POULTNEY, Vt.: Freshman forward Emile Vwaza, Manhattan, N.Y., Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, notched a pair of goals as SUNY Cobleskill earned a 4-2 non-league victory over Green Mountain College (GMC) on Tuesday afternoon at Eagles Game Field.

Cobleskill (5-5-2) broke the game open in the 4^th minute as freshman forward Khadim Diba, Manhattan, N.Y., Julia Richmond High School, linked up with junior forward David Vosatka, Westford, N.Y., Schenevus High School, for the game's first goal with a pass across the goal mouth from the right side.
Emile Vwaza then extended the lead to 2-0 in the 7^th minute when he lasered a direct kick home with a shot from the right side just outside of the 18-yard box which beat the GMC keeper to the near post.

The Fighting Tigers lead continued to grow when Khadim Diba struck for a goal of his own to pad the visitor's margin to 3-0 when he collected a ball misplayed by the Eagles' defense and deposited a shot in the back of the net.

Green Mountain (0-9-0) got on the scoreboard late in the first half when sophomore Cameron Book. Poultney, Vt., took a ball deflected off a defender and hit a shot that beat the Cobleskill keeper high, just under the crossbar to send the teams into the half.

The Eagles cut the deficit to one to 3-2 in the 55^th minute when senior Ryan Crozier, Olmsted Township, Ohio, Olmsted Falls High School, lunged into a shot that ricocheted off a player into the path of a charging junior Griffin Shelor, Cedar Park, Texas, Fountain Valley High School, who dove to push it past the end line before the goalie got there.

However Emile Vwaza gave the Fighting Tigers some breathing room converting a penalty kick awarded after a handball was called in the box on an Eagles player which rounded out the scoring at 4-2.

Picking up the win in net for the visitors was junior Dan Burger, North Ellenburg, N.Y., Germantown High School, who made two stops.

The Fighting Tigers will return to action after their fall break on Saturday October 15^th when they host the Wildcats of Penn College in North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) action with kick-off at 3:00 p.m.