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Friday, October 11
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Photo by: Isaac Bentrott
No. 13 St. Cloud State Men’s Soccer Travels to Michigan for Two Conference Matches
10/9/2024 11:25:00 AM | Men's Soccer
Huskies look to extend seven-game winning streak
St. Cloud, Minn.- No. 13 St. Cloud State Men's Soccer (7-2-0, 5-0-0 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference) travel to Michigan as they take on Saginaw Valley State on Friday, October 11 and then Davenport on Sunday, October 13. Friday's game is set for 1:00 p.m. CT and Sunday's game is slated for 10:00 a.m. ct.
Follow the Huskies
Both games will be streamed on Flo Sports (registration required). Live stats will be provided by Saginaw Valley State on Friday and then Davenport on Sunday. Links for each option can be found on the Men's Soccer Schedule.
Last Time Out
This past week, St. Cloud State continued GLIAC play as they traveled to Northern Michigan on Wednesday and then hosted Roosevelt on Friday.
Wednesday's game started slow for both the Huskies and Wildcats with both teams being held scoreless halfway through the first half. That changed in the 28th minute as Philip Caputo attacked the Wildcat defense into their box and would ultimately be fouled, leading to a penalty kick. Caputo stepped to the line, taking the kick himself, where he fired a shot to the right post which beat the keeper to give the Huskies a 1-0 lead. St. Cloud State held onto that lead for the remainder of the half. The second half also started slowly until the Wildcats created a break opportunity which led to the Huskies fouling Northern Michigan in the penalty box. A Northern Michigan player stepped up to the plate and fired a shot that would be denied by goalkeeper Ramy Atia who made an incredible diving save to his left to block the shot in the 61st minute. That save was a massive momentum killer for the Wildcats. The teams battled late into the game before the Northern Michigan goalkeeper sent a ball into the Huskies box where Andrew Holmes came away with the ball. Holmes passed it up to Caputo who took a couple of dribbles and fired a missile at the midline which flew past the keeper and blew up in the back of the net for a mind-blowing goal in the 82nd minute. The St. Cloud State defense again held strong in the final minutes of the game as the Huskies won their sixth straight game 2-0 against Northern Michigan. Caputo recorded his third multi-goal game of the year and Atia tallied his second shutout while recording three saves.
Friday's game against Roosevelt was another stout defensive performance for the Huskies. No scoring occurred in the first 35 minutes of play until Noah Eklund knocked the ball away from a Roosevelt player and delivered a deep pass to Matt Greenland. Greenland took a few dribbles in the attacking zone and then dropped a dime to Rhys Ward right in front of the net who cashed in the opportunity off of his right foot to give the Huskies a 1-0 lead. St. Cloud State held that lead for the remainder of the game as they picked up their seventh straight victory by taking down Roosevelt 1-0. Ramy Atia tallied his third consecutive shutout while making a season-high of six saves.
National Ranking
St. Cloud State Men's Soccer earned their first national ranking in program history as announced by the United Soccer Coaches Tuesday afternoon. After coming in as receiving votes last week, the Huskies jumped to No. 13 in the nation following their 2-0 victory against Northern Michigan and their 1-0 victory against Roosevelt.
The Huskies also moved up in the regional rankings from last week. SCSU came in at No. 3 in the Midwest region last week and moved up to No. 2, trailing only McKendree University who are ranked No. 7 in the nation.
GLIAC Players of the Week
Following the Huskies undefeated weekend, Philip Caputo and Ramy Atia were named GLIAC Offensive and Defensive Player of the Week.
For the week, Caputo finished second in the conference in points with four and finished tied for first in goals with two while recording five shots on goal. This is the third player of the week honor for Caputo this season.
Atia led the conference in save percentage (1.00), goals against average (0.00), and shutouts (2) while finishing second in saves (9). This is the second Player of the Week honor for Atia this season.
St. Cloud State Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
St. Cloud State Statistical Conference Leaders (amount, GLIAC ranking)
St. Cloud State Statistical National Leaders (amount, ranking)
St. Cloud State Team Statistics (GLIAC ranking)
GLIAC Standings
(all stats and standings accumulated October 7)
Series History
Friday's game against Saginaw Valley State marks the eighth meeting between the two programs with the Cardinals holding a 4-0-3 record. The teams played three times last season, including a playoff matchup.
The first game between the teams took place at Husky Stadium where neither team was able to find the back of the net. The game ended in a 0-0 draw as Dylan De Baldo tallied five saves on the night.
