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Friday, November 1
Kenosha, Wis.
2:30 P.M. CT
St. Cloud State
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UW-Parkside
Photo by: Isaac Bentrott
St. Cloud State Men’s Soccer Closes-Out Regular Season With Crucial Road Trip
10/30/2024 10:20:00 AM | Men's Soccer
Huskies to play Wisconsin-Parkside, Purdue Northwest
St. Cloud, Minn.- St. Cloud State Men's Soccer (8-7-0, 5-5-0 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference) closes out their regular season this weekend as they travel to Wisconsin-Parkside on Friday, November 1 and then to Purdue Northwest on Sunday, November 3. Friday's game is set for 2:30 p.m. while Sunday's game is scheduled for 1:00 p.m.
Follow the Huskies
Both game will be streamed live on Flo Sports (registration required). Live stats will be provided by Wisconsin-Parkside on Friday and then by Purdue Northwest on Sunday. Links for each option can be found on the St. Cloud State Men's Soccer Schedule.
Last Time Out
St. Cloud State hit the road this past weekend as they traveled to Illinois to faceoff against Roosevelt and Illinois Springfield.
Friday's game against Roosevelt was tightly contested throughout the match as neither team were able to score in the first half. The Huskies offense sputtered throughout the match as they could only muster six shots in the game with three landing on goal. Roosevelt broke the tie in the 78th minute as Caco Fernandez scored what would be the game-winning goal. St. Cloud State created offensive opportunities late but were unable to find the equalizer as they suffered their fifth-straight loss. Ramy Atia set a season-high of eight saves in the match.
Sunday's game against Illinois Springfield saw the Huskies get on the board quickly as Eduardo Balduino found the back of the net in the 11th minute for his third goal of the season. The Prairie Stars responded rather quickly as they tied the game in the 16th minute. The Huskies struck again right before half as Owen Wasmund scored his first career goal off an assist from Owen Worsdell. St. Cloud State went into the break leading 2-1. Coming out of the break, neither team was able to draw nylons for the first 25 minutes until ISU tied the game in the 71st minute with a goal from Kevin Herrera. The Huskies dug deep and were able to respond quickly as Balduino intercepted a misplay by ISU and then found Worsdell right outside the box. Worsdell dumped it down to a streaking Philip Caputo who cashed the game-winning goal in the 76th minute. Leading 3-2 in the game, the Huskies ramped up their defense as they held the Prairie Stars scoreless in the final 14 minutes as St. Cloud State snapped their five-game losing streak to secure their eighth win of the season.
St. Cloud State Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
GLIAC Standings
Playoff Push
The Huskies come into this weekend having already clinched a spot in the GLIAC Tournament along with the other top five teams in the standings. In the GLIAC Tournament, the top two seeds receive a bye to the semifinals while teams seeded 3-6 will play in the quarterfinals. Seeds three and four will host the quarterfinal games. St. Cloud State controls their own destiny in regard to playoff seeding. While they have an outside chance of earning the number one seed, they are still able to earn the first-round bye with two victories. With a win on Friday against Wisconsin-Parkside, SCSU at worst clinches a home playoff game, whether that be in the quarterfinals or semifinals will be determined by Sunday's outcomes across the league.
The league schedule this week is as follows:
Wednesday, October 30
Saginaw Valley State vs. Davenport
Friday, November 1
Northern Michigan vs. Purdue Northwest
Davenport vs. Roosevelt
St. Cloud State vs. Wisconsin-Parkside
Sunday, November 3
Saginaw Valley State vs. Roosevelt
Northern Michigan vs. Wisconsin-Parkside
St. Cloud State vs. Purdue Northwest
The ideal scenario for the Huskies to clinch a bye is to beat Wisconsin-Parkside on Friday and then Purdue Northwest on Sunday. Saginaw Valley State would need to beat both Roosevelt and Davenport and then those teams would need to tie on Friday when they play each other. If the Huskies lose to Wisconsin-Parkside, they would need to beat Purdue Northwest and then have the Rangers lose to Northern Michigan.
