GOSHEN, Ind. - The men's soccer team is off to its best seven-game start to a season in 20 years after a 4-0 shutout win over IU-Columbus on Saturday night at the GC Soccer Complex. Four different Maple Leafs scored and Gabriel Viau made six saves.

Goshen's first goal came in the eighth minute after applying some pressure in the box. Iker Fernandez-Andes ended up with the ball as the goalie was out of position. He found Alejandro Portocarrero who had a better view of the goal, and fully capitalized on his chance, putting Goshen up 1-0 early. Just three minutes later, Eli Simones sent a cross to William Jackson, who scored right in front of the net.

Goshen was up 2-0 at the break after more than doubling the shots total of the Crimson Pride. Not long after the second half began, Fernandez-Andes got his second assist of the match on a pass to Adrian Gonzalez Martinez. The last goal came in the 72nd minute. Pedro Diegues found Arturo Hernandez-Barrera, who managed to stay onside down the right side. He scored to put Goshen up 4-0, which would be the final score.

Goshen put up 20 shots in the game, and 14 were on goal. IU-Columbus had nine shots and six were on frame. Gabriel Viau made six saves in the shutout - the most saves he has had in a game as a Maple Leaf. Goshen had a very balanced attack, with their 20 shots coming from 12 different players. Nine different players had a shot on goal. Hernandez-Barrera led the squad with three shots on goal. Gonzalez Martinez, Jackson and Diogo Coelho had two apiece.

Goshen (5-1-1) hosts Rochester Christian on Wednesday, September 17, at 5:00 pm.