The St. John Fisher College men's soccer team fell behind 2-0 to the visiting Geneseo Knights after the first half, eventually falling 3-0 in non-conference action Wednesday at Growney Stadium.

With the loss Fisher falls to 4-11-1, while Geneseo improves to 10-7-2.

Geneseo opened up the scoring in the 15^th minute as Jason Iannone five-holed Josh Klein to take a 1-0 lead.

The Knights doubled their lead midway through the first half as Tyler Chauncey collected a loose ball and slotted it into the near post.

Fisher had an excellent scoring opportunity just minutes into the second half as Chris Ferrara play a pass into Zach Hammond, who ripped a shot from 8-yards out just wide.

The Cardinals kept the pressure coming in the 49^th minute as Jake Gentile fired a shot from the 18-yard box, forcing Geneseo goalie Trevor Heckathorn to make a difficult stop at his feet.

The Knights added their final tally of the game in the 77^th minute off a shot from outside the 18-yard box that bent inside the far post.

Fisher kept pushing, nearly getting on the board with five minutes to play off a free kick as Danny Yancone sent in a shot that hit off the crossbar.

Fisher finished with an 18-16 shot advantage, including 15-5 in the second half.

Klein played the first half, while Szymon Labecki took over in the second half making four and one save, respectively.

Fisher closes out its regular season at 4 p.m. on Saturday when it will host Stevens Institute at Growney Stadium for Senior Day.