Series History
Friday's game against Wisconsin-Parkside will be the eighth meeting between the teams with the Huskies holding a 2-4-1 record. The teams played earlier this season at Husky Stadium, with St. Cloud State coming out on top.
Eduardo Balduino got the party started for the Huskies on Friday in the 26th minute as he knocked in a goal off his right foot to give St. Cloud State a 1-0 lead. The Huskies held that lead for the remainder of the half, but the Rangers tied the game up early in the second half with a goal in the 49th minute. Despite the quick goal by Parkside, the Huskies responded even quicker as Philip Caputo forced a Parkside handball after firing a shot in the box. Caputo then capitalized on the penalty kick by beating the keeper to give St. Cloud State a 2-1 lead. The teams continued to battle into the 62nd before the Rangers tied the game at 2-2 after executing a free kick that led to a goal by Paco Piscaglia. The game raged on before it was Caputo again who found the back on the net in the 75th minute after being set up by Yuken Harmon and then Balduino to give the Huskies a 3-2 lead. Despite the late lead, Parkside would not go away as they again tied the game with a goal in the 83rd minute by Eduardo Perez. The resilience of St. Cloud State has showed up throughout the entirety of the year and showed almost instantly in the 84th minute. Andrew Holmes dished the ball over to Austin Plumhoff who sent it down to Caputo who scored the game-winning goal for the Huskies. The St. Cloud State defense locked down the Rangers in the final six minutes of play by not allowing a shot. The Huskies came out on top with a 4-3 win for their fourth consecutive victory. Caputo on the night recorded the second most points in a single game in program history with seven and set a new program record for consecutive games with a goal with five.
Sunday's game against Purdue Northwest will be the eighth meeting between the teams with the Huskies holding a 4-3 advantage. St. Cloud State took the matchup between the teams earlier in the season when they played at Husky Stadium.
Mika Folstad put St. Cloud State on the board early in the 6th minute as he knocked in a header deep in the box following passes from Nolan Pratumwon and Owen Worsdell. The Huskies held that lead for the majority of the half before William Gonzalez banged in his first goal of the season in the 42nd minute. Gonzalez was set up from a throw-in from Noah Eklund who threw the ball to Matt Greenland, and he dished it over to Gonzalez to give St. Cloud State a 2-0 lead. Those two goals would be all the scoring in the game as goalkeeper Ramy Atia pitched his first shutout of the season while recording three saves in the Huskies 2-0 victory.
Scouting Wisconsin Parkside
The Wisconsin Parkside Rangers come into this game holdings 6-5-3 record and a 4-4-2 record in GLIAC play. The Rangers are in the midst of a two-game losing streak after they were defeated by Davenport and Saginaw Valley State this weekend. Parkside is coming off of a 9-5-3 (7-2-1 GLIAC) record in 2023 where they reached the NCAA Tournament but were defeated 3-4 by Maryville. This year, the Rangers return four of their top six points scorers from 2023 including Chris Estrada, Paco Piscaglia, Bryan Torres, and Mario Bolado who all scored 8+ points last season. Estrada, Bolado, and Jules Peycelon were all named All-GLIAC last year. While the Rangers offer a plethora of returners, they lost 2023 GLIAC Defensive Player of the Year and All-Region honoree Mike Howell as well as their leading points scorer and All-American Alejandro Martinez. Howell and Martiniez were both First Team All-GLIAC selections last season.
Parkside currently has four players that have tallied nine points on the year including Estrada, Pecycelon, Piscaglia, and Matteo Quintero. Estrada and Piscaglia have each recorded four goals and an assist. Peycelon has three goals and three assists on the year and Quintero has tallied two goals and five assists.
