BETHANY, Okla. — Javier Caballeros scored two goals, including one off a pass from his brother Mario Caballeros, in a 2-0 win over No. 23 Fort Hays State. It was Southern Nazarene's first win over a Division II ranked opponent since SNU joined the MIAA.

The Crimson Storm (2-5-0, 1-1-0 MIAA) scored early in the first half as Javier put Mario's pass into the net in the 12^th minute. Fort Hays State (2-3-1, 1-1-0 MIAA) was aggressive in the first half as they attempted ten shots and put four of them on goal.
 
Javier scored his second goal of the game on a great shot from 30 yards out off a pass from Freddy DiNang in the 78^th minute to give the Crimson Storm a 2-0 lead. It was the second time in his career that Javier has scored twice in a game. The Tigers were unable to put any of their nine shots in the second half in the net.
 
"It was great to see Javier step up and get two for us and he almost got a third," said Head Coach George Schroeder. "It would have been really neat to see him get a hat trick. He did a great job and worked hard for us the entire game. He made a big difference in our backline. Javier played a full game and that helped our entire backline to hold the other team scoreless."
 
The Tigers attempted 19 shots with five of them being on goal. The Crimson Storm attempted 16 shots in the game with five being on goal.
 
SNU's Jeff Ray recorded five saves in his first career shutout. FHSU's Kent Freund recorded three saves.
 
"We were finally able to put a solid game together from start to finish," said Schroeder. "We have struggled for a while starting games with a little bit of momentum. We finally got that accomplished the last few games, but we could never finish a game. We finally put together a full game and came up with a couple of good saves. It was a good win for us."
 
Up next for Southern Nazarene is a home match against MIAA member No. 15 Northeastern State Thursday at 7 p.m.