All the scoring came late in the second half, but the last goal with less than five minutes to play proved to be the backbreaker for the Berry men's soccer team as host Covenant handed the Vikings a 2-1 defeat Tuesday night in Lookout Mountain, Ga.

        The setback gives Berry a 3-2 record heading into yet another road trip – the Vikes' first seven games this season are on opponent's turf – this weekend when the team heads to Ashland, Va., to face Randolph-Macon on Saturday then travels to Fayetteville, N.C., to face Methodist.

        The Vikings finally return to their home pitch at Pearson Field on Sept. 25 hosting Southern Athletic Conference foe Sewanee.
Against Covenant, Berry broke what was a scoreless deadlock in the second half when Jensen Brown scored off an assist from Nathan Carlson 61:19 into the game.
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        The Scots tied the game scoring 10 minutes later, then with less than nine minutes to play scored the game winner.
Berry wound up fighting off an offensive assault by Covenant, which outshot the Vikes 18-6. Berry goalkeeper Jose Palacios wound up recording five saves.