Starting in goal will likely be redshirt junior Daniyal Rana who has started 12 games for the Rangers and compiled stats of 13 goals allowed, 1.08 goals against average, 46 saves, .780 save percentage, five shutouts and a 6-4-2 record. Last year, Rana started 11 games where he put together a 7-2-2 record, allowed 15 goals for a 1.36 goals against average, saved 34 shots for a .694 save percentage, and tallied two shutouts.
Head Coach Jason Zitzke enters his 14th season with the Rangers in 2024. Zitzke has put together a historic career in his tenure with Parkside as he has compiled a 116-90-31 record, three GLIAC Coach of the Year honors, four NCAA Tournament appearances, and five GLIAC Championships.
Wisconsin Parkside Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
Wisconsin Parkside Statistical Conference Leaders (amount, GLIAC ranking)
Wisconsin Parkside Team Statistics (GLIAC ranking)
Scouting Purdue Northwest
The Purdue Northwest Pride come into this game holding a 5-7-2 record and a 2-6-2 record in GLIAC play. The Pride are currently in the midst of a four-game losing streak with losses against Wisconsin-Parkside, Roosevelt, Saginaw Valley State, and Davenport. Purdue Northwest is coming off a 2023 campaign that saw them go 10-4-4 (5-3-2 GLIAC). The Pride took down Saginaw Valley State in the GLIAC Championship to qualify for the NCAA Tournament where they would be defeated 1-0 by Lewis. This year, Purdue Northwest returns four of their six All-GLIAC honorees from a year ago including Hugo Lorenzo who was named GLIAC Offensive Player of the Year, First Team All-GLIAC, Midwest Player of the Year, and All-American after tallying 33 points on 13 goals and seven assists. Jacob Battista was named Second Team All-GLIAC after scoring 23 points on eight goals and seven assists. On the defensive side, the Pride return Second Team All-GLIAC performers Martin Murrillo and Flavio Nardecchia. The losses for Purdue Northwest include GLIAC Goalkeeper of the Year and First Team All-GLIAC Performer Eligh Williams and All-GLIAC Honorable Mention Ryan Moran.
Battista is the leading scorer for Purdue Northwest with 14 points coming from five goals and four assists. Christian Booth is the second leading points scorer on the team with 12 coming from five goals and three assists.
Starting in goal for the Pride will likely be Tomas Rozman, who has started 13 games for Purdue Northwest this year. Rozman has allowed 18 goals for a 1.42 goals against average, tallied 40 saves for a .690 save percentage, and registered a 5-6-2 record with three shutouts.
Head Coach Luke Dunn enters his second season with Purdue Northwest in 2024. In his inaugural season with the Pride, Dunn led the team to their first NCAA Tournament in program history while winning the GLIAC Tournament for the first time in program history. Dunn and the Pride tallied a 10-4-4 record with a 5-3-2 record in GLIAC play.
Purdue Northwest Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
Purdue Northwest Statistical Conference Leaders (amount, GLIAC ranking)
Purdue Northwest Team Statistics (GLIAC ranking)
For all the latest on St. Cloud State Men's Soccer, stay tuned to scsuhuskies.com and follow the team on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
Follow the Huskies
Both game will be streamed live on Flo Sports (registration required). Live stats will be provided by Wisconsin-Parkside on Friday and then by Purdue Northwest on Sunday. Links for each option can be found on the St. Cloud State Men's Soccer Schedule.
Last Time Out
St. Cloud State hit the road this past weekend as they traveled to Illinois to faceoff against Roosevelt and Illinois Springfield.
Friday's game against Roosevelt was tightly contested throughout the match as neither team were able to score in the first half. The Huskies offense sputtered throughout the match as they could only muster six shots in the game with three landing on goal. Roosevelt broke the tie in the 78th minute as Caco Fernandez scored what would be the game-winning goal. St. Cloud State created offensive opportunities late but were unable to find the equalizer as they suffered their fifth-straight loss. Ramy Atia set a season-high of eight saves in the match.
