ELON – The Elon University men's soccer team (5-1-3, 2-0-2 CAA) picked up another point in the CAA standings Friday night with a scoreless draw against Campbell (3-2-4, 1-0-2 CAA) at Rudd Field.

The match featured just six combined shot attempts. Jackson Leavitt recorded his sixth clean sheet of the season in goal for Elon, which has allowed just three goals through its first nine matches on the campaign.

With the tie, the Phoenix remains unbeaten in conference play and holds a two-point lead over UNCW for first in the CAA South standings.

How It Happened

• Campbell attempted a pair of shots in the opening four minutes of the contest, the first of which was stopped by Leavitt.
• The physical first half saw just one more shot attempt, which came from Jordin Wilson in the 34th minute. Wilson left the ground to nudge a cross toward the goal that was stopped by Campbell goalkeeper Max Leviton.
• Wilson took another shot in the 52nd minute that was blocked by a Campbell defender.  
• Leavitt was called upon again in the 81st minute, denying Campbell's Xander Martin on a low roller toward the net.
• The Martin shot was the last of the night by either team as the match ended in a scoreless tie.

 
Notes & Numbers

• The match was Elon's second scoreless draw of the season. The first came in the season opener versus Old Dominion on Aug. 25.
• This was the third time in the last four matches that Elon has allowed just four shots from its opponent. The Phoenix has held eight of its first nine opponents to single-digit shot attempts.
• Leavitt made two saves for his sixth clean sheet of the season. His six shutouts are the most in the CAA by two.
• Wilson led the Phoenix in shot attempts for the second straight match. He took Elon's lone shot on goal.
• The match featured six yellow cards, with each team picking up three. Campbell outpaced Elon in fouls, 14-7.
• Six Elon players logged the full 90 minutes – Carlos Levy, Majaliwa Msabaha, Connor Mucchetti, Weston Jonke, Charlie Kitch and Sumner Nenninger. Msabaha has played all 810 minutes for the Phoenix this season.
• Jahmir Flowers made his first start of the season for the Phoenix, playing 46 minutes. 
• Elon has either defeated or tied the other four CAA South teams this season. The Phoenix and Camels will meet again in Buies Creek on Oct. 25.

 
Up Next
Elon welcomes No. 11 UNCG to Rudd Field on Tuesday. Kickoff against the Spartans is scheduled for 7 p.m.
 
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