Box Score BRISTOL, Tenn. - Aaron Madison consistently took five shots, though the Belmont Abbey men's soccer team tied King 0-0 this afternoon.  The Abbey now stands at 2-6-1 overall and 2-1-1 in Conference Carolinas play, while King moves to 1-3-1, with a 1-2-1 conference record.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Madison came out attacking early, taking a shot just 2:15 into the contest, and another in the 12th minute
• The first half, however, was mainly a defensive battle, with neither team taking more than five shots.  The Crusader defense held King to four shots in the half, and just one on goal
• In the second, it was again Madison getting off the first Abbey shot.  Unfortunately for the Crusaders, it was their only shot of the half
• The defense, however, limited King's opportunities, and forced overtime
• It only took Madison 2:11 into the overtime period to fire the first shot of the period.  The defense did not give up a shot in the OT period, which forced 2OT.  Each team took one shot in the 2OT period, but was unable to score, and the match ended in a 0-0 tie
• Madison's five shots were a game-high

UP NEXT

Belmont Abbey will host Chowan on Friday, March 26 at 4 p.m.