GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – The No. 7 Calvin men's soccer team extend its winning streak to four games after taking down Beltline rival Cornerstone on the road with a score of 5-1 Wednesday evening. 

The Knights (7-1-2) were on the attack early as they were putting the pressure on the Golden Eagles. As the Knights continued to keep the pressure on, they broke through in the 12^th minute. Junior Chris Schau (Grand Rapids, MI / Grand Rapids Christian) scored on a cross into the box from Coleman Ulry (Charlotte, NC / Covenant Day) to put the Knights up 1-0. 

Cornerstone struggled to gain possession on the offensive end as Calvin's defense was holding strong against its attacks. Right before halftime in the 43^rd minute, the Knights added to their lead. Freshman Ethan Brown (Norton Shores, MI / Muskegon Mona Shores) scored after a great pass into the box by Zach Flowerday (Holland, MI / Holland Christian) to put Calvin up 2-0 at halftime. 

In the beginning of the second half, neither team made significant ground. After nearly twenty minutes of play in the half, the Golden Eagles finally were able score to make a 2-1 game. The Knights responded less than ten minutes with two goals within three minutes of each other. 

Senior Mason Smith scored his fourth goal for the season thanks a pass from Sam Twigg (Auckland, New Zealand / N/A) to lead 3-1. Sophomore Oliver Akintade (Lake Forest, IL Lake Forest) scored his sixth goal of the season unassisted to put Calvin up 4-1. 

Cornerstone had no answers for Calvin's offensive, and Calvin broke through again in the 84^th minute. Brown collected his second goal of the match with a cross from Jon Szydlowski (Twinsburg, OH / Twinsburg). 

Calvin finished the match with a 22-10 shots at goal advantage. Senior Daniel Wunder (Grand Rapids, Mich./Grand Rapids Christian HS) went the first 45 minutes in goal and collected one save. Freshman Kaelen Matascatillo (New Kensington, Pa./Minnesota Virtual Academy) went the final 45 minutes in nets and also had one save. 

COACHES COMMENTS: "Always good to get a wing against another team from Grand Rapids," said Head Coach Ryan Souders. "Thanks to the parts of Knight Nation that trekked north to support. Hoping that we can heal up a bit with a little extra rest as we prepare for a really good Chicago team." 

UP NEXT: The Knights will travel to play No. 9 Chicago on Wednesday, September 29 at 6 p.m.