MARION, Ind - In their first match on the pitch in 18-days, Indiana Wesleyan men's soccer collected a come from behind 2-2 draw with Goshen College. The Wildcats struck first in the 17th minute on a Philipp Basara goal, assisted by Jonas Becari. The Maple Leafs would produce a fast second-half start burying the Wildcats in a 2-1 hole. 

The duo of Basara and Becari would write a different ending for the red and gray in the 87th when Basara found Becari for the game-tying goal.


INSIDE THE BOX

• GC fired off 20 shots landing six on frame, while IWU landed seven on frame with 15 shots taken.
• Both teams took five corner kicks in the contest while 41 fouls were called between both clubs.
• Each team earned two yellow cards, with Goshen claiming the only red given out. 

REEB PERSPECTIVE

• I am proud of the guys and their effort tonight being down a number of starters and key contributors. We battled back after being down and got a result. It showed resilience and toughness, which are staples of our program. It's wasn't the result that we wanted, but our focus now is to get healthy for the upcoming conference tournament.

NEXT TIME OUT

• Indiana Wesleyan will turn their attention to the Crossroads League Tournament as they will boast the No. 2-seed. 
• The red and gray will host the Tournament Quarterfinals on Saturday with their opponent still being decided.