WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - The William & Mary men's soccer team battled Loyola (Md.) to a 0-0 draw on a soggy Friday night at Martin Family Stadium at Albert Daly Field. The game was shortened to 90 minutes and overtime was not played due to extremely wet field conditions and severe weather in the area. With the result, the Tribe's record sits at 1-1-1, while the Greyhounds, who are just outside the national top 25 and ranked No. 1 in the Northeast Region, moved 2-0-1.

The Tribe controlled a majority of the match and outshot Loyola 17-8. W&M had a 9-1 advantage in shots in the first 45 minutes, which included an 9-0 run on shots after the Greyhounds put one on target in the third minute.

W&M's best two chances came in the second half. The first came in the 65th minute when senior William Eskay turned a shot that was headed to the far post. Unfortunately, a Greyhound defender was able to clear the would be goal off the line. The other came in the 76th minute as junior Ryder Bell lofted a shot, which looked to be headed over the head of the keeper, but Loyola's Chase Vosvick recovered to make the save.

Both goalkeepers were credited with shutouts in the match. Vosvick recorded seven saves for the Greyhounds, while senior goalkeeper Phil Breno had three stops and earned his first shutout of the season.

W&M Starters - Breno (GK), Frost, Golan, Bustamante, Bell, Berry, Shane, Eskay, Acosta, Trott, Spain

Loyola Starters - Vosvick (GK), Watson, Carter, Brown, Carlsson, Sharfi, O'Connor, Fawole, Campbell, Walker, Brown

Goals
No Scoring

Inside the Numbers
- The Tribe finished the match with a 17-8 advantage in shots, including an 8-3 advantage in shots on-goal.
- Despite the heavy advantage in shots, the second half was more even as the Tribe just held an 8-7 advantage in shots.
- Juniors Antonio Bustamante and Ryder Bell each fired a game-high three shots on the night for the Green and Gold. Redshirt senior Riley Spain, senior William Eskay, and freshman Sam Golan each had two shots for W&M.

Notes
The game was called after 90 minutes due to unplayable field conditions ... Phil Breno made saves on all three shots that came on target for his first shutout of the season ... It was Breno's eighth shutout of his W&M career as well as his 10th collegiate shutout ... The draw was the Tribe's first since a 0-0 tie against James Madison on Sept. 28, 2016 ... Coincidentally, that match was stopped after 80 minutes because of lightening ... With the result, the all-time series between W&M and Loyola goes to 15-9-5 ... The Tribe also remains unbeaten (6-0-3) against the Greyhounds since 1999.

What's Ahead
W&M hits the road for a season-long three-match road trip. The swing gets underway on Tuesday, Sept. 5, at George Washington. Kickoff from the nation's capital is set for 2 p.m.