The Huskies traveled over to University Center, Mich. for the second matchup of the year. The Cardinals got on the board early in the game with a goal in the 8th minute. SVSU held that lead for the majority of the game until the Huskies garnered a corner kick opportunity in the 83rd minute. Philip Caputo delivered a ball into the box that went off the head of Alesio Kacaj and landed at the feet of Owen Worsdell who drilled the game-tying goal.
The third and final meeting of the year again occurred at Husky Stadium, but this time in the GLIAC Quarterfinal. The teams battled through the first 90 minutes of regulation with no scoring taking place. The defensive battle raged on through two 10-minute overtime periods, but neither team was able to break the tie. The teams then went into penalty shootout. The Cardinals capitalized on their first three shots while the Huskies made two of their three shots with makes by Zinedine Kroeten and Juan Villegas to set the score at 3-2. Dylan De Baldo saved the next SVSU shot while Philip Caputo knocked in the fourth Huskies chance to tie the game 3-3. Donna Kheswa made the final attempt for the Cardinals to take a 4-3 lead. Vukota Mastilovic was the final shooter for the Huskies, but his shot was saved by Jack Simms as the Huskies season came to a close.
Sunday's game against Davenport will also be the eighth meeting between the teams with the Panthers holding a 5-0-2 advantage. The teams played twice a season ago.
The first matchup at Husky Stadium was a slow start for both teams, but Davenport tallied two goals late in the first half to take a 2-0 lead at the break. St. Cloud State came out hot in the second half with a goal by Noah Kantorowicz in the 56th minute. The Huskies were unable to keep their momentum as they would be held scoreless for the remainder of the game as the Panthers took the first game 2-1.
The Huskies traveled to Caledonia, Mich. for the second meeting between the teams. No scoring occurred in the first half, but the Panthers struck quick with a goal nine minutes into the second half. 11 minutes later, the Huskies tied the game with a goal by Zinedine Kroeten following an assist from Yuken Harmon. After a scoreless 20 minutes of play, Davenport broke the tie in the 82nd to take a 2-1 lead. St. Cloud State continued to battle as they were awarded a corner kick with 22 seconds remaining. Philip Caputo drilled a ball into the box where Juan Villegas headed the ball into the net with three seconds left as the game ended in a 2-2 tie.
Scouting Saginaw Valley State
The Saginaw Valley State Cardinals come into this game with a 4-4 record and a 1-3 record in conference play. The Cardinals got off to a hot start this year by winning their first three games of the year with two of them coming against ranked opponents. SVSU has since lost three of their past four games and are currently on a three-game losing streak with losses to Roosevelt, Wisconsin-Parkside, and Purdue Northwest. Last year the Cardinals tallied a 4-8-6 record with a 2-5-3 conference record. Saginaw found their stride in the playoffs as they advanced to the GLIAC Championship after beating St. Cloud State and Wisconsin-Parkside in penalty kicks. Purdue Northwest took down the Cardinals 1-0 in the GLIAC Championship. This year, the Cardinals return their top three point scorers from 2023 and three of their four All-Conference Honorees. Jonathan Monney led the Cardinals in scoring last year with five goals for 10 points. Jayden Cameron and First Team All-GLIAC Honoree Mzo Mthembu each tallied two goals and an assist a year ago. First Team All-Conference performer Felix Tom and Honorable Mention Alex Demorrow also return in 2024. Despite a plethora of notable returners, SVSU lost First Team All-Conference Honoree Donna Khewsa and starting goalkeeper Jack Simms in the offseason.
This season, Mthembu is the team's leading scorer with five goals leading to 10 points. Monney has scored three goals this year and Cameron has scored twice and assisted once for five points.
After only starting two games a season ago, Nick Kay has started all eight games for the Cardinals this season. Kay has allowed 11 goals for a 1.38 goals against average, saved 28 shots for a .718 percentage, and tallied a 4-4-0 record with two shutouts.
Head coach Louis Barrow enters his sixth season with Saginaw Valley State and has tallied a 49-20-17 record with a 34-12-11 record in conference play in his tenure. Since taking over the program in 2019, Barrow has guided the Cardinals to two Conference Championships and one Tournament Championship.