Sunday's game against Illinois Springfield saw the Huskies get on the board quickly as Eduardo Balduino found the back of the net in the 11th minute for his third goal of the season. The Prairie Stars responded rather quickly as they tied the game in the 16th minute. The Huskies struck again right before half as Owen Wasmund scored his first career goal off an assist from Owen Worsdell. St. Cloud State went into the break leading 2-1. Coming out of the break, neither team was able to draw nylons for the first 25 minutes until ISU tied the game in the 71st minute with a goal from Kevin Herrera. The Huskies dug deep and were able to respond quickly as Balduino intercepted a misplay by ISU and then found Worsdell right outside the box. Worsdell dumped it down to a streaking Philip Caputo who cashed the game-winning goal in the 76th minute. Leading 3-2 in the game, the Huskies ramped up their defense as they held the Prairie Stars scoreless in the final 14 minutes as St. Cloud State snapped their five-game losing streak to secure their eighth win of the season.
St. Cloud State Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
- Points- Philip Caputo (30)
- Goals- Philip Caputo (12)
- Assists- Philip Caputo (6)
- Shots on goal- Philip Caputo (22)
- Shots- Philip Caputo (39)
- Minutes- Andrew Holmes (1256)
- Saves- Ramy Atia (48)
- Goals against average- Ramy Atia (1.42)
- Save percentage- Ramy Atia (.727)
- Shutouts- Ramy Atia (3)
- Game-winning goals- Philip Caputo (4)
- Points- Philip Caputo (30, 1st), Mika Folstad (10, 9th), Eduardo Balduino (9, tied 10th), Owen Worsdell (9, tied 10th)
- Goals- Philip Caputo (12, 1st)
- Assists- Philip Caputo (6, 2nd), Owen Worsdell (5, tied 3rd), Mika Folstad (4, tied 5th), Andrew Holmes (4, tied 5th), Eduardo Balduino (3, tied 10th), Matt Greenland (3, tied 10th), Austin Plumhoff (3, tied 10th), Nolan Pratumwon (3, tied 10th), Yanis Smeg (3, tied 10th)
- Shots on goal- Philip Caputo (22, tied 1st),
- Shots- Philip Caputo (39, 2nd)
- Saves- Ramy Atia (48, 2nd)
- Save percentage- Ramy Atia (.727, 5th)
- Goals against average- Ramy Atia (1.42, 6th)
- Shutouts- Ramy Atia (3, 5th)
- Game-winning goals- Philip Caputo (4, tied 1st)
- Points- Philip Caputo (30, tied 6th)
- Goals- Philip Caputo (12, tied 7th)
- Assists- Philip Caputo (6, tied 36th)
- Shots on goal- Philip Caputo (22, tied 26th)
- Shots- Philip Caputo (39, tied 34th)
- Game-winning goals- Philip Caputo (4, tied 3rd)
- 10.60 shots per game (7th) | 4.87 shots on goal per game (6th)
- 6.53 points per game (1st) | 1.86 goals per game (1st) | 2.80 assists per game (1st)
- 1.47 goals allowed per game (7th) | 3.60 saves per game (2nd)
- 7.93 fouls per game (1st)
GLIAC Standings
- Saginaw Valley State (10-4-0, 7-3-0 GLIAC) 21 conference points
- Davenport (8-4-4, 5-2-3 GLIAC) 18 CP
- Roosevelt (8-4-3, 6-4-0 GLIAC) 18 CP
- St. Cloud State (8-7-0, 5-5-0 GLIAC) 15 CP
- Wisconsin Parkside (6-5-3, 4-4-2 GLIAC) 14 CP
- Purdue Northwest (5-7-2, 2-6-2 GLIAC) 8 CP
- Northern Michigan (5-7-2, 2-7-1 GLIAC) 7 CP
Playoff Push
The Huskies come into this weekend having already clinched a spot in the GLIAC Tournament along with the other top five teams in the standings. In the GLIAC Tournament, the top two seeds receive a bye to the semifinals while teams seeded 3-6 will play in the quarterfinals. Seeds three and four will host the quarterfinal games. St. Cloud State controls their own destiny in regard to playoff seeding. While they have an outside chance of earning the number one seed, they are still able to earn the first-round bye with two victories. With a win on Friday against Wisconsin-Parkside, SCSU at worst clinches a home playoff game, whether that be in the quarterfinals or semifinals will be determined by Sunday's outcomes across the league.
