QUEENS, N.Y. – Senior Evan Levine (Boca Raton, Fla./Olympic Heights) scored in the 74^th minute, but the Bentley men's soccer team fell to Queens (NY) on the road 2-1 on Saturday night.

The teams played a scoreless first 55 minutes. Once the match went into the 57^th minute, the teams combined for three goals in a 17-minute span.

Queens got the match's first goal off the foot of forward Leo Pinto, with a shot from 19 yards out that curved into the top right corner.

14 minutes later the Knights made it 2-0 when Adolfo Martinez scored from long range with a shot to the low left corner of the net in the 72^nd minute.

Less than two minutes later though Levine cut into Queens' lead with his first career goal. Freshman Luke Mollenhauer (Burlington, Mass./Lexington Christian) won the ball in midfield with a tackle and fed a short pass to Levine.

Levine then galloped in on net and fired off a low shot from about 22 yards to the bottom left corner to make it a 2-1 game.

Bentley had one final chance late in the match to tie. After gaining possession in the defensive end, they worked the ball down the field and a pass to Lukas Drahos (Melrose, Mass./Mystic Valley) led to a difficult volleyed shot from about 18 yards, but Knights keeper Dario Cruz was equal to the task and made the save.

The Falcons (0-1-1) will next be in action on Wednesday night when they face Assumption on the road in a non-conference match.