QUINCY, Ill. — Maryville (MO) claimed a 2-1 victory over Quincy on Friday night, with Jacob Lund-Iversen's 83rd-minute strike proving decisive in a competitive NCAA Division II matchup. The Saints improved to 8-6-2 overall with the road win, while the Hawks fell to 8-6-2 after a narrow defeat that kept both teams locked in the regional tournament conversation.
Sebastian Weitlaner opened the scoring for Maryville in the 26th minute, assisted by Jan Fulnek, giving the visitors an early advantage. The goal came after sustained pressure from the Saints, who controlled possession through much of the first half. Quincy struggled to generate consistent offensive chances early but remained competitive defensively, limiting Maryville's shot opportunities despite the deficit.
Ismael Allimadi equalized for Quincy in the 57th minute, assisted by Carlos Moreno Henao, as the Hawks emerged from halftime with renewed intensity. The goal shifted momentum in Quincy's favor, and the home side pressed for a winner throughout the remainder of regulation. Both teams exchanged chances, with Asgrimur Vidisson making crucial saves for Maryville to keep the match level.
Lund-Iversen's winning goal came from close range in the 83rd minute, with Fulnek providing the assist. The finish capped a strong second-half performance from Maryville, who managed five shots on goal compared to Quincy's four. The Saints also dominated the corner-kick battle, earning four to