Drexel University Athletics

Dragons fall to Penn on Senior Day, 1-0
10/13/2026 8:27:00 PM | Men's Soccer
PHILADELPHIA – The Dragons fall to University City Foe; Penn, 1-0. Drexel moves to 5-6-2 on the season.
Before the game, Drexel men's soccer honored seniors Ben Weller, Julian Pittaoulis, James Fitzgerald, Christian Combs, Raphael Bartell, Niklas Taeger, Will Starker, Ignacio Alberola, Brian Salvino, Victor Moerck, Tiago Lima-Bittencourt and Max Haberl for their contributions to the program.
BY THE NUMBERS
The Dragons and Quakers were tied in shots with 13 each.
Drexel put five shots on goal, edging out Penn (4).
The Dragons bested Penn in corners 9-5.
Peter Punchello made his first appearance in a Drexel uniform, starting the second half in the net.
HOW IT HAPPENED
The Dragons would be tested early, ten minutes into the start of the match; Penn would drive a free kick into the box and sent a header towards the net. Bartell was there for the save to keep the Dragons even. Drexel would follow up with their own shot on goal as Salvino would rifle the ball to the top left corner and was stopped by the keeper's outstretched arms.
The Dragons would have the first shot of the second half as Salvino would take a shot on the left wing before being deflected by the keeper. The Quakers would strike first as Joaquin Niehenske scored from the top of the box. Drexel's Christian Combs would make a run to slip behind the defense before a one-touch shot to the bottom left corner, which was saved by Penn's keeper. The two teams would trade possession for the rest of the second half. The Dragons had their last chance of the game with just two minutes left; a shot by Moerck just went wide.
UP NEXT
The Dragons will travel to Stony Brook on Sunday, October 18th to take on the Seawolves. The game is scheduled to kick off at 2 p.m.
Before the game, Drexel men's soccer honored seniors Ben Weller, Julian Pittaoulis, James Fitzgerald, Christian Combs, Raphael Bartell, Niklas Taeger, Will Starker, Ignacio Alberola, Brian Salvino, Victor Moerck, Tiago Lima-Bittencourt and Max Haberl for their contributions to the program.
BY THE NUMBERS
The Dragons and Quakers were tied in shots with 13 each.
Drexel put five shots on goal, edging out Penn (4).
The Dragons bested Penn in corners 9-5.
Peter Punchello made his first appearance in a Drexel uniform, starting the second half in the net.
HOW IT HAPPENED
The Dragons would be tested early, ten minutes into the start of the match; Penn would drive a free kick into the box and sent a header towards the net. Bartell was there for the save to keep the Dragons even. Drexel would follow up with their own shot on goal as Salvino would rifle the ball to the top left corner and was stopped by the keeper's outstretched arms.
The Dragons would have the first shot of the second half as Salvino would take a shot on the left wing before being deflected by the keeper. The Quakers would strike first as Joaquin Niehenske scored from the top of the box. Drexel's Christian Combs would make a run to slip behind the defense before a one-touch shot to the bottom left corner, which was saved by Penn's keeper. The two teams would trade possession for the rest of the second half. The Dragons had their last chance of the game with just two minutes left; a shot by Moerck just went wide.
UP NEXT
The Dragons will travel to Stony Brook on Sunday, October 18th to take on the Seawolves. The game is scheduled to kick off at 2 p.m.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
Penn
Drexel
Goals
1
0
Shots
13
13
Shots on Goal
4
5
Saves
5
3
Corners
5
9
Fouls
7
6
Scoring Plays

Joaquin Niehenke (1)
Assisted By: Tim Shine
GOAL by Penn Niehenke, Joaquin Assist by Shine, Tim.
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