St. Cloud State Men’s Soccer Fall 1-0 to Davenport in 3rd Straight Loss

Friday, October 18

St. Cloud, Minn.

8:00 P.M. CT

St. Cloud State

7-5-0, 5-3-0

Davenport

6-3-4, 3-1-3

Davenport

St. Cloud St.

St. Cloud State Men’s Soccer Fall 1-0 to Davenport in 3rd Straight Loss

10/19/2024 12:07:00 AM | Men's Soccer

Box Score

Huskies’ shutout for third time this season

St. Cloud, Minn.- St. Cloud State Men's Soccer (7-5-0, 5-3-0 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference) suffered their third consecutive loss as they fell to Davenport 1-0. The Huskies nearly got on the board in the first 20 seconds as Mika Folstad was fouled in the box, leading to a penalty kick. Folstad stepped up and fired a shot into the bottom left corner that would be saved by Beau Hudd of Davenport. St. Cloud State continued to put pressure on the Panthers to start the game as Owen Worsdell fired a shot into the bottom right corner that would be saved and then Rhys Ward struck the right post on a shot. The two teams continued to trade blows, but neither were able to find the back of the net in the first half. Davenport drew first blood in the game as an arrant pass by the Huskies landed to Valerii Burlacenco who scored on the opportunity. The Panthers took a 1-0 at the 54 minute mark and never looked back. Despite giving up 16 shots with seven landing on goal, Davenport shutout the Huskies as they took down St. Cloud State by a score of 1-0.

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Owen Worsdell tallied two shots on goal.
Ramy Atia recorded two saves on the evening.

Notables

St. Cloud State remains winless against Davenport all-time with an 0-7-2 record.
The Huskies are also winless (0-5) on the year when they allow the first goal of the game.
St. Cloud State led the game in shots (16-12), shots on goal (7-3), and corner kicks (11-5).
Mika Folstad, William Gonzalez, Matt Greenland, Yuken Harmon, and Nolan Pratumwon all recorded one shot on goal.
Matt Greenland started his first game for the Huskies and played 88 minutes.
Ramy Atia, Noah Eklund, Andrew Holmes, Noah Kantorowicz, and Yannick Langerhuizen all played 90 minutes.

Up Next
St. Cloud State will be back in action on Sunday, October 20 as they host Saginaw Valley State in their final regular season game at Husky Stadium. Sunday's game will also be Senior Day for St. Cloud State.

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