FINAL SCORE
CBU 2 (10-2-5)
LEE 1 (9-4-2)

HOW IT HAPPENED
29' | The match was scoreless until All-GSC midfielder Eemeli Makela rifled a shot, from long range, into the top corner of the net. 
HALF | The Flames outshot CBU 7-5 in the opening 45 minutes. 
87' | CBU got the equalizer it was pushing for when Kazuyuki Hata headed home a free kick from Brian Torre. 
87' | The Bucs scored 26 second later when Lucho Galizzi dribbled down the left side and slipped in a cross that found a sliding Ryoya Yoshikawa, who pushed it into the back of the net. 
90' | CBU saw out the final three minutes without allowing a shot. 

KEY STATS | NOTEABLES

• The Bucs will play in their first GSC Tournament semifinal since 2014. 
• The win marked the first for CBU in a GSC Tournament contest since 2012.
• CBU finished the contest with a 16-9 advantage in shots, including a 6-4 ege in shots on target. 
• The Bucs did not allow a shot on target in the second half. 
• The goal for Hata was his first of the season. 
• The match saw a combined 33 fouls and nine cards. 

UP NEXT:
The Bucs are scheduled to return to action on Thursday, Nov. 3, when they travel to Huntsville, Ala., for the semifinal round of the GSC Tournament, where they will face No. 6 seed Mississippi College. Kickoff from John Hunt Park is scheduled for 6 PM.