The league schedule this week is as follows:
Wednesday, October 30
Saginaw Valley State vs. Davenport
Friday, November 1
Northern Michigan vs. Purdue Northwest
Davenport vs. Roosevelt
St. Cloud State vs. Wisconsin-Parkside
Sunday, November 3
Saginaw Valley State vs. Roosevelt
Northern Michigan vs. Wisconsin-Parkside
St. Cloud State vs. Purdue Northwest
The ideal scenario for the Huskies to clinch a bye is to beat Wisconsin-Parkside on Friday and then Purdue Northwest on Sunday. Saginaw Valley State would need to beat both Roosevelt and Davenport and then those teams would need to tie on Friday when they play each other. If the Huskies lose to Wisconsin-Parkside, they would need to beat Purdue Northwest and then have the Rangers lose to Northern Michigan.
Series History
Friday's game against Wisconsin-Parkside will be the eighth meeting between the teams with the Huskies holding a 2-4-1 record. The teams played earlier this season at Husky Stadium, with St. Cloud State coming out on top.
Eduardo Balduino got the party started for the Huskies on Friday in the 26th minute as he knocked in a goal off his right foot to give St. Cloud State a 1-0 lead. The Huskies held that lead for the remainder of the half, but the Rangers tied the game up early in the second half with a goal in the 49th minute. Despite the quick goal by Parkside, the Huskies responded even quicker as Philip Caputo forced a Parkside handball after firing a shot in the box. Caputo then capitalized on the penalty kick by beating the keeper to give St. Cloud State a 2-1 lead. The teams continued to battle into the 62nd before the Rangers tied the game at 2-2 after executing a free kick that led to a goal by Paco Piscaglia. The game raged on before it was Caputo again who found the back on the net in the 75th minute after being set up by Yuken Harmon and then Balduino to give the Huskies a 3-2 lead. Despite the late lead, Parkside would not go away as they again tied the game with a goal in the 83rd minute by Eduardo Perez. The resilience of St. Cloud State has showed up throughout the entirety of the year and showed almost instantly in the 84th minute. Andrew Holmes dished the ball over to Austin Plumhoff who sent it down to Caputo who scored the game-winning goal for the Huskies. The St. Cloud State defense locked down the Rangers in the final six minutes of play by not allowing a shot. The Huskies came out on top with a 4-3 win for their fourth consecutive victory. Caputo on the night recorded the second most points in a single game in program history with seven and set a new program record for consecutive games with a goal with five.
Sunday's game against Purdue Northwest will be the eighth meeting between the teams with the Huskies holding a 4-3 advantage. St. Cloud State took the matchup between the teams earlier in the season when they played at Husky Stadium.
Mika Folstad put St. Cloud State on the board early in the 6th minute as he knocked in a header deep in the box following passes from Nolan Pratumwon and Owen Worsdell. The Huskies held that lead for the majority of the half before William Gonzalez banged in his first goal of the season in the 42nd minute. Gonzalez was set up from a throw-in from Noah Eklund who threw the ball to Matt Greenland, and he dished it over to Gonzalez to give St. Cloud State a 2-0 lead. Those two goals would be all the scoring in the game as goalkeeper Ramy Atia pitched his first shutout of the season while recording three saves in the Huskies 2-0 victory.
