CLINTON, N.Y. – The Oswego State men's soccer team lost a nonconference contest at Hamilton College on Tuesday afternoon. Oswego was able to have more on-goal attempts than the Continentals but were unable to cash in those opportunities.

THE BASICS

• Result: Hamilton 2, Oswego 0
• Location: Love Field – Clinton, N.Y.
• Records: Hamilton 1-0-0 | Oswego 1-1-0

HOW IT HAPPENED

• The Laker defense did not allow a single on-goal attempt in the first half, giving way to a scoreless game heading into half time.
• Hamilton put two shots on-net in the first 30 seconds of the second stanza, scoring on the latter at 45:29.
• Slightly less than eight minutes later, Laker goalie Brian Terra made a save but the shooter rebounded the ball, put another shot on that went for Hamilton's second and final score of the game.
• Five of Oswego's seven on-goal chances came in the final 25 minutes, including four from the 82nd minute.
• Despite peppering the Continental goalie, a pair of opportunities from Steven Rojas and single attempts from Anthony Paris, Omar Espinoza and Caleb Asamoah went for naught.
• Paris and Rojas had the other two Laker on-goal shots.
• Terra made four saves in the loss.
• Each team was awarded two corner kicks, with both of Oswego's coming in the second half.

WHAT'S NEXT

The Lakers will travel to Skidmore College this weekend for its Alumni Invite, which has Oswego facing Stockton University at 12 p.m. on Saturday.