Scoring three second half goals, the No. 6 ranked University of Saskatchewan Huskies defeated the University of Calgary Dinos 4-1 in the opening match of the Canada West men's soccer season Saturday afternoon on Field 7 in PotashCorp Park.

Tied after the first half, Saskatchewan ran away with the game scoring in the 61st, 80^th and 90^th minutes to seal the win.

Striker Garrett Peters tallied the game-winning goal on a Brett Levis pass to the inside in the 61^st minute. Bobbi Nicholat found the net on the Saskatchewan third goal after a Huskie keeper Michal Bandula kick landed in the box in the 80^th minute Levis added the fourth goal in the 90^th dribbling around the Calgary keeper to send the ball into the open net.

After a 15 delay due to a Calgary injury in the first half, the Dinos opened the scoring on an own goal. The ball bounced off Saskatchewan defender Matthew Gillott and by a diving.  Bandula. Just a few minutes later in added time, Peters was hauled down in the box. Striker David Brown capitalized on the penalty kick.

Bandula finished the match with six saves, while Brett Hunter stopped four for the Dinos. Calgary outshot Saskatchewan 8-7.

The two teams will meet again Sunday at 2:15 p.m. on Field 7 in PotashCorp Park.