York got back in the win column on Wednesday night as they scored three second half goals to win 4-1 against McPherson on the road.

The Panthers gave up a goal in the 21^st minute on a turnover in the midfield. The Bulldogs of McPherson dribbled down the left side and ended with a far post shot that was out of the reach of Breno Prado.

It didn't take long for York to respond as Walid Fattouh passed a square ball over to Alvaro Ansede in the midfield. Ansede took a couple of dribbles and then fired a laser from 35 yards out that tied the game.

That was all of the scoring for either team in the first half as the Bulldogs held a 10-2 advantage on shots but were unable to threaten with any on frame.

In the second half the Panthers were in attack mode as Felipe Dani pushed a pass across the top of the penalty area to Matias Madriaga who drilled the shot into the back of the net in the 66^th minute of play.

Less than ten minutes later it was Walid Fattouh who converted on the penalty kick after a hand ball in the box by the Bulldogs.

Miguel Sarubbi finished off the scoring as he settled the ball off of a throw in and turned to his left before firing a hard shot that hit the backside of the netting from 30 yards out.

York was outshot 16-7 on the night but just 6-5 for shots on target. The Panthers made the most of their opportunities as they scored on four of them.

The Panthers will travel to Southwestern College on Saturday night for a match against the Builders. The game is slated for a 7:30 p.m. start. York improves to 3-11-1 overall and 3-7 in KCAC play.