The Wabash soccer team scored two goals before weather in the Richmond, Indiana area halted its match at Earlham College with seven minutes remaining, giving the Little Giants the 2-0 victory.
 
Wabash (2-1) scored its first goal in the 29^th minute when David Riggs found the back of the net for his first goal of the season. Jacques Boulais added a goal in the 55^th minute to provide the two-goal advantage.
 
The Little Giants limited Earlham (1-1) to two shot attempts and one shot on goal. Wabash goalkeeper Chad Wunderlich recorded one save in the winning effort. The Little Giants fired five shots on goal out of eight shot attempts.
 
"We got off to a pretty slow start," Wabash head coach Chris Keller said. "We got a boost of energy and gained some composure from some subs who entered the game in the first half like Michael Zubeck, Riggs, and Boulais.
 
"We did get a good overall performance defensively. We were pretty solid in the back and didn't give Earlham much to work with offensively. It was a good win on the road. It's always difficult to win at Earlham. Now we look forward to playing a Trine team Saturday that's scoring a lot of goals early in the season."
 
The Little Giants face Trine in the second game of the Robbie Dreher Classic. The two-day, four-team event begins at 1 p.m. Saturday with Fontbonne University playing Franklin College at Fischer Field, followed by the Wabash vs Trine match. The four teams return to action Sunday with Wabash playing Fontbonne at 1 p.m. and concludes with Trine playing Franklin.