Lynn University Hosting NCAA Men’s Soccer Quarterfinals. BOCA RATON, Fla. – Two goals in the first 15 minutes set the tone for a long day as Lynn University’s men’s soccer team overpowered Lander University 8-0 in the NCAA Division II Quarterfinals on Saturday afternoon. Seven different members of the Blue and White scored while Lee Paul Scroggins tied an NCAA record for goals in a tournament with six. Lander’s cinderella season concludes with the worst loss in its post-season history. Lynn will face the winner of the Cal-State Dominguez Hills/Fort Lewis match in Wichita Falls, Texas. We’ve had a difficult season with hurricanes and injuries and these boys have gone through a lot, said head coach Shaun Pendleton, who led Lynn to the 2003 NCAA Division II National Championship. But once we have our main squad put together, we’re a pretty good team. Today we did a good job of attacking the net, we put a zero on the board and we never let up. As coaches we’ve prepared properly and the players have done their job. We’re just very thankful to represent Lynn University and the Sunshine State Conference in the final four. Lynn outshot Lander 27-4 and won the corner kick battle 8-4. Kevin Street and Liam Bull combined on the Knights seventh shutout of the season, also notching three saves. Daum recorded one save in the first half while Peck notched seven in the second half.