The report says Buffalo State opened the scoring after 15 minutes, then struck twice in quick succession at 27 and 28 minutes. That sequence transformed early pressure into a decisive advantage.
A 3-0 lead at the break gave the Bengals control of the match and forced Cobleskill to chase the game. Buffalo State reportedly remained aggressive after half-time, adding a fourth goal in the 54th minute and completing the scoring in the 69th.
The timing of those goals points to sustained pressure rather than a brief spell of dominance. The Bengals did not simply protect their advantage; they continued to stretch the Cobleskill defence.
Cobleskill reportedly managed only one shot on target, credited to Kayleigh Bryant. That limited attacking output left the Fighting Tigers with little opportunity to alter the contest.
Goalkeeper Sammy Fausti was nevertheless credited with 15 saves, making her one of the standout performers despite the defeat. Her workload underlines the volume of Buffalo State’s attacking play and the defensive strain Cobleskill faced throughout the match.
For the Bengals, the reported result provides momentum and a significant boost to their conference position. For Cobleskill, the priority will be restoring a more reliable route out of pressure and creating greater support for the attack.
The report lists a demanding next stretch for Buffalo State: three consecutive SUNYAC away games, beginning against Alfred State College Pioneers on Wednesday, October 14. That fixture will show whether the Bengals can carry their home intensity onto the road.