.png)
Friday, October 3
St. Cloud, Minn.
7:00 P.M.
St. Cloud State
vs
UW-Parkside
Photo by: Isaac Bentrott
St. Cloud State Men’s Soccer Continue GLIAC Play with Two Matches at Husky Stadium
10/1/2025 12:23:00 PM | Men's Soccer
Huskies take on Wisconsin-Parkside and Northern Michigan
St. Cloud, Minn. – St. Cloud State Men's Soccer (3-3-1, 1-1-0 GLIAC) continue GLIAC play this weekend as they host Wisconsin-Parkside on Friday, October 3 and then Northern Michigan on Sunday, October 5. Friday's game is set for 7:00 p.m. while Sunday's game will kickoff at 12:00 p.m.
Follow the Huskies
Both games will be streamed live on FloSports (registration required). Live stats for both games will be provided by St. Cloud State.
Last Time Out
The Huskies opened up GLIAC play this past weekend as they hosted Davenport and Saginaw Valley State.
The first half against Davenport was a battle between the two goalkeepers in Ramy Atia for the Huskies and Beau Hudd for the Panthers. Both offenses generated seven shots in the half with three landing on goal. Each keeper came up with big time saves to keep the game knotted at 0-0 headed into the halftime break.
Moving into the second half, play ramped up as both teams battled for the always important conference victory. St. Cloud State applied offensive pressure throughout the second half with multiple scoring chances but ultimately broke through in the 76th minute. The Huskies would have a throw-in deep in their offensive zone as Ryder Delport delivered a pristine ball into the box. Yousif Atia made a great play on the ball as he centered it off his head. After being knocked by two Davenport defenders, the ball landed at the feet of Andrés García who blasted the ball past Hudd with his right foot to give the Huskies a 1-0 lead. Following the goal by García, the Huskies defense did their part to secure the three-points in the standings by limiting Davenport to only three shots the rest of the way with only one landing on goal. St. Cloud State went on to capture a 1-0 shutout victory in their conference opener against Davenport.
Post Game Recap with Head Coach Sean Holmes
The first half of Sunday's game against Saginaw Valley State was tightly contested with both defenses holding strong. Ramy Atia came away with three saves in the half to keep a zero on the scoreboard for the Cardinals. Offensively, the Huskies tallied three shots with one coming on goal.
To start the second half, SVSU struck four minutes into the half with a goal by Narcis Gavalda. The Cardinals continued to apply pressure as Liam Zimmerman scored in the 70th and 75th minute to put them up 3-0. St. Cloud State was held to only four shots in the game with two landing on goal in what would ultimately be a 3-0 defeat.
Post Game Recap with Head Coach Sean Holmes
St. Cloud State Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
St. Cloud State Team Statistics (GLIAC Ranking)
Ironman Defender
Following Friday's game against Davenport, Yannick Langerhuizen logged his ninth consecutive game where he played 90+ minutes in a game which dates back to 2024. The streak is tied for the third longest in program history and is the second longest amongst field players. Langerhuizen's streak trails only goalkeeper Dylan De Baldo (2023) and defenseman Vukota Mastilovic (2023) who each tallied 13 consecutive games playing 90+ minute. The sophomore is now tied with goalkeeper Gage Steiner (2022) for the third longest streak. In his young career, Langerhuizen has already totaled 17 games playing 90+ minutes which is the seventh most in program history.
Saving the Day
After recording 12 saves on the weekend, goalkeeper Ramy Atia moved into second place all-time in career saves. Atia is up to 86 saves in his career and trails only Gage Steiner (110 saves) for the top spot. The senior keeper has picked up where he left-off last season with 24 saves on the year after saving 62 shots in his inaugural year with the Huskies.
Clutch King
With his game-winning goal against Davenport on Friday, Andrés García moved into a tie for second all-time in career game-winning goals. García is up to two game-winners on the season and has four in his career to tie him with teammate Owen Worsdell. The pair of seniors trail only Philip Caputo, who scored five game-winning goals in his career, for the most in program history.
García Scores Game-Winning Goal against Davenport
Friday's game against Wisconsin-Parkside will be the ninth overall meeting between the programs with the Huskies holding a 2-4-2 record in the series. SCSU currently has a three-game unbeaten streak against the Rangers after facing off twice in 2024.
