Nathan Majumder leads the Jumbos with six goals in 2015 after his game winner against Middlebury |
The Panthers got in on the action, too, with Luis Echeverria nailing a bicycle kick just over the crossbar in the 23rd minute, followed by a close possession that dribbled out of bounds just past the reach of Middlebury forward Kirk Horton.
Majumder's goal, his team-high sixth, came after halftime in the 53rd minute on a feed from senior Jason Kayne, credited with the assist. Kayne drove the ball upfield to Majumder, who was able to play the ball into the left side of the box and knock it past Panthers goalkeeper Greg Sydor.
Middlebury's (6-2-1, 3-2-1 NESCAC) best chance to tie the game likely came in the 78th minute when Tyler Bonini controlled the ball into the box and, one-on-one with Jumbos goalkeeper Scott Greenwood, saw his shot saved by a diving Greenwood from about 10 yards out.
Kayne and senior Connor Brown each took two shots in the contest to go along with Majumder's five.
Greenwood posted his fifth shutout of the season for Tufts while Sydor made three saves for the Panthers in net.
The Jumbos return to action in just three days, facing off at home against Gordon on Tuesday, Oct. 13 for a mid-week NESCAC matchup.
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