Late Goal From Frye Leads to Draw With Hofstra

Saturday, October 10

Philadelphia, Pa.

1 p.m.

Drexel University

5-5-2, 2-3-1

Hofstra

7-2-4, 2-1-3

Team	1	2	Final F
Hofstra	0	1	1
Drexel	0	1	1

Late Goal From Frye Leads to Draw With Hofstra

10/10/2026 4:56:00 PM | Men's Soccer

Box Score

PHILADELPHIA – The Drexel men's soccer team tied a physical match to the Hofstra Pride, 1-1, on Saturday at Vidas Field.

Drexel created opportunities early, with Gustavo Santana drawing a foul 22 seconds into the game and a shot from Ben Weller in the third minute that went wide. The teams battled on both sides of the field but neither side was able to pull away. A pair of 12^th minute shots from Hofstra were off target. In the 20^th minute a shot from Victor Moerck was blocked. Raphael Bartell recorded the first save of the game from either team in the 21^st minute. The two teams continued to go back and forth, with neither generating many opportunities. Hofstra kicked a pair of corner kicks in the 30^th minute that were broken up. A 43^rd minute shot from Leon Park went high as the first half ended scoreless.

Both teams received early yellow cards to start the second half. A Hofstra penalty kick in the 50^th minute gave the Pride a 1-0 lead. The Dragons responded with a shot from Will Starker in the 52^nd minute that went wide. Drexel continued to generate opportunities, with a 57^th minute corner kick leading to shots from Tiago Lima Bittencourt and Starker. In the 71^st minute a Hofstra shot went high. A Pride shot in the 72^nd minute was saved by Bartell. In the 80^th minute the Dragons generated a number of opportunities, with five corner kicks and a shot from Morgan Worsfold-Gregg that went high and a shot from Santana going wide. The team's persistence paid off when Worsfold-Gregg connected with Daniel Frye who headed the ball into the net to tie things up in the 85^th minute. The teams battled until the end but ultimately the match ended in a draw.

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The Dragons will return to the pitch on Tuesday, October 13, to face Penn for Senior Night.