HARTFORD, Conn. -- Tonight's Eastern Connecticut State University Men's Soccer match on the road against Trinity College was postponed as a power outage at the athletic complex, with the sun setting in the 33rd minute, halted the action in a scoreless bout on Wednesday night.

Up to that point in the match, both sides were evenly matched as junior goalkeeper Jack Harmon stopped both shots on goal he faced from the Bantam offense, which totaled five shots overall, while both of Eastern's shots were stopped by first-year goalkeeper Jake Davis in net. First-year forwards Cameron Zingle and Colin Marshall were responsible for the two offensive chances the Warriors had, while both senior midfielder Sebastian Kadlof and senior defender Noah Page made their returns to the pitch after missing some time due to injury. 

The match is expected to be made up in the near future, with more details forthcoming on the Eastern Connecticut State University Athletic website once available. In the meantime, Eastern readies itself for conference play on Saturday afternoon at Rick McCarthy Field when they welcome Plymouth State University for a 3:00 PM tilt. The Warriors have won seven consecutive matches against the Panthers, and a win on Saturday would tie their longest winning streak in the all-time series.