Box Score SARASOTA, Fla. - The New College of Florida men's soccer team came back in dramatic fashion in their win over Trinity Baptist College Tuesday afternoon. 

The Trinity Baptist Eagles (3-3) had all the momentum in the first half. The Eagles put endless pressure on the Banyans, leading to a early go-ahead goal 12 minutes into the action. The Eagles scored on a well-placed cross into the box and a perfectly timed header. 

The Banyans (4-2) struggled to find their form due to turnovers in the offensive side of the pitch. 

The Banyans got on the scoreboard thanks to a timely goal from Kais Sabic, making the score an even 1-1 going into the break. 

Trinity Baptist hit the ground running again, scoring two long shot goals three minutes after play resumed. 

The Banyans continued to fight while down 3-1, with Gian-Carlo Kama scoring to bring the Banyans back within one. 

Shamour Mclean tied the game on a powerful long distance free kick, igniting the home crowd and driving team momentum. 

New College's defense was impressive in the second half, taking away the Eagles' opportunities and keeping possession. 

Gian-Carlo Kama broke the tie after a well-paced ball from Shamour Mclean, giving the Banyans a lead with 13 minutes remaining. 

New College continued their stellar defensive play, propelling the Banyans to a 4-3 victory. 

Coach Konga spoke highly of the team's resilience in the face of defeat after the match. "What an astounding comeback! To reverse the course twice in a soccer match is no easy task. Our team's outstanding teamwork and skill were the keys to our victory. Today's game was a true testament to our players' unwavering determination. I couldn't be more proud of them."

The Banyans look to continue their winning record when they head to the University of Fort Lauderdale on Oct. 7.