After starting with a 2-6 record, Central Michigan soccer knew they had to find more offense before Mid-American Conference play started.
Now, with a 2-0 start in MAC play with wins over Ohio (1-0) and Kent State (2-1), the Chippewas believe they are finding answers on that end of the field.
“In practice we’ve been working on moving together up top and with the midfield to get attacking opportunities,” said senior midfielder Shannon Magnan. “(Against KSU) it definitely showed and you can see the difference already.”
The Chippewas (4-6, 2-0 MAC) look to carry offensive success over into a weekend of road games starting with Buffalo (7-2, 1-1) at 7 p.