WashU surrendered its first-half lead and fell 2-1 to Rochester at home in a UAA matchup. Ethan Wirtschafter put the Bears ahead, but Rochester scored twice after halftime, including a late penalty kick, to complete the comeback.

By the Numbers
  • Final score: Rochester 2, WashU 1.
  • WashU record: 9-3-2 overall; 2-2-0 in UAA play.
  • Cal L’Hommedieu made 4 saves in 90 minutes.
Yes, But

WashU controlled much of the first half and led at the break, but Rochester equalized early in the second half and won on a penalty kick in the 80th minute. The Bears did not record a shot after Rochester took the lead.

What's Next

WashU hosts No. 17 Emory on Sunday, Oct. 25, at 11 a.m. on Francis Olympic Field.

Bottom Line

The Bears’ strong start wasn’t enough: converting early control into a result will be crucial as they continue UAA play.