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The No. 3 USAO men’s soccer team beat Oklahoma City University in a comeback Friday on the road.
The Drovers won 3-2, and are now 11-0-2 this season, and 5-0 in the Sooner Athletic Conference.
USAO scored two goals in the second half and one in overtime to bounce back after getting down 2-0 to the Stars.
Perry Sansford scored all three of the Drovers’ goals, and Niall Burley had one assist.
The USAO women’s soccer team was not as fortunate, getting shut out 3-0 against an 11-1 OCU team. The Drover women now have a record of 8-6, and 3-2 in Sooner Athletic Conference games.
The men and the women both host Oklahoma Baptist University on Tuesday. The women’s game is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m., and the men will play at 3 p.m.
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