HUNTINGTON, Ind. -- The Indiana Wesleyan University men’s soccer team racked up another victory on Saturday as they defeated host Huntington (Ind.) by a 4-1 score on Saturday afternoon for their seventh consecutive win.

Indiana Wesleyan (11-4-0, 6-1-0 CL) finally surrendered a goal as Huntington (7-8-1, 2-5-0 CL) scored in the 35th minute. The Indiana Wesleyan streak of five straight shutouts is over as the streak reached 543 minutes 57 seconds.

“Another solid performance from the guys today,” said Wildcat head coach Luke Sanford. “While we’re certainly on a hot streak, I don’t think we’ve actually started playing our best soccer yet. This group is capable of more and I’m excited to see that when it comes.”

The Wildcats struck first with a goal in the 25th minute. Kyle Beimers (SR/Grand Rapids, Mich.) headed in his first goal of the season off a corner kick from Evan Young (JR/Colorado Springs, Colo.). Ten minutes later Huntington found the equalizer when Miguel De Sousa scored to tie the match at 1-1.

But just before the half, Jacob Denlinger (JR/Miamisburg, Ohio) struck a ball from 25 yards out that beat the Forester keeper in the upper 90. The goal in the 43rd minute gave the Wildcats a 2-1 lead heading into halftime.

Indiana Wesleyan struck quickly with a pair of goals in the first 10 minutes of the second half. Caleb Denlinger (JR/Miamisburg, Ohio) added a goal in the 51st minute off an assist from Derek Williams (SO/Rockford, Mich.). Caleb Denlinger struck again in the 56th minute to ice the 4-1 victory for Indiana Wesleyan.

“The Denlinger brother have been hot,” said Sanford. “They’re really doing well in combination and are putting good shots on frame.”

The Wildcats outshot the Foresters 13-6 on the afternoon and 7-5 in shots on goal. Josh Goepper (SR/Shelby Township, Mich.) made three saves in 79 minutes while Collin Stewart (SO/Fishers, Ind.) played the final 11 minutes and collected one save.

Indiana Wesleyan returns home on Wednesday night for their final regular season home match of the season. Indiana Wesleyan hosts Spring Arbor (Mich.) on Senior Night with a 7 p.m. kickoff.

“We’ve got a good opponent coming in on Wednesday and we need to be on our game,” stated Sanford. “We’re looking forward to continuing our good form and will try to improve every game. Our standard is high and we will always push ourselves to be excellent.”