HOW IT HAPPENED

• For the first 45 minutes, neither team made much noise. Together, Grinnell and the Prairie Wolves attempted 28 shots, but none found the net.
• The first goal for Nebraska Wesleyan came early in the second half. Junior Alex Kohler blasted a ball in between the pipes for his third goal of the year. The assist was credited to senior Alex Aguilar.
• Alex Aguilar scored the final goal for the Prairie Wolves in the 78th minute. Both Alex Kohler and freshman Bryan Andrade were given credit for an assist.
• A pair of saves from Zachary Weis helped the Prairie Wolves record their first clean sheet of the season.
• With two goals, and the win, the Prairie Wolves have broken the school record for the most consecutive games scored in, to begin a season. The streak is currently at eight. 

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE

• Alex Aguilar: 3 shots, 1 shot on goal, 1 goal, 1 assist
• Alex Kohler: 2 shots, 2 shots on goal, 1 goal, 1 assist
• Bryan Andrade: 7 shots, 2 shots on goal, 1 assist
• Zachary Weis: 2 saves, 1.00 SV%
• 1st Half: 13 shots, 0 saves, 2 corner kicks, 7 fouls
• 2nd Half: 6 shots, 2 saves, 0 corner kicks, 5 fouls

HEAD COACH BRANDON BONILLIA'S COMMENTS

• "The guys played really well today. I am very proud of this group and their effort."
• "We were able to keep a zero on the board for the first time all season, along with scoring in eight consecutive games to open the season for the first time in school history."
• "These guys deserve this. They have worked for it. I'm just very happy they got to taste victory and I hope they keep that taste in their mouth and we can keep rolling."
• "We are off to Gustavus next. They are a top-25 team so we have to be ready."

UP NEXT
The Prairie Wolves (2-5-1,0-0) will travel to St. Peter, Minnesota on Tuesday, September 20, to take on Gustavus-Adolphus College. Game time is set for 3:00 p.m.