NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Trevecca Nazarene overwhelmed Christian Brothers 4-0 on Friday, delivering a decisive regional victory that halted the Buccaneers' three-game losing streak while extending the Eagles' winning form. Judah Jones opened scoring in the 53rd minute, followed by Daniel Shiel's goal in the 58th minute to establish control before Tom Hooper added two late goals to seal the dominant performance.
The Eagles' offensive onslaught showcased their regional tournament credentials. Jones broke through first at 53:07, assisted by Connor Woulfe, giving Trevecca early momentum in the second half. Shiel doubled the advantage just five minutes later at 58:17, also assisted by Woulfe, as Christian Brothers' defense crumbled under sustained pressure. Hooper completed the rout with consecutive goals at 86:55 and 88:23, the latter from the penalty spot after Sebastian Torka's unsporting conduct earned a yellow card.
Trevecca's 8 shots on goal proved far more efficient than Christian Brothers' 6 attempts. The Eagles controlled possession through the midfield, with Daniel Shiel and Christopher Jones creating multiple scoring opportunities throughout the match. Christian Brothers managed 14 total shot attempts but struggled to generate quality chances, with Alexander Blanche and Elliot Whalley unable to find the target despite several opportunities.
The Buccaneers' defensive vulnerabilities proved costly. Christian Brothers conceded in transition repeatedly, with Woulfe's service from the wing creating dangerous situations that Trev