'GLASSBORO, NJ - The Keene State men's soccer team won the Harrison House Invitational with a 2-0 victory over host Rowan University.

The Owls (2-0) scored one goal in each half.   Forward Scott Cluff (fr. Kingston, MA) had the first one at 42:50 from forward Noah Hertzler (so. Hancock, NH).  Midfielder Mike Vitone (fr. East Greenwich, RI), who beat two players in the box and fired in a bullet from 18 yards out, had an unassisted goal at 81:08.   

Keene State totaled 17 shots while Rowan took four.  Goalie Cal Mintz (jr. Westport, CT) stopped two shots for the shutout.  For the Profs, Anthony Clemente (sr. Kendall Park, NJ)  made nine saves. 

"It was a great team effort," said KSC Coach Ron Butcher, who notched his 500th career win at Keene State (he collected his 500th overall win last season). "The defense was solid and kept Rowan at bay."

Keene State midfielder Eric Scott (sr. West Springfield, MA) was chosen the Most Valuable Player of the invitational.  He was joined on the All-Tournament team by midfielder Jeremy Kelsey (jr. Gilford, NH), back Stephen Attardo (so. Braintree, MA), forward Alex Horne (so. Harvard, MA) and back Ryan Farnsworth (so. Merrimack, NH).

Rowan players that made All-Tournament were back Doug Johnson (sr. Shamong, NJ), midfielder Dan Arnold (fr. Sicklerville, NJ), forward Sean Docherty (jr. Brick, NJ) and Clemente.  Midfielder Barry Magagna (jr. Philadelphia, PA) from Cabrini and midfielder Eric Olsen-Tank (so. Miller Place, NY) from St. Joseph's were also named to the All-Tournament team. 

Cabrini College won the consolation game, 1-0 over St. Joseph's College.  In the opening round on Friday, Rowan University had a 2-0 win against Cabrini College while Keene State defeated St. Joseph's College, 6-1.

Keene State is at Springfield College on Wednesday (7 p.m.)