Box Score Senior Robert Hillhouse recorded his first multi-goal game of his collegiate career on Wednesday to lead The College of Wooster men's soccer team to a 2-0 win at Washington and Jefferson College.

Although the stats so far this season haven't shown it, Hillhouse has been instrumental in getting the Scots' offense ignited. On Wednesday, he got into the scoring column for the first time this season and added on the insurance goal all in a span of about 23 minutes.
 
On what would be the winning goal in the 62nd minute, Hillhouse didn't need any assistance. Hillhouse stole a clearance from the keeper, juked him to put him on the ground and essentially walked in to give Wooster a 1-0 lead.
 
In the 85th minute, Wooster worked to gain possession against the Presidents (0-2) for it to end with Connor Shea atop the box and finding Hillhouse near the right post.
 
While the game was scoreless for over 60 minutes, Wooster had a firm control on the game. Wooster (3-1) outshot the Presidents 21-3, including a 14-2 second half that ultimately determined the game.
 
Keeper Eddie Glucksman did not need a save to record the win. His counterpart, Logan Joseph, collected eight saves in 78 minutes.
 
Next, the Scots will travel to Wilmington College for a Saturday night matchup against the Quakers (2-1-1).