CARLISLE, Pa. – The Ursinus College men's soccer team played Dickinson tough for a half, but the Red Devils poured it on in the second stanza en route to a 4-0 Centennial Conference shutout on Saturday.

Dickinson (6-3-1, 2-1-1) remained unbeaten against Ursinus since 2002.

The Red Devils had a 21-3 advantage in shots, but Bears freshman goalkeeper Matthew Kenwood kept the home side off the board for more than a half-hour with three saves. Dickinson broke through in the 32^nd minute, but Kenwood saved a shot by Mohamed Kourouma in the final minute of the first half to keep Ursinus (2-7, 0-4) in striking distance.

Kevin Gilbert scored just seven minutes into the second half, and Kourouma tallied in the 73^rd and 89^th minutes to produce the final line.

Juniors Tim Yarosh and Ben Amaral each fired a shot for Ursinus, with only Yarosh's going on frame for Dickinson keeper John Baney. Freshman Braden Burns had the other shot.

Kenwood collected a career-best six saves – three in each half.

The men's soccer team tries to end a six-game skid at Stockton on Tuesday, October 3.