 Hi everybody and welcome to Mustang Stadium. I'm Jeff Hemmelt here after the Stevenson men defeat Rosemont College. Five nothing here in Mustang Stadium here with the player of the game, Adam Diabagatti. Adam, two goals on the night. The first one was set up by Alex Vitsum. They're late in the first half. You kind of made a diving header there right outside the six. Tell me what was going through your mind during that goal. All I thought about was just Coach telling me pickle corner. He tells me that every day. I just had to make it happen. Well, you certainly did on that first one. It was a one nothing lead. And then you guys exploded for four in that second half. The fifth and last goal there, a low shot outside the box being the keeper. Your freshman year, two goals and a few games for you. How are you feeling so far? You guys are winning and you're doing pretty good. It's great. I mean, it's just work in progress. Still working on it with the support of both my captains, both Yanya and Reed. Being just still working on it. You know, trying to get to that next level. Through your first six games, you guys are five and one best start for the team since 2010. Has there been any secret to your guys' success or is it just everybody contributing? What's been the big factor for you guys? Hard work and dedication. And the guys are great. The locker room is great. Keep working. All right, guys. Well, Alex, Adam, we appreciate it. And we'll see you guys back here on the 13th against Gwynedd Mercy at home. Between that, you guys have a road game against Lancaster Bible. So continue up to good work. You guys are five and one. Keep it going. Thank you, sir. All right. Adam Diabagati joining us here at Mustang Stadium after the 5-0 win against Rosemont College.