SALEM, Va. - The Roanoke College men's soccer team finished out the 2025 season on a high note as they took a 4-0 victory over Guilford at Kerr Stadium. 

Game Information 
Roanoke 4, Guilford 0 
Records: Roanoke (8-10, 2-7), Guilford (4-12-2, 1-7-1) 
Location: Salem, Va. (Donald J. Kerr Stadium) 

How It Happened 

• William Gardiner sent a ball down the wing for Austin Briggs in the 34th minute. Briggs then drove down the right side and delivered a cross to a wide open Pacific Ibanzi. Ibanzi then finished it one-time with his right foot into the lower left corner. 

• In the 40th minute, Logan Lavinder found himself with room to cut in and drive on the left flank. Lavinder then put in a through ball to Carlos Lomena who ran onto it and finished with a looping ball over the keeper. 

• Ibanzi took a corner in the 61st minute that ricocheted off A Guilford player a found its way inside the back post to make it 3-0. 

• Chase Rubincam played a long ball into Austin Briggs who settled it and slipped it through to Lomena. Lomena then found himself in a 1v1 with the keeper and chipped it over with enough curl to make it past the post and round out the scoring for the night. 

Notes and Notables 

• Ibanzi's goal was his first of the season. He now has two career goals, both of which are against Guilford and served as the game-winning goals. 

• Lomena's brace is the first multi-goal performance of his career and brings his season total to three tallies. 

• Briggs' assists were the first two of his career as well as his first points. 

• Similarly, Lavinder's helper was the first of his time with the Maroons and his first career point. 

• Carter Laatsch led the team in shots with four. Lomena and Harrison Kraus were right behind with three each. 

• Aidan McHugh got the start in goal but did not need to make a save in his 45 minutes of work. McHugh then turned it over to Denzel Marufu and John Carter Austin who split time in the second half. 

• Austin recorded the only save of the game, which was the first of his career, in the waning minutes. 

• Roanoke had the advantage in shots, 18-11, shots on goal 8-2, and corner kicks, 10-2, in the contest. 

Up Next 
This marks the end of the 2025 campaign for the Maroons. Follow the team on X and Instagram @roanokemsoccer to stay up-to-date on awards, news, and updates.