Five scorers lift JMU to 5–0 win at Georgia Southern
James Madison scored four times after halftime and held Georgia Southern without a shot on target in a 5–0 road victory Saturday. The Dukes improved to 7–4–2 overall and 4–0–1 in the Sun Belt.
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James Madison scored four times after halftime and held Georgia Southern without a shot on target in a 5–0 road victory Saturday. The Dukes improved to 7–4–2 overall and 4–0–1 in the Sun Belt.
Dylan Randazzo headed in the opening goal at 40:03, then assisted Christer Salvesen’s goal at 55:33. Chris Niblock made it 3–0 at 70:00 before setting up Leon Kondic at 76:16. Diego Ossa converted a penalty with 14 seconds remaining.
JMU put nine of its 12 shots on goal and earned its fourth consecutive clean sheet. Georgia Southern finished with seven shots, none on target. Randazzo and Niblock each recorded a goal and an assist.
The victory extended JMU’s unbeaten run to eight matches and left the Dukes with 13 conference points. They travel to Marshall on Wednesday, Oct. 21, for a 7 p.m. match.