Thomas University Men's Soccer (8-0-2) (TSC 3-0) extend their unbeaten streak to fourteen, shutting out Webber International University (4-4) (TSC 0-3), 3-0. With another win in their record book, the Night Hawks uphold their NAIA number 1 ranking in the coaches' polls.

TU's Sophomore Severin Abt (2G, 1A) opened the game netting a goal assisted by Junior Patrick Ramdial (1A) just shy of eight minutes into the match. Senior Diego Hurtado, coming off of his offensive player of the week honor, scored the following goal four minutes later from an assist by Abt. Collecting his second goal, Abt netted the third goal of the match, assisted by Sophomore Jake Slocombe (1A).

The match remained 3 to nil entering half time. The second half would remain scoreless. Sophomore Alex Condell received the game shutout with two saves among the Warriors' four strikes, as the Night Hawks' defense proved to be impenetrable.

While extending the unbeaten streak and upholding their number one ranking, Coach Ricky Zambrano also received his 87^th win. With this victory, Zambrano surpassed former TU Men's Soccer Coach and winningest coach, Vinny Gill, giving Zambrano the title of all-time winningest men's soccer coach at Thomas University.

"The guys played a great match as they maintained control of the ball throughout the majority of the game," said TU Head Men's Soccer Coach, Ricky Zambrano. "The team and I are pleased with the accomplishments thus far, but we must keep up the hard work and maintain our focus in order to continue with this momentum as we continue our conference competition."

Travel with the Night Hawks by following them on Twitter, @NightHawksMSocc, as they depart for Lake Wales, FL Saturday, October 4, 2014 to take on the Warner University Royals at 6:00 PM.