LIVINGSTON, Ala. | The University of Alabama in Huntsville men's soccer team throttled host West Alabama in the regular season finale on Thursday night, as the Chargers rolled past the Tigers 4-1. UAH finishes this part of the slate at 9-6-1 (7-3-1 Gulf South Conference), while the Tigers fall to 7-7-2 (5-5-1 GSC).
 
The Chargers have now secured a home game on Super Tuesday of the 2018 GSC Men's Soccer Championships after locking down the No. 3 seed in the tournament with the victory against UWA.
 
Complete details on Tuesday night's contest will be released as they are available. 
 
Turning Points
-The game was scoreless through the first 40 minutes, but the Chargers would go into the halftime break up 1-0 as Guy Clennett would score on a loose ball in front in the 41st minute.
-UAH went up by a pair in the 60th minute of the contest when Vicente Arratia assisted on Rafa Moreno's goal, and Arratia would dish out another assist in the 70th on Deivi Bucio's score that made it a 3-0 lead for the Chargers.
-Completing the rout, Arratia would pick up yet another assist, feeding it to Khalil Bell who buried it in the 81st to give UAH a 4-0 advantage.
-The Tigers created the eventual 4-1 final when Elias Settouf scored in the 88th with the game well in hand for the visiting side.
 
Inside the Box Score
-The Chargers outshot the hosts by a wide 20-8 margin including a 7-5 edge in shots on goal, and another indicator of UAH's strong attack on the night was the team's 6-1 advantage in corners for the game.
-Each of Bucio, Bell, and Arratia had three shots in the game, while Bell's two attempts on target led the Chargers in that category.
-Myles Fullen earned four saves in the contest on his way to earning the victory in goal for the Chargers.
 
Noteworthy
-Moreno now has 13 goals on the season which ranks third in the GSC, while Clennett is seventh in the conference after scoring his seventh of the year on Thursday.
-Moreno's tally represents the game-winning tally in this contest, giving him four on the year which is tied for second in the league.
-Arratia's three assists move his season total to six, and the freshman is now tied for second in the conference in helpers.
-Bell's goal is his fifth of the year.
-The score for Bucio marks the first of the sophomore's collegiate career.