Saginaw Valley State Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
Saginaw Valley State Statistical Conference Leaders (amount, GLIAC ranking)
Scouting Davenport
The Davenport Panthers come into this game holding a 4-3-3 record while registering a 1-1-2 record in conference play. The Panthers tied both of their games 2-2 this past weekend after playing Purdue Northwest on Friday and Wisconsin-Parkside on Sunday. Last season, Davenport totaled a 6-5-5 record with a 4-3-3 record in conference play. The Panthers reached the GLIAC Tournament where they took down Northern Michigan 3-0 in the Quarterfinals before falling 1-4 to Purdue Northwest. This season, Davenport returns their leading point scorer in Andrew Dykstra, Second Team All-Conference Honoree Faheem Patel, and All-Conference Honorable Mention George Deveau. Dykstra tallied seven goals for 14 points last season. The Panthers lost several notable players in the offseason including First Team All-Conference performers Vitalis Takawire Jr. and Nic Baigrie, Eoin Broughan, and starting goalkeeper Bobby Curran.
Through 10 games, Dykstra is the teams leading scorer with nine points on four goals and an assist. Easton Lopez is right behind Dykstra in points with eight after knocking in four goals.
The Panthers have split starts between goalkeepers as Beau Hudd and Jacob Lee have each seen starts. Hudd has started seven games, allowed 11 goals for a 1.77 goals against average, saved 25 shots for a .694 save percentage, and registered a 2-2-2 record. Lee has started three games, allowed six goals for a 1.58 goals against average, saved seven shots for a .538 save percentage, and tallied a 2-1-1 record.
Head Coach Chris Hughes enters his 13th season at Davenport in 2024 and has accumulated a 140-71-22 record. Hughes has guided the Panthers to a Regular Season Co- Championship in 2021 while winning the GLIAC Tournament in 2017.
Davenport will play Northern Michigan on October 11 before hosting the Huskies on Sunday.
Davenport Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
Davenport Statistical Conference Leaders (amount, GLIAC ranking)
Davenport 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 games will be streamed on Flo Sports (registration required). Live stats will be provided by Saginaw Valley State on Friday and then Davenport on Sunday. Links for each option can be found on the Men's Soccer Schedule.
Last Time Out
This past week, St. Cloud State continued GLIAC play as they traveled to Northern Michigan on Wednesday and then hosted Roosevelt on Friday.
Wednesday's game started slow for both the Huskies and Wildcats with both teams being held scoreless halfway through the first half. That changed in the 28th minute as Philip Caputo attacked the Wildcat defense into their box and would ultimately be fouled, leading to a penalty kick. Caputo stepped to the line, taking the kick himself, where he fired a shot to the right post which beat the keeper to give the Huskies a 1-0 lead. St. Cloud State held onto that lead for the remainder of the half. The second half also started slowly until the Wildcats created a break opportunity which led to the Huskies fouling Northern Michigan in the penalty box. A Northern Michigan player stepped up to the plate and fired a shot that would be denied by goalkeeper Ramy Atia who made an incredible diving save to his left to block the shot in the 61st minute. That save was a massive momentum killer for the Wildcats. The teams battled late into the game before the Northern Michigan goalkeeper sent a ball into the Huskies box where Andrew Holmes came away with the ball. Holmes passed it up to Caputo who took a couple of dribbles and fired a missile at the midline which flew past the keeper and blew up in the back of the net for a mind-blowing goal in the 82nd minute. The St. Cloud State defense again held strong in the final minutes of the game as the Huskies won their sixth straight game 2-0 against Northern Michigan. Caputo recorded his third multi-goal game of the year and Atia tallied his second shutout while recording three saves.
Friday's game against Roosevelt was another stout defensive performance for the Huskies. No scoring occurred in the first 35 minutes of play until Noah Eklund knocked the ball away from a Roosevelt player and delivered a deep pass to Matt Greenland. Greenland took a few dribbles in the attacking zone and then dropped a dime to Rhys Ward right in front of the net who cashed in the opportunity off of his right foot to give the Huskies a 1-0 lead. St. Cloud State held that lead for the remainder of the game as they picked up their seventh straight victory by taking down Roosevelt 1-0. Ramy Atia tallied his third consecutive shutout while making a season-high of six saves.
National Ranking
St. Cloud State Men's Soccer earned their first national ranking in program history as announced by the United Soccer Coaches Tuesday afternoon. After coming in as receiving votes last week, the Huskies jumped to No. 13 in the nation following their 2-0 victory against Northern Michigan and their 1-0 victory against Roosevelt.
The Huskies also moved up in the regional rankings from last week. SCSU came in at No. 3 in the Midwest region last week and moved up to No. 2, trailing only McKendree University who are ranked No. 7 in the nation.
