BOSTON – Suffolk men's soccer picked up a 3-0 win over Wentworth on Saturday afternoon at James A. Sartori Stadium at East Boston Memorial Park, highlighted by a two-goal performance from Oliver Heth to extend its win streak to four.  

THE BASICS
SCORE: Suffolk 3 | Wentworth 0
RECORDS: Suffolk (7-2-2, 3-1-0 CNE) | Wentworth (2-6-4, 1-2-0 CNE)  

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Suffolk needed just 10 minutes to find the opening goal as Heth put away a shot from a Dylan Trachtenberg cross from the right wing.
• The Rams extended the gap in the 33rd minute as a deflected shot found the feet of Yan Haiat who played Emiliano Esquer through to goal and he placed his shot into the top right corner.
• Heth secured his brace 57 minutes into the match after receiving a through ball from Francisco Valck and firing home the third and final goal of the contest.

KEEPING UP WITH THE KEEPERS

• Nathan Harlow secured three saves in the match.
• Isaac Chambass stopped six shots in his 45 minutes of action.
• Adrian Sanchez relieved Chambass and made one save.

STATISTICALLY SPEAKING

• Heth had two of Suffolk's three goals. 
• Esquer registered on marker. 
• Haiat, Trachtenberg and Valck handed out one assist apiece. 
• Suffolk outshot Wentworth 28-7, putting 10 on frame compared to Wentworth's three.
• The Rams owned all seven corner opportunities in the duel.
• Zach Vlachos topped all players with seven shots.
• Vlachos and Heth each tallied three shots on target.

NOTEWORTHY

• The Rams and Leopards met for the 17th time in the series history dating back to 1989.
• The blue-and-gold matched the series-best win streak of four games, achieving the feat for the first time since 1994-97. 
• Suffolk is now 8-2-2 against Wentworth. 
• The blue-and-gold moved to 4-3-1 at East Boston Memorial Park versus the Leopards.
• Suffolk improves to 4-1-0 in CNE matchups against Wentworth.
• With today's outcome, eight games between the blue-and-gold and WIT has been decided in shutout fashion, including the last five. 
• The Rams are now 5-3-0 in clean sheets against the Leopards. 
• Suffolk has outscored Wentworth 14-0 in the last four games. 
• Under head coach Bill Maddock, Suffolk stands at 4-2-0 against the Leopards.
• Valck has dished out an assist in consecutive contests.
• Esquer recorded his first collegiate goal.
• Haiat tallied his first career assist.
• Heth notched his first two goals in a Rams uniform.
• Trachtenberg picked up his first assist of the campaign.
• The 28 shots matched a season-best against Curry on September 27. 

WHAT'S NEXT?
Suffolk wraps up its homestand on Tuesday, Oct. 7, when the Rams welcome Framingham State for their final non-conference contest. Kickoff in Eastie is set for 7:00 p.m.