took an early 1-0 lead less than four minutes into the contest as its two captains connected for the score. Senior Andrew Worthington found himself in front of an open net after taking a crossing pass from junior Max Grossenbacher and slid the ball past GFU goalie Murray Noble. The Tigers scored twice more in the first stanza as senior Stuart Beezley tallied his second of the season off an assist from Christian Wulff in the 31^st minute and fellow senior Hunter Martinez scored his first of the campaign with a highlight-reel goal in the 37^th minute.

Martinez took a pass from junior Soren Frykholm and weaved through the Bruin defense, finally finding himself in front of the net with his back to the goal. Somehow, Martinez was able to knock the ball into the net with his heel while still facing the middle of the field.

"Hunter's goal was really nice," said Colorado College head coach Horst Richardson. "It is good to see him back in the lineup after his injury and hopefully this goal will speed up his recovery process."

Junior Seth Newby scored his first goal of the season to make it 4-0 in the 50^th minute as Wulff posted his second assist of the game with a nice high pass into the box that Newby collected and fired past Noble from 12 yards.

GFU got on the board when Sean Owens headed in a corner kick in the 82^nd minute, then CC freshman Killian Cockran notched the first goal of his career in the 85^th minute off an assist from fellow freshman Sam Block to cap the scoring.

"This was a very satisfying win for us today," said Richardson. "We had a quick pace the entire game with good passing and possession. It was also a nice opportunity to play some of our freshmen and it paid off with them getting a goal."

The Tigers outshot GFU 26-11 overall and 18-4 in shots on goal. Senior Brandon Ogilvie led the Tigers with five shots. Junior Tom Crosby did not have to make a save in the first half before giving way to junior Ian Horne, who made three saves in the second half. Noble made 11 saves for the Bruins.

CC hosts Kean University on Saturday, Sept. 6 beginning at 1 p.m. The game will be played on Stewart Field.