GLIAC Players of the Week
Following the Huskies undefeated weekend, Philip Caputo and Ramy Atia were named GLIAC Offensive and Defensive Player of the Week.
For the week, Caputo finished second in the conference in points with four and finished tied for first in goals with two while recording five shots on goal. This is the third player of the week honor for Caputo this season.
Atia led the conference in save percentage (1.00), goals against average (0.00), and shutouts (2) while finishing second in saves (9). This is the second Player of the Week honor for Atia this season.
St. Cloud State Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
- Points-Philip Caputo (26)
- Goals- Philip Caputo (11)
- Assists- Philip Caputo/Mika Folstad/Andrew Holmes (4)
- Shots on goal- Philip Caputo (19)
- Shots- Philip Caputo (32)
- Minutes- Andrew Holmes (750)
- Saves- Ramy Atia (28)
- Goals against average- Ramy Atia (1.13)
- Save percentage- Ramy Atia (.757)
- Shutouts- Ramy Atia (3)
- Game-winning goals- Philip Caputo (3)
St. Cloud State Statistical Conference Leaders (amount, GLIAC ranking)
- Points- Philip Caputo (26, 1st), Mika Folstad (10, tied 3rd), Owen Worsdell (7, tied 10th)
- Goals- Philip Caputo (11, 1st), Mika Folstad (3, tied 7th)
- Assists- Philip Caputo (4, tied 2nd), Mika Folstad (4, tied 2nd), Andrew Holmes (4, tied 2nd), Matt Greenland (3, tied 6th), Austin Plumhoff (3, tied 6th), Nolan Pratumwon (3, tied 6th), Yanis Smeg (3, tied 6th), Owen Worsdell (3, tied 6th)
- Shots on goal- Philip Caputo (19, 1st),
- Shots- Philip Caputo (32, 1st)
- Saves- Ramy Atia (28, tied 1st)
- Save percentage- Ramy Atia (.757, 2nd)
- Goals against average- Ramy Atia (1.125, tied 3rd)
- Shutouts- Ramy Atia (3, tied 1st)
- Game-winning goals- Philip Caputo (3, 1st), Mika Folstad (1, tied 5th), Matt Greenland (1, tied 5th), Owen Worsdell (1, tied 5th)
St. Cloud State Statistical National Leaders (amount, ranking)
- Points- Philip Caputo (26, 3rd)
- Goals- Philip Caputo (11, 4th)
- Assists- Philip Caputo (4, tied 38th), Mika Folstad (4, tied 38th), Andrew Holmes (4, tied 38th)
- Shots on goal- Philip Caputo (19, tied 8th)
- Shots- Philip Caputo (32, tied 9th)
- Game-winning goals- Philip Caputo (3, tied 2nd)
- Shutouts- Ramy Atia (3, tied 24th)
St. Cloud State Team Statistics (GLIAC ranking)
- 11.22 shots per game (6th) | 5.67 shots on goal per game (3rd)
- 8.89 points per game (1st) | 2.55 goals per game (1st) | 3.77 assists per game (1st)
- 1.22 goals allowed per game (tied 3rd) | 3.33 saves per game (3rd)
- 7.44 fouls per game (1st)
GLIAC Standings
- St. Cloud State (7-2-0, 5-0-0 GLIAC)
- Wisconsin-Parkside (4-1-3, 2-1-2 GLIAC)
- Roosevelt (4-2-3, 2-2-0 GLIAC)
- Davenport (4-3-3, 1-1-2 GLIAC)
- Purdue Northwest (4-3-2, 1-2-2 GLIAC)
- Saginaw Valley State (4-4-0, 1-3-0 GLIAC)
- Northern Michigan (4-4-1, 1-4-0 GLIAC)
(all stats and standings accumulated October 7)
Series History
Friday's game against Saginaw Valley State marks the eighth meeting between the two programs with the Cardinals holding a 4-0-3 record. The teams played three times last season, including a playoff matchup.
The first game between the teams took place at Husky Stadium where neither team was able to find the back of the net. The game ended in a 0-0 draw as Dylan De Baldo tallied five saves on the night.
The Huskies traveled over to University Center, Mich. for the second matchup of the year. The Cardinals got on the board early in the game with a goal in the 8th minute. SVSU held that lead for the majority of the game until the Huskies garnered a corner kick opportunity in the 83rd minute. Philip Caputo delivered a ball into the box that went off the head of Alesio Kacaj and landed at the feet of Owen Worsdell who drilled the game-tying goal.
