BOCA RATON, Fla. — Lynn snapped a two-game losing streak Wednesday, defeating Florida Tech 2-1 in a competitive NCAA Division II matchup. The Knights improved to 10-2-1 with the victory, while the visiting Panthers fell to 7-2-6 after a scoreless first half gave way to a goal-heavy second period.
The match remained deadlocked through 45 minutes despite both teams creating chances. Florida Tech generated early pressure with shots from Jacopo De Collibus and Francesco Micheli, while Lynn countered with attempts from Fynn Friedrichs and Thiago De Carvalho. Neither goalkeeper was seriously tested, setting up a tightly contested second half.
Robin Muenst broke the stalemate in the 29th minute for Lynn, assisted by Luan Barroso Rennstich and Fabian Vyhnalek. The goal came during a period of Lynn dominance that saw the home side create multiple scoring opportunities. Florida Tech responded with Antonio Di Gaudio equalizing at the 55-minute mark, momentarily shifting momentum toward the visitors.
Marc Ehmann restored Lynn's lead in the 64th minute with an assist from Robin Muenst, providing what proved to be the match-winner. The Knights controlled possession in the final stages, absorbing Florida Tech's late pressure while managing the game effectively. Lynn's defense held firm despite the Panthers' desperate attempts to find another equalizer.
Lynn dominated the statistical battle with seven corner kicks to Florida Tech's five, while both teams recorded five shots on goal. The Knights' defense was tested throughout,