Box Score

For the second straight match in Bloomington, the Bulldogs came away with a thrilling 3-2 win in the final minutes of the contest. On Sunday afternoon, No. 17 Butler topped San Francisco, just as they had done against South Florida Friday night as part of the adidas/IU Credit Union Classic hosted by Indiana University.

Sophomore Brandon Guhl got the Bulldogs on the board in the fourth minute, taking a long through ball, gathering it 10 yards from the goal and finding the net from four yards out. Michael Peay and Isaac Galliford were credited with assists on the play.

Guhl would supply an insurance goal in the 79^th minute that gave the Bulldogs a 2-0 lead and seemed to put the match on ice. Lewis Suddick assisted on that goal.

However, San Francisco would not go quietly as Leon Schwarzer and Sean Bowman netted goals in the 81^st and 83^rd minutes to tie the match at 2-2.

Butler responded with quick pressure and just 102 seconds after San Francisco's second goal, Kieran Geldenhuys scored the game-winner, heading home a corner kick from Suddick. It was the junior's first goal since his freshman season at Butler and only the second of his collegiate career.

With the win, Butler improves to 3-1 on the season and takes both of their contests as part of the tournament in Bloomington.

San Francisco actually had a 15-13 advantage in shots. Suddick had five shots to lead the Bulldogs.

Butler keeper Eric Dick had three saves in the contest, registering the win.

Guhl scored three goals in the team's two matches in Bloomington while Suddick had two goals and two assists over the weekend. For their respective performances, they earned spots on the All-Tournament Team, joining senior captain Eric Leonard.

The Bulldogs return to action and the Sellick Bowl on the Butler campus Friday night, hosting Western Michigan at 7 p.m. The matched will be streamed live on the Butler Bulldogs Facebook page.

The All-Tournament team is as follows:
 
Grant Lillard, D, Indiana
Timmy Mehl, D, Indiana
Francesco Moore, MF, Indiana
Rashad Hyacenth, F, Indiana
Lewis Suddick, MF, Butler
Brandon Guhl, F, Butler
Eric Leonard, MF, Butler
Gonzalo Rodriguez, MF, South Florida
Adrian Billhardt, F, South Florida
Bar Twito, D, San Francisco
Sean Bowman, MF, San Francisco
 
Most Outstanding Offensive Player: Rashad Hyacenth, F, Indiana
Most Outstanding Defensive Player: Grant Lillard, D, Indiana