BRUNSWICK, Maine - Six different players scored as the Bowdoin College men's soccer team dispatched St. Joseph's (Maine) College on Sunday afternoon at Pickard Field, 6-0. The Polar Bears have won three straight and improve to 4-1-2 overall this season while the Monks drop to 5-5-2 this season.

Bowdoin wasted little time in taking control of the contest, as Ben Brewster blasted home a rebound off a Nick Powell chance 9:30 into the game for his first career goal. The Polar Bears were able to double their lead by intermission as Tim Prior lifted a long crossing pass into the box to Michael Gale, who settled and ripped a chance to the lower-right corner to give the hosts a 2-0 lead at intermission.

  The Polar Bears scored four times in the second half to put the game out of reach. Just five minutes into the second period, Daniel Chaffetz launched a long throw into the box to Call Nichols, who tapped it to a wide open Ben Denton-Schneider for a goal at 50:50. Tim Prior finished off a scrum at 54:46 before first-years Alex Marecki and Evan Gershkovich both tallied their first collegiate goals in the final five minutes of play.

Nick Campasano played valiantly in net for the Monks, withstanding constant Bowdoin pressure to make ten saves. The Polar Bears, who held a 37-3 edge in shots, played three goaltenders - Dan Hicks (65 minutes, one save), Will Wise (21 minutes, one save) and Eric Edelman (four minutes, no saves).

Photos courtesy of Brian Beard and Creative Images Photography.