WEST POINT, Ga. – A two-goal performance from Uros Andjelic highlighted the conference matchup as Brewton-Parker fell 5-2 to Point University in its regular-season finale.
Coming off a 3-1 victory over Andrew College on Thursday, the Barons entered the contest looking to build on their momentum and close the regular season with consecutive wins.
Brewton-Parker generated early offensive opportunities, with Guillem Ropero and Biel Ibanez each putting shots on goal within the opening seven minutes. However, Point goalkeeper Clemens Budde turned away both attempts to keep the match scoreless.
The Skyhawks broke through in the 42nd minute when Joshua Vincent Boland found the back of the net off an assist from Florian Ohk, giving Point a 1-0 advantage.
The Barons wasted little time responding, as Andjelic scored just 43 seconds later to even the contest at 1-1. The late first-half goal sent both teams into the break tied.
Point regained the lead in the 55th minute when Bruno Duarte scored off an assist from Tomas Calado. The Skyhawks extended their advantage less than four minutes later as Ohk found the back of the net, giving Point a 3-1 lead.
Ohk added another goal in the 66th minute to push the Skyhawks' advantage to 4-1.
Despite the deficit, Brewton-Parker continued battling offensively. Andjelic recorded his second goal of the afternoon in the 72nd minute, finishing an opportunity created by Iker Galvez to cut the deficit to 4-2.
Point answered in the 76th minute when Ohk completed his hat trick, securing the 5-2 victory for the Skyhawks.
Andjelic led Brewton-Parker's offensive effort, recording two goals on two shots. André Xavier contributed two shots on goal, while Ropero and Ibanez each added one. Galvez finished with an assist on the Barons' second goal.
Defensively, goalkeeper Karolis Zukauskas played all 90 minutes and recorded seven saves against Point's offensive attack.
The Skyhawks held a 17-7 advantage in total shots, including a 12-6 edge in shots on goal. Point also recorded five corner kicks compared to Brewton-Parker's four.
With the result, the Barons conclude the regular season with a 2-15-1 overall record and a 2-9 mark in conference play.
Despite the setback, Brewton-Parker showed determination throughout the contest, responding quickly to Point's opening goal and continuing to create scoring opportunities in the second half.
With the loss, Brewton-Parker concludes its 2026 season with a 2-15-1 overall record and a 2-9 mark in conference. The Barons will now shift their focus to the offseason as they look to regroup and build toward the 2027 season.