With the first game taking place at Husky Stadium, Eduardo Balduino opened up the scoring for the Huskies in the 26th minute as Philip Caputo and Owen Worsdell dished the ball over to Balduino who rocketed a ball off his right foot to find the net. St. Cloud State went into halftime holding that 1-0 but the Rangers provided a quick answer as they tied the game in the 49th minute with a goal by Chris Estrada. The Huskies answered almost instantly as the offense drove the ball deep into the box where Caputo fired a shot that would knock off the hand of a defender. No handball was initially called, but after discussion, the correct call was made, and Caputo was awarded a penalty kick. The senior midfielder made the most of the opportunity as he wound up and scorched the ball past the keeper to give the Huskies a 2-1 lead. The teams battled on, but Parkside perfectly executed a free kick in the 62nd minute as Tank Anderson sailed a ball into the ball and Paco Piscaglia knocked it in with his head to tie the game 2-2. The Huskies would ultimately take the lead late in the game as it was Caputo again after Yuken Harmon drove the ball into Ranger territory and worked the ball to Balduino who then found Caputo who smacked in his second goal of the game off his left foot to give St. Cloud State a 3-2 lead at the 75-minute mark. Parkside would not go away as they worked the ball deep into Husky territory and Eduardo Perez tied the game in the 83rd minute. The Huskies, who have been a resilient group all year, were determined to come away with the victory. In the 84th minute, Andrew Holmes skipped the ball over to Austin Plumhoff on the left side of the field who then dished it down to Caputo who worked his magic by beating multiple defenders off the dribble to get into the box and unleashed a ferocious kick to the right post that hit the back of the net. St. Cloud State would take a 4-3 lead and locked down the Rangers offense in the remaining six minutes as they did not allow a shot. The Huskies would knock off the No. 21 ranked Rangers by score of 4-3.
With game two taking place in Kenosha, Wisconsin, the Huskies and Rangers battled for the majority of the first half until UW-Parkside scored in the 31st minute to break the tie. The Rangers would ultimately find the back of the net again to close out the half as St. Cloud State trailed 2-0 at halftime. In need of a big comeback to not lose any ground in the conference standings, the Huskies came out ferociously as Mika Folstad headed a ball into the net off a feed from Owen Worsdell in the 51st minute. St. Cloud State continued their momentum as Noah Eklund equalized the game in the 64th minute off assists from Noah Kantorowicz and Yannick Langerhuizen. The teams battled the rest of the half to a draw. The Rangers had a shot to win the game in the final five seconds, but Ramy Atia had a big-time save to ensure the game stayed tied. The Huskies picked up their first draw of the season with a 2-2 split against the Rangers.
Sunday's match against Northern Michigan will also be the ninth meeting between the programs with St. Cloud State leading the series 4-3-1. SCSU is on a four-match unbeaten streak against the Wildcats after sweeping them last season.
With the first game coming at Husky Stadium, Philip Caputo continued his hot streak as he found the back of the net in the 10th minute to give the Huskies an early 1-0 lead. Caputo was setup on the play by Andrew Holmes and Nolan Pratumwon who skipped the ball down field to a streaking Caputo who beat the keeper for the goal. That score would hold up until halftime as the Huskies led 1-0 at the break. Northern Michigan was rejuvenated to start the half as a goal by Alessandro Scialanga in the 51st minute tied the game at 1-1. The teams would battle late into the match before former Northern Michigan Wildcat Noah Eklund drew a key foul to set up a free kick for the Huskies at midfield. Goalkeeper Ramy Atia booted the ball deep into the Wildcats box where Matt Greenland would come away with the ball and punch in the goal in the 83rd minute to put the Huskies up 2-1. The St. Cloud State defense locked in for the final seven minutes as Northern Michigan did not attempt a shot, leading to the 2-1 victory and third straight win for St. Cloud State.
The first half of the second game in Marquette, Michigan was fairly quiet for both teams before Philip Caputo dribbled the ball into the box where he was fouled, leading to a penalty kick. Caputo stepped to the line and fired a shot to the right post which beat the keeper to give the Huskies a 1-0 lead in the 28th minute. St. Cloud State held 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 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.
Scouting Wisconsin-Parkside
The Wisconsin-Parkside Rangers come into this game holding a 2-3-1 record with a 2-1 mark in conference play. The Rangers split their matches this past weekend with a 4-3 loss to Roosevelt and a 1-0 win against Purdue Northwest. In their conference opener, they took down Northern Michigan by score of 3-1. Parkside is coming off a 2024 season where they went 6-7-4 with a 4-5-3 record in GLIAC play to finish fifth in the conference. They qualified for the GLIAC Tournament but lost 2-0 to Davenport to end their season. Coming into 2025, the Rangers were projected to finish third in the GLIAC.
