Casey Cuprit started the scoring early, and the defense made it tough on the opposition as TBC Eagles Men's Soccer notched its second South Region win in 10 days with a solid 3-1 victory at Toccoa Falls College in North Georgia. The win puts the Eagles three games over .500 for the season and keeps them undefeated against non-NAIA scholarship opponents.

Cuprit scored just five minutes after the opening kickoff with the assist coming from Christopher Dickey.

[Casey Cupit scored the game's first goal on route to the win.]

That goal would stand as the lone tally for the next 15 minutes before Ashton Karney made the score 2-0 with an unassisted goal in Minute 20, and that was all the Trinity scoring for the remainder of the first half.

Toccoa Falls got a penalty-kick goal from Judah Berry in Minute 30, but that was the only shot that got past goalkeeper Mason Lambert, who saved 9 of 10 total shots on goal he faced. Six of those saves came in the second half when Toccoa attackers fired 11 times.

[Mason Lambert is fourth in NCCAA D-2 with a save percentage of 79.2.]

The Eagles took only five shots all night, but they made those shots count as three found nylon. The game's final goal came from Jason Campbell just a few minutes into the second half.

Campbell is #9 in the nation in goals scored with six.

The Eagles have four games remaining with a reschedule of an earlier game still possible in addition. TBC will visit the South Region's Bob Jones University at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 5. A home-and-home two-game series with NAIA Florida College occurs on October 11 and 19 with the Eagles visiting first. The regular season ends with a home contest against the South Region's Pensacola Christian College on Saturday. October 26.