WILLIAMSBURG, Va. –  Four different players scored as the William & Mary men's soccer team closed the regular season in style with a 4-1 thumping of Colonial Athletic Association foe Charleston on Tuesday night at Martin Family Stadium at Albert-Daly Field. Fifth-year senior Graham Guidry and junior Reeves Trott found the back of the net in the opening half, while junior Tanner Shane and senior Remi Frost each scored their first career goals as the Tribe (5-9-2, 3-3-2 CAA) tallied a season-high four markers in the victory.
 
W&M opened its first-half onslaught after being awarded a penalty kick in the match's opening 10 minutes. Guidry played a side-footed through ball into the penalty area to freshman John Eberle, but the rookie was pulled down from behind by a CofC defender. Guidry stepped to the spot in buried the spot kick to give the Tribe the early lead.
 
W&M added two goals less than two minutes apart to increase the margin in 3-0 before the half. In the 34th minute, freshman James Bradley sent a corner kick into the middle of the box that found the head of sophomore Sam Golan. Golan directed the ball to the top of the area where Shane volleyed a shot into the right side of the net.  Just 96 seconds later, W&M added its third tally of the opening frame. Senior Marcel Berry started the play up the left flank where he found junior Lee Hogge. The Tribe reserve midfielder sent a cross into the box, and junior Reeves Trott one-timed it into the left side of the goal from 10 yards out.
 
The Tribe picked up where it left off in the first half, scoring just under five minutes into the second stanza. Again Berry started the offense as he collected a CofC clearance and fed classmate Remi Frost with a through ball. One-on-one with the keeper, Frost slotted a low shot past the charging keeper to push the lead to 4-0.
 
Charleston added a late goal in the 82nd minute on a nice individual effort from Matt Nozedar for the final margin. Nozedar beat his defender and bent a shot from 35-yards out inside the left post to get the Cougars on the board.
 
W&M Starters  - #1 Onyeador (GK), #4 Frost, #5 Golan, #7 Smith #8 Fuquene #9 Guidry, #12 Berry, #13 Shane, #17 Acosta #23 Eberle #24 Ngoh
 
Charleston Starters - #28 Kederer (GK), #3 Gulledege, #6 Cahill, #7 Nicholson, #9 Murray, #10 Heffron, #18 Adesodun, #20 Frantz, #21 Tweedie, #26 Page, #27 Nozedar
 
Goals
9' | Graham Guidry (W&M) (penalty kick)
34' | Tanner Shane (W&M) (Assist: Sam Golan, James Bradley)
35' | Reeves Trott (W&M) (Assist: Lee Hogge, Marcel Berry)
50' | Remi Frost (W&M) (Assist: Berry)
82' | Matt Nozedar (Charleston)
 
Inside the Numbers
- W&M held a 9-6 advantage in shots in the contest, including a slight 5-4 advantage in shots on goal.
- Both teams attempted two corner kicks in the contest.
- Redshirt junior Cole Smith fired a match-high two shots, while four other Tribe players (the goal scorers) attempted a shot.
- The Tribe tallied a season-high four goals to go along with a season-high 13 points. 

Notes
Fifth-year senior Graham Guidry opened the scoring with his third goal of the season and the fifth goal of his Tribe career … He converted his first career penalty kick and the first of the year for the Green and Gold … Junior Tanner Shane netted his first career goal in the 34th minute … It was the junior's fourth career point … On the play, sophomore Sam Golan added his second assist of the season and his career … It was the sixth point of his career … Freshman James Bradley was also credited with his first career point as he sent in the corner kick on the play … Junior Reeves Trott scored his second goal of the season and the 12th of his Tribe career … The Williamsburg native now has 29 career points … Redshirt junior Lee Hogge also added his first collegiate point with an assist on Trott's marker … Senior Marcel Berry added a pair of assists in the contest for his second and third points of the season … Berry has 25 career points, and three multi-assist games in his career … Senior Remi Frost scored his first career goal in the 50th minute … Frost has six career points … Fifth-year senior Sam Onyeador made a pair of saves in 72 minutes in goal, while senior Will Rosenbaum, who made his first career appearance, finished with a save in 19 minutes … W&M improved to 10-2-2 all-time against Charleston and remained undefeated at home against the Cougars at 6-0 … The Tribe is 4-1-1 since CofC joined the CAA in 2014.
 
What's Ahead
W&M earned the No. 5 seed for the 2018 CAA Championship. The Tribe will head to No. 4-seeded Delaware to begin its CAA title defense on Saturday, Nov. 3. The quarterfinal match carries a 7 p.m. start time.