The Colorado College men's soccer team beat Centenary 3-1 in a comeback win that saw Junior Jack Hilliard, senior Luke Stefanski and freshman Ewen Robertson score for the Tigers.
 
CC outshot Centenary 17-3, including 9-1 shots on goal. Hilliard took a season-high six shots and led all players with four SOG. Robertson and sophomore Teddy Opler followed with four shots each. 
 
Centenary went ahead in the 24th minute off a back-post tap-in from a low ball across the six-yard box. 
 
CC earned a penalty about ten minutes later, and Hilliard put it away to equalize the game at 1-1. 
 
The game was disrupted at the beginning of the second half due to a power outage at the field and resumed approximately half an hour later. 
 
The Tigers struggled to get the go-ahead goal for most of the half, despite outshooting the Gents 7-1 in the first half and 10-2 in the second. 
 
The breakthrough finally came with just eight minutes to go when Stefanski put away a cross from Hilliard. It was Stefanski's second-straight game with a goal, and Hilliard's second straight with an assist. 
 
Robertson got taken down in the box in the final minute and put away the ensuing penalty kick with just three seconds left. The goal is his team-leading ninth in nine games, which makes him tied for 15th most in the country. 
 
CC extended its SCAC unbeaten streak to 31 straight games, now 3-0 in conference play this season. 
 
The victory put the Tigers atop the SCAC, tied for first with St. Thomas, who they're set to face on Sunday in Texas at 12 p.m. CT.