2 Losses For Baron Soccer

Courtesy of BPCU

The Brewton-Parker Christian University men's soccer team lost two close matches last week as they fell to Pensacola Christian and to Thomas University. vs. Pensacola

Bre w t o n – Pa r k e r Christian University's men's soccer team faced a challenging home defeat against Pensacola Christian College Eagles on September 25, 2025, with a final score of 3-2 in favor of the visitors.

The first half saw Brewton-Parker taking the lead, as Andre Xavier scored the opening goal. Lazar Milosavljevic and Lucca Lagana used some crafty give-and-go passes to create the scoring chance. At halftime, the Barons were ahead with a 1-0 lead. The team's defense saw Will Bayles make a notable save, keeping them in a favorable position till the end of the first half.

In the second half, the game's dynamic shifted dramatically. Though Will Bayles managed to extend the lead with a penalty kick early in the game, Pensacola Christian launched a robust comeback. Odanci Ndayisaba's game-winning goal was part of a threegoal rally by the Eagles, overturning Brewton-Parker's initial lead and concluding the match with a 3-2 victory for the visitors. Brewton-Parker's current season record now stands at 1-7-0, with conference losses at 0-2.

Head Coach Bob Nuemann shared his thoughts on the team's performance. 'Tonight, we lacked composure in the moments that mattered. To have created as many chances as we did and not take them is a shame for the people who came to watch us play. We're too good a team not to be more entertaining. We apologize to all of those who came out,' The Barons struggled to reach their coach's expectations and will look to regroup before their next game. vs. Thomas

In a tightly contested conference game held on September 27, in Mount Vernon, Ga., the Brewton-Parker Christian University Barons faced a tough matchup against Thomas University (Ga.) Night Hawks, ending in a narrow 1-0 loss for the Barons.

The game was an opportunity for the Barons to turn their conference record around, but sadly, they fell short. The first half saw several attempts from both sides, but it was Ethan Moore from Thomas University who broke the deadlock. Assisted by Aaron Sindhar, Moore scored the game's only goal, giving them a 1-0 lead that they took into the half. Despite numerous efforts in the second half, the Barons were unable to find the net, leaving the score unchanged till the end. Diego Alejandro Montes Carrera, the goalie for Brewton-Parker, showed commendable skill, making several crucial saves.

Head Coach Bob Nuemann shared his thoughts on the team's performance, 'I'm really proud of the boys who battled through adversity tonight. We, unfortunately, picked up injuries to some key players on Thursday night, and it was really great to see the younger players step up and execute well despite the result. It bodes well for our future performances.'

As the Barons analyze this game, they prepare for their next encounter scheduled for October 2, against William Carey University (Miss.) at home in Mount Vernon, Ga. The current record for the Barons stands at 1-8 and 0-3 as they continue their conference campaign with their remaining schedule.