The third and final meeting of the year again occurred at Husky Stadium, but this time in the GLIAC Quarterfinal. The teams battled through the first 90 minutes of regulation with no scoring taking place. The defensive battle raged on through two 10-minute overtime periods, but neither team was able to break the tie. The teams then went into penalty shootout. The Cardinals capitalized on their first three shots while the Huskies made two of their three shots with makes by Zinedine Kroeten and Juan Villegas to set the score at 3-2. Dylan De Baldo saved the next SVSU shot while Philip Caputo knocked in the fourth Huskies chance to tie the game 3-3. Donna Kheswa made the final attempt for the Cardinals to take a 4-3 lead. Vukota Mastilovic was the final shooter for the Huskies, but his shot was saved by Jack Simms as the Huskies season came to a close.
Sunday's game against Davenport will also be the eighth meeting between the teams with the Panthers holding a 5-0-2 advantage. The teams played twice a season ago.
The first matchup at Husky Stadium was a slow start for both teams, but Davenport tallied two goals late in the first half to take a 2-0 lead at the break. St. Cloud State came out hot in the second half with a goal by Noah Kantorowicz in the 56th minute. The Huskies were unable to keep their momentum as they would be held scoreless for the remainder of the game as the Panthers took the first game 2-1.
The Huskies traveled to Caledonia, Mich. for the second meeting between the teams. No scoring occurred in the first half, but the Panthers struck quick with a goal nine minutes into the second half. 11 minutes later, the Huskies tied the game with a goal by Zinedine Kroeten following an assist from Yuken Harmon. After a scoreless 20 minutes of play, Davenport broke the tie in the 82nd to take a 2-1 lead. St. Cloud State continued to battle as they were awarded a corner kick with 22 seconds remaining. Philip Caputo drilled a ball into the box where Juan Villegas headed the ball into the net with three seconds left as the game ended in a 2-2 tie.
Scouting Saginaw Valley State
The Saginaw Valley State Cardinals come into this game with a 4-4 record and a 1-3 record in conference play. The Cardinals got off to a hot start this year by winning their first three games of the year with two of them coming against ranked opponents. SVSU has since lost three of their past four games and are currently on a three-game losing streak with losses to Roosevelt, Wisconsin-Parkside, and Purdue Northwest. Last year the Cardinals tallied a 4-8-6 record with a 2-5-3 conference record. Saginaw found their stride in the playoffs as they advanced to the GLIAC Championship after beating St. Cloud State and Wisconsin-Parkside in penalty kicks. Purdue Northwest took down the Cardinals 1-0 in the GLIAC Championship. This year, the Cardinals return their top three point scorers from 2023 and three of their four All-Conference Honorees. Jonathan Monney led the Cardinals in scoring last year with five goals for 10 points. Jayden Cameron and First Team All-GLIAC Honoree Mzo Mthembu each tallied two goals and an assist a year ago. First Team All-Conference performer Felix Tom and Honorable Mention Alex Demorrow also return in 2024. Despite a plethora of notable returners, SVSU lost First Team All-Conference Honoree Donna Khewsa and starting goalkeeper Jack Simms in the offseason.
This season, Mthembu is the team's leading scorer with five goals leading to 10 points. Monney has scored three goals this year and Cameron has scored twice and assisted once for five points.
After only starting two games a season ago, Nick Kay has started all eight games for the Cardinals this season. Kay has allowed 11 goals for a 1.38 goals against average, saved 28 shots for a .718 percentage, and tallied a 4-4-0 record with two shutouts.
Head coach Louis Barrow enters his sixth season with Saginaw Valley State and has tallied a 49-20-17 record with a 34-12-11 record in conference play in his tenure. Since taking over the program in 2019, Barrow has guided the Cardinals to two Conference Championships and one Tournament Championship.
