WASHINGTON, Pa. -- The Washington & Jefferson men's soccer team got goals from four different players and a combined shutout from its keepers in a 4-0 win over Franciscan.

The win moves the Presidents to 3-4 on the season while the Barons drop to 2-5-1 in 2014.

The first goal came when Jason Menni recorded his first career goal on the first point of Jason Yobbi's career at the 10:41-mark of the first half. Yobbi played a long ball down the left side and Menni took the ball into the box and beat the keeper to the upper-left corner.

Sam Dudley collected his first collegiate points with a goal 2:01 before halftime off a cross from Justin Carter and went middle-middle past the keeper, 2-0.

Carter added his third goal of the season 12:25 into the second half off a Menni cross that Carter pulled down to the ground with his chest and finished from the middle of the box.

Paul Boerema wrapped up the scoring with a goal at the 84:30-mark after he stole a Franciscan pass around the edge of the box and snuck one inside the left post.

W&J tripled Franciscan's shot totals with 24 compared to eight. Carter led the Presidents with five shots, with Menni adding four and Brian Hanna tallying three.

Jon Best earned the win, playing the first 56:46 and making five saves before yielding to Ben Wilt who played the final 33:14 and made on save as the two combined for W&J's first shutout of the season.

The Presidents host Mount Union on Saturday, Sept. 27 with a non-conference tilt at Alexandre Stadium at 1 p.m.