Morningside’s men’s soccer team set a school record with 13 goals in Sunday’s non-conference win against Mount Marty.

Morningside shattered its men’s soccer scoring record when the Mustangs crushed Mount Marty 13-0 in a non-conference contest on Sunday in Sioux City.

The two teams will meet again in a GPAC contest on Sept. 29 in Sioux City.

The Mustangs’ 13-goal onslaught topped their previous single-game scoring best of nine goals in a 9-2 triumph against Concordia during the 2004 campaign.

Morningside had 12 assists against the Lancers to break that single-game mark as well. The Mustangs’ previous single-game record was nine assists in games against Concordia in both the 2004 and 2006 seasons.

Tobias Schomerus dealt three assists to tie Morningside’s single-game individual record, a feat that had been achieved nine times before.

The Mustangs improved their record to 3-0 for their first 3-0 start in school history.

Filipe Wolff came off the bench to score three goals in the second half. Tom Karshuening and Jared Jochum also had multiple goal performances with two scores each. The Mustangs’ other goals were scored by Joao Soares, Jesse Rodriguez, Drew Gerch, Murat Turan, Juan Rosales, and Julius Ramcke.

Rodriguez scored the first goal of the game when he beat Lancer goal keeper Rogelio Rodriguez nine minutes into the contest. Karshuening then tallied a pair of goals in a four minute span to put the Mustangs in front 3-0.

The Mustangs took a 6-0 lead into the intermission. Wolff scored the Mustangs’ record-breaking 10th goal off an assist from Elvis Castro with 24 minutes left in the contest.

Morningside outshot Mount Marty by a 28-4 margin.

Mustang goal keepers Zach Stephenson and Jared Amundson each played a half and each had one save.

Morningside hopes to keep its momentum rolling when it travels to Oskaloosa, Iowa, for a 7 p.m. game against William Penn on Friday, Sept. 11.

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