KERRVILLE — The Sul Ross State men's soccer team was finally able to find the back of the net for the first time this season.

It was a valiant effort by the Lobos on Sunday evening, but they fell short 5-2 to Schreiner University.

Sul Ross trailed 2-0 in the first half.

A goal by Schreiner's Cameron Armer made the score 3-0 in the 48th minute. The Lobos erased the shutout when Pablo Herrera scored off an assist by Antonio Lozano in the 54th minute.

Julio Hinojos cut the deficit to one with a goal in the 57th minute that came off an assist from Justin Quinonez.

Schreiner answered back by scoring in the 76th and 89th minutes to run away with the match.

The Lobos had a solid second half, tallying 11 shots. Herrera had six shots, with four coming on the mark.

>> WHAT THE COACH SAID:

"First of all, credit to Schreiner. They are a well-coached team and much improved. They have to fight in that conference and every point they get is hard earned. I told the young men to keep their heads held high, they have fought through a lot so far. We need to lean on our leadership now and put some complete games together to get where we want to be." — Head coach Jon Evan

>> RECORDS: Sul Ross (0-3-2); Schreiner (2-4)

>> UP NEXT: The Lobos begin conference play hosting the University of Texas at Dallas on Thursday, Sept. 29 at 3:30 p.m.