Scouting Wisconsin Parkside
The Wisconsin Parkside Rangers come into this game holdings 6-5-3 record and a 4-4-2 record in GLIAC play. The Rangers are in the midst of a two-game losing streak after they were defeated by Davenport and Saginaw Valley State this weekend. Parkside is coming off of a 9-5-3 (7-2-1 GLIAC) record in 2023 where they reached the NCAA Tournament but were defeated 3-4 by Maryville. This year, the Rangers return four of their top six points scorers from 2023 including Chris Estrada, Paco Piscaglia, Bryan Torres, and Mario Bolado who all scored 8+ points last season. Estrada, Bolado, and Jules Peycelon were all named All-GLIAC last year. While the Rangers offer a plethora of returners, they lost 2023 GLIAC Defensive Player of the Year and All-Region honoree Mike Howell as well as their leading points scorer and All-American Alejandro Martinez. Howell and Martiniez were both First Team All-GLIAC selections last season.
Parkside currently has four players that have tallied nine points on the year including Estrada, Pecycelon, Piscaglia, and Matteo Quintero. Estrada and Piscaglia have each recorded four goals and an assist. Peycelon has three goals and three assists on the year and Quintero has tallied two goals and five assists.
Starting in goal will likely be redshirt junior Daniyal Rana who has started 12 games for the Rangers and compiled stats of 13 goals allowed, 1.08 goals against average, 46 saves, .780 save percentage, five shutouts and a 6-4-2 record. Last year, Rana started 11 games where he put together a 7-2-2 record, allowed 15 goals for a 1.36 goals against average, saved 34 shots for a .694 save percentage, and tallied two shutouts.
Head Coach Jason Zitzke enters his 14th season with the Rangers in 2024. Zitzke has put together a historic career in his tenure with Parkside as he has compiled a 116-90-31 record, three GLIAC Coach of the Year honors, four NCAA Tournament appearances, and five GLIAC Championships.
Wisconsin Parkside Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
- Points- Chris Estrada/Jules Peycelon/Paco Piscaglia/Matteo Quintero (9)
- Goals- Chris Estrada/Paco Piscaglia/Eduardo Aguillera-Guillen (4)
- Assists- Matteo Quintero (5)
- Shots on goal- Paco Piscaglia (12)
- Shots- Paco Piscaglia (27)
- Minutes- Jaime Le Conte (1254)
- Saves- Daniyal Rana (46)
- Goals against average- Daniyal Rana (1.08)
- Shutouts- Daniyal Rana (5)
- Save percentage- Daniyal Rana (.780)
- Game-winning goals- Jules Peycelon (2)
Wisconsin Parkside Statistical Conference Leaders (amount, GLIAC ranking)
- Points- Chris Estrada (9, tied 9th), Jules Peycelon (9, tied 9th), Paco Piscaglia (9, tied 9th), Matteo Quintero (9, tied 9th), Eduardo Aguilera-Guillen (8, tied 10th)
- Goals- Chris Estrada (4, tied 9th), Paco Piscaglia (4, tied 9th), Eduardo Aguilera- Guillen (4, tied 9th)
- Assists- Matteo Quintero (5, tied 3rd), Luis Flores (3, tied 10th), Jules Peycelon (3, tied 10th)
- Shots on goal- Paco Piscaglia (12, tied 8th), Jules Peycelon (11, 10th)
- Saves- Daniyal Rana (46, 3rd)
- Goals against average- Daniyal Rana (1.08, 2nd)
- Shutouts- Daniyal Rana (5, tied 1st)
- Save percentage- Daniyal Rana (.780, 1st)
- Game-winning goals- Jules Peycelon (2, tied 5th)
Wisconsin Parkside Team Statistics (GLIAC ranking)
- 13.07 shots per game (3rd) | 5.79 shots on goal per game (2nd)
- 4.86 points per game (3rd) | 1.57 goals per game (4th) | 1.71 assists per game (3rd)
- 1.29 goals allowed per game (4th) | 3.50 saves per game (3rd)
- 12.00 fouls per game (3rd)
Scouting Purdue Northwest
