WILLIAMSBURG, Va. – The William & Mary men's soccer team scored once in each half and controlled play from the outset in topping Campbell, 2-0, on Saturday afternoon at Martin Family Stadium. Junior Graham Guidry scored his first collegiate goal with just 10 minutes remaining in the first half, before classmate Antonio Bustamante converted a second-half penalty kick to help the Tribe (3-2-2) snap the Camels' (4-2-1) five-match unbeaten streak.
 
Guidry entered the game in the 33rd minute and immediately paid dividends for the home side.  Junior Ryder Bell fed Guidry into space on the right side of midfield in the attacking third. The redshirt junior reserve took a pair of touches into the penalty area, before catching Campbell goalkeeper Matthew Mozynski leaning the wrong way with a strike inside the near post.
 
Sophomore reserve Julian Ngoh drew the Tribe's penalty in the 72nd minute. Bell gained spaced down the right side into the area and sent a dangerous cross to the penalty spot. Ngoh attempting to run onto the pass was tripped up from behind by a Campbell defender resulting in the PK. Bustamante stepped to the spot and calmly converted to double the Tribe lead.
 
Inside the Numbers
- W&M held a commanding 15-4 cushion in shots over Campbell, including a 7-1 advantage in attempts on goal. The Green and Gold outshot the Camels, 7-0, in the first half and 8-4 in the second.
- Twice in the first half, the Tribe hit the crossbar, before finally punching through on Guidry's marker. Bustatmante's attempt in the 19th minute clanged off the crossbar, while Ngoh's volley in the 31st hit the right corner of the woodwork.
- Senior goalkeeper Phil Breno made just one save, coming off a second-half free kick, to record his third shutout in the last five games.
- Bustamante led W&M with four shots, including two on goal, while Bell added three.
 
Notes
Guidry made his first appearance of 2017 on Saturday and scored his first collegiate goal … He is the sixth different goal scorer for the Tribe this season and the third player with a game-winner … On a hot and humid day in Williamsburg, the Tribe used a season-high six substitutions and reserves played a huge role in both Green and Gold goals … Bustamante converted his second career penalty kick and increased in career goal total to 17 … Bustatmante is the third Tribe player to score his second goal on the year, which is tied for the CAA lead … Bell tallied his first assist of the season on the game-winner and the eighth of his career … Breno recorded his 10th shutout as a member of the Tribe and the 12th of his collegiate career … W&M improved to 5-0 all-time against Campbell.  
 
Up Next
The Tribe travels to Longwood for a midweek match-up in Farmville on Wednesday, Sept. 20. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m., and the match will be streamed online via the Big South Network. Links for video and live stats can be found at TribeAthletics.com.