Saginaw Valley State Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
- Points-Mzo Mthembu (10)
- Goals- Mzo Mthembu (5)
- Assists- Elliot Nottoli (2)
- Shots on goal- Jayden Cameron (11)
- Shots- Jayden Cameron (17)
- Saves- Nick Kay (28)
- Goals against average- Nick Kay (1.38)
- Save percentage- Nick Kay (.718)
- Shutouts- Nick Kay (2)
- Game-winning goals- Mzo Mthembu (2)
Saginaw Valley State Statistical Conference Leaders (amount, GLIAC ranking)
- Points- Mzo Mthembu (10, tied 3rd)
- Goals- Mzo Mthembu (5, tied 2nd), Jonathan Monney (3, tied 7th)
- Shots on goal- Jayden Cameron (11, 4th), Mzo Mthembu (7, tied 9th)
- Shots- Jayden Cameron (17, 9th)
- Saves- Nick Kay (28, tied 1st)
- Save percentage- Nick Kay (.718, 5th)
- Goals against average- Nick Kay (1.38, 6th)
- Shutouts- Nick Kay (2, tied 5th)
- Game-winning goals- Mzo Mthembu (2, tied 2nd), Jayden Cameron (1, tied 5th), Jonathan Monney (1, tied 5th)
- 9.50 shots per game (7th) | 4.63 shots on goal per game (tied 6th)
- 4.63 points per game (tied 4th) | 1.62 goals per game (3rd) | 1.37 assists per game (tied 4th)
- 1.38 goals allowed per game (6th) | 3.63 saves per game (1st)
- 13.63 fouls per game (6th)
Scouting Davenport
The Davenport Panthers come into this game holding a 4-3-3 record while registering a 1-1-2 record in conference play. The Panthers tied both of their games 2-2 this past weekend after playing Purdue Northwest on Friday and Wisconsin-Parkside on Sunday. Last season, Davenport totaled a 6-5-5 record with a 4-3-3 record in conference play. The Panthers reached the GLIAC Tournament where they took down Northern Michigan 3-0 in the Quarterfinals before falling 1-4 to Purdue Northwest. This season, Davenport returns their leading point scorer in Andrew Dykstra, Second Team All-Conference Honoree Faheem Patel, and All-Conference Honorable Mention George Deveau. Dykstra tallied seven goals for 14 points last season. The Panthers lost several notable players in the offseason including First Team All-Conference performers Vitalis Takawire Jr. and Nic Baigrie, Eoin Broughan, and starting goalkeeper Bobby Curran.
Through 10 games, Dykstra is the teams leading scorer with nine points on four goals and an assist. Easton Lopez is right behind Dykstra in points with eight after knocking in four goals.
The Panthers have split starts between goalkeepers as Beau Hudd and Jacob Lee have each seen starts. Hudd has started seven games, allowed 11 goals for a 1.77 goals against average, saved 25 shots for a .694 save percentage, and registered a 2-2-2 record. Lee has started three games, allowed six goals for a 1.58 goals against average, saved seven shots for a .538 save percentage, and tallied a 2-1-1 record.
Head Coach Chris Hughes enters his 13th season at Davenport in 2024 and has accumulated a 140-71-22 record. Hughes has guided the Panthers to a Regular Season Co- Championship in 2021 while winning the GLIAC Tournament in 2017.
Davenport will play Northern Michigan on October 11 before hosting the Huskies on Sunday.
Davenport Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
- Points-Andrew Dykstra (9)
- Goals- Andrew Dyktra/Easton Lopez (4)
- Assists- Cam Power (3)
- Shots on goal- Easton Lopez (9)
- Shots- Easton Lopez (21)
- Saves- Beau Hudd (25)
- Goals against average- Beau Hudd (1.77)
- Save percentage- Beau Hudd (.694)
- Game-winning goals- Andrew Dykstra/Easton Lopez (2)
Davenport Statistical Conference Leaders (amount, GLIAC ranking)
- Points- Andrew Dykstra (9, tied 5th), Easton Lopez (8, tied 7th), Cam Power (7, tied 10th)
- Goals- Andrew Dykstra (4, tied 4th), Easton Lopez (4, tie 4th)
- Assists- Cam Power (3, tied 6th)
- Shots on goal- Easton Lopez (9, tied 6th), Cam Power (7, tied 9th), Drew Matyunas (7, tied 9th)
- Shots- Easton Lopez (21, 6th), Andrew Dykstra (20, 7th), Cam Power (17, tied 9th)
- Saves- Beau Hudd (25, tied 3rd)
- Save percentage- Beau Hudd (.694, tied 6th)
- Goals against average- Beau Hudd (1.77, 7th)
- Game-winning goals- Andrew Dykstra (2, tied 2nd), Easton Lopez (2, tied 2nd)
Davenport Team Statistics (GLIAC ranking)
- 13.10 shots per game (4th) | 5.50 shots on goal per game (5th)
- 4.20 points per game (6th) | 1.60 goals per game (5th) | 1.00 assists per game (7th)
- 1.70 goals allowed per game (7th) | 3.20 saves per game (4th)
- 12.50 fouls per game (tied 3rd)
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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