The Purdue Northwest Pride come into this game holding a 5-7-2 record and a 2-6-2 record in GLIAC play. The Pride are currently in the midst of a four-game losing streak with losses against Wisconsin-Parkside, Roosevelt, Saginaw Valley State, and Davenport. Purdue Northwest is coming off a 2023 campaign that saw them go 10-4-4 (5-3-2 GLIAC). The Pride took down Saginaw Valley State in the GLIAC Championship to qualify for the NCAA Tournament where they would be defeated 1-0 by Lewis. This year, Purdue Northwest returns four of their six All-GLIAC honorees from a year ago including Hugo Lorenzo who was named GLIAC Offensive Player of the Year, First Team All-GLIAC, Midwest Player of the Year, and All-American after tallying 33 points on 13 goals and seven assists. Jacob Battista was named Second Team All-GLIAC after scoring 23 points on eight goals and seven assists. On the defensive side, the Pride return Second Team All-GLIAC performers Martin Murrillo and Flavio Nardecchia. The losses for Purdue Northwest include GLIAC Goalkeeper of the Year and First Team All-GLIAC Performer Eligh Williams and All-GLIAC Honorable Mention Ryan Moran.
Battista is the leading scorer for Purdue Northwest with 14 points coming from five goals and four assists. Christian Booth is the second leading points scorer on the team with 12 coming from five goals and three assists.
Starting in goal for the Pride will likely be Tomas Rozman, who has started 13 games for Purdue Northwest this year. Rozman has allowed 18 goals for a 1.42 goals against average, tallied 40 saves for a .690 save percentage, and registered a 5-6-2 record with three shutouts.
Head Coach Luke Dunn enters his second season with Purdue Northwest in 2024. In his inaugural season with the Pride, Dunn led the team to their first NCAA Tournament in program history while winning the GLIAC Tournament for the first time in program history. Dunn and the Pride tallied a 10-4-4 record with a 5-3-2 record in GLIAC play.
Purdue Northwest Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
- Points- Jacob Battista (14)
- Goals- Jacob Battista/Christian Booth (5)
- Assists- Jacob Battista/Michael Miljevic (4)
- Shots on goal- Jacob Battista (12)
- Shots- Jacob Battista (28)
- Minutes- Tomas Rozman (1141)
- Saves- Tomas Rozman (40)
- Goals against average- Tomas Rozman (1.42)
- Save percentage- Tomas Rozman (.690)
- Shutouts- Tomas Rozman (3)
- Game-winning goals-Christian Booth (2)
Purdue Northwest Statistical Conference Leaders (amount, GLIAC ranking)
- Points- Jacob Battista (14, tied 3rd), Christian Booth (12, tied 7th), Rami Hassan Zantout (8, tied 10th),
- Goals- Jacob Battista (5, tied 7th), Christian Booth (5, tied 7th)
- Assists- Jacob Battista (4, tied 5th), Michael Miljevic (4, tied 5th)
- Shots on goal- Jacob Battista (12, tied 8th)
- Shots- Jacob Battista (28, tied 8th)
- Saves- Tomas Rozman (40, 5th)
- Goals against average- Tomas Rozman (1.42, 7th)
- Save percentage- Tomas Rozman (.690, 7th)
- Shutouts- Tomas Rozman (3, tied 5th)
- Game-winning goals- Christian Booth (2, tied 5th)
Purdue Northwest Team Statistics (GLIAC ranking)
- 11.86 shots per game (5th) | 4.79 shots on goal per game (7th)
- 4.21 points per game (5th) | 1.35 goals per game (6th) | 1.50 assists per game (4th)
- 1.43 goals allowed per game (6th) | 3.29 saves per game (4th)
- 14.50 fouls per game (7th)
For all the latest on St. Cloud State Men's Soccer, stay tuned to scsuhuskies.com and follow the team on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
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