Lesedi Sekhobo was the decisive figure, with two goals and an assist. The report says the forward directly influenced three of Buffalo State’s five goals, turning a difficult start into a convincing away win.
Morrisville reportedly opened the scoring through Aaron Chapman, but Buffalo State responded before halftime. Zaccaria Gerosa levelled the match before Sekhobo completed the turnaround, putting the visitors ahead 2-1.
That sequence mattered. Rather than allowing the early setback to dictate the contest, Buffalo State found a response through its leading attacking player and carried the momentum into the second half.
The report says Buffalo State added three more goals after the interval. Sekhobo scored again, while Sam Christian and Gus Radner also found the net. For Radner, it was reportedly his first goal for the team.
The defensive response was just as important as the attacking display. After conceding early, Buffalo State was not beaten again. Goalkeeper Carson Smith made two saves, while Morrisville’s Jonathan Tolpa was reportedly forced into 10 saves during a busy evening.
For Buffalo State, the reported result offers a clear platform after an uneven opening to conference play. Five different scoring contributions, including Sekhobo’s three-goal involvement, point to a side capable of spreading the attacking burden.
Morrisville, meanwhile, would fall to 2-7-1 overall and 0-2-1 in SUNYAC play, making the next league fixture increasingly important.
Buffalo State is expected to return to action Wednesday away against Oswego. The next test will be whether this reported comeback win becomes the start of a sustained conference run.