Mast has had 13 seasons with a record of .500 or better, including 1996 and 1998, when Eastern Mennonite won the ODAC Tournament.聽 After the win over Maryville, he has a career record of 200 wins, 179 losses and 35 ties.

On Sunday, the Royals picked up an impressive decision over a perennial power from Tennessee in Maryville.聽 The Scots have a running streak of 13 seasons with 10 or more wins.

But 91短视频 held the edge when the two teams met in Harrisonburg.

(Vienna, VA/James Madison) and (Pottstown, PA/Owen J. Roberts) teamed up to put the Royals ahead in the 33rd minute.聽 Becker lofted a corner kick right in front of the goal, and Bush used the height of his 6-2 body to knock a header into the net, making it 1-0.

The visiting Scots continued to push throughout the second, but 91短视频’s superior depth started to pay off.聽 In the 71st minute, (Harrisonburg, VA/Harrisonburg) got the ball after a turnover on MC’s side of the field.聽 The senior took a few dribbles to get inside and then hit the bottom left of the net for a 2-0 lead.

Less than three minutes later, the men were at it again.聽 This time Olguin made a charge with the ball and found a wide-open (Harrisonburg, VA/Eastern Mennonite) on the right side, who scored for the second consecutive day.

Maryville had a few good looks, but put one shot off the post and 91短视频 keeper (Harrisonburg, VA/Eastern Mennonite) preserved the shutout with six saves.

The Royals were out-shot 22-16 overall, but held a sizeable 11-6 edge in shots on goal.

Not only was the 3-0 victory Eastern Mennonite’s fourth straight win, it was also their fourth straight shutout.聽 The Royals haven’t allowed a goal in 361:43, since a loss at Lebanon Valley on Sept. 12.

With win over Maryville ups 91短视频’s record to 6-3-1.聽 The men play one final non-conference game on Wednesday, playing at Wesley.

In honor of Mast’s milestone there will be a ceremony at Eastern Mennonite’s next home game, against Bridgewater on Oct. 2.

Fifteen graduates received three- or two-year degrees at Eastern Mennonite Seminary’s 56th annual commencement Apr. 24.

Seminary dean Ervin R. Stutzman awarded 12 three-year master of divinity, two master of arts in religion degees and one master of arts in church leadership degrees on the class of 2004.

The seminary graduates are (top row, l. to r.): Russell Henrich, Chad Herndon, Marty Doss, Dayve Graybill, Nate Barker, Shawn Gerber, Ken Landis, John Jacobs. (Second row, seated): Sheri Weaver, Mark Seymour, Willi Perez, Carl Kniss. (Front row, seated): Melissa Roth, Adam White, Ben Risser.

Moses S. Sakuda, a 2000 EMS graduate, gave a compelling commencement address in place of Dr. Cheryl J. Sanders, senior pastor of Third Street Church of God in Washington, D.C. Sanders cancelled the day before graduation due to her mother’s sudden death of a heart attack. Sakuda, a member of the Masai tribe from a village in Ngong Hills, Kenya, is currently associate director with the mission relationships and witness team of Church World Service in New York City, working primarily with African development.

91短视频 20 members and extended family of the Sakuda family sang a traditional Masai music selection during the program. They also sang at the university baccalaureate service that evening. Sakuda’s younger brother, Geoffrey L. Sakuda, graduated from 91短视频 Apr. 25 with a bachelor of science degree in business administration.

The graduates plan to begin or continue in pastoral, youth ministry or other church-related assignments with Mennonite Church, Church of the Brethren, United Methodist and Church of the Nazarene congregations across the United States or in Central America.