The offseason saw the Rangers lose three of their four All-Conference honorees, but they still hold key returners from last year including Daniyal Rana, Eduardo Aguilera-Guillen, and Jamie Le Comte. Rana started 15 games last season in goal and tallied 60 saves, a 1.20 GAA, and five shutouts. He was named First Team All-GLIAC as well as GLIAC Goalkeeper of the Year. Aguilera-Guillen totaled eight points from four goals on nine shots on goal while playing 502 minutes. Le Comte played the second most minutes on the team with 1507 and recorded four points from a goal and two assists.
Through six games, Aguilera-Guillen leads the Rangers with 11 points stemming from five goals and an assist. His scoring has come in bunches with four points against Lewis and five points against Roosevelt. He has totaled 15 shots with nine landing on goal in 386 minutes. Yeison Santos is second on the team in points with four coming from two goals. Rana has played every minute this season and totaled 42 saves on a 75.0 save percentage, a 2.33 GAA, and a 2-3-1 record with one shutout.
Head Coach Jason Zitzke enters his 15th season with Wisconsin-Parkside in 2025. Zitzke has put together a historic career in his tenure with Parkside as he has compiled a 116-92-32 record, three GLIAC Coach of the Year honors, four NCAA Tournament appearances, and five GLIAC Championships.
Wisconsin-Parkside Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
Scouting Northern Michigan
The Northern Michigan Wildcats come into this game against the Huskies with a 2-2-3 record and are 1-2 in GLIAC play. The Wildcats beat Purdue Northwest 1-0 in their lone conference win and were defeated 3-1 against Wisconsin-Parkside and 1-0 against Roosevelt. NMU is coming off a 2024 season where they notched a 6-8-2 record with a 3-8-1 mark against the GLIAC. The Wildcats finished last in the conference and did not make the postseason. Northern Michigan came into 2025 projected to finish last in the GLIAC.
Northern Michigan returns two of their three All-GLIAC honorees in defenseman Alessandro Scialanga (First Team) and midfielder Quint Van Roij (Honorable Mention). Scialanga led the team in minutes and points with 1438 and nine, three goals and three assists, on his way to earning Second Team All-Midwest Region. Van Roij started 15 games and played 1326 minutes.
Through seven games, Luca Rosen and Teun Van Gansewinkel lead the team with five points from two goals and an assist respectively. Each have produced 8+ shots on goal with Rosen landing 11 and Van Gasenwinekl totaling eight. Starting in goal will likely be Asaf Kristal who has started all seven games and played every minute. Kristal has a 0.86 GAA with 20 saves and three shutouts on the year.
Head Coach Alex Fatovic enters his fourth season with Northern Michigan in 2025. Fatovic has compiled a 13-26-10 record through three seasons and has guided the Wildcats to two GLIAC Tournament appearances.
Northern Michigan Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
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 live on FloSports (registration required). Live stats for both games will be provided by St. Cloud State.
Last Time Out
The Huskies opened up GLIAC play this past weekend as they hosted Davenport and Saginaw Valley State.
The first half against Davenport was a battle between the two goalkeepers in Ramy Atia for the Huskies and Beau Hudd for the Panthers. Both offenses generated seven shots in the half with three landing on goal. Each keeper came up with big time saves to keep the game knotted at 0-0 headed into the halftime break.
Moving into the second half, play ramped up as both teams battled for the always important conference victory. St. Cloud State applied offensive pressure throughout the second half with multiple scoring chances but ultimately broke through in the 76th minute. The Huskies would have a throw-in deep in their offensive zone as Ryder Delport delivered a pristine ball into the box. Yousif Atia made a great play on the ball as he centered it off his head. After being knocked by two Davenport defenders, the ball landed at the feet of Andrés García who blasted the ball past Hudd with his right foot to give the Huskies a 1-0 lead. Following the goal by García, the Huskies defense did their part to secure the three-points in the standings by limiting Davenport to only three shots the rest of the way with only one landing on goal. St. Cloud State went on to capture a 1-0 shutout victory in their conference opener against Davenport.
Post Game Recap with Head Coach Sean Holmes
The first half of Sunday's game against Saginaw Valley State was tightly contested with both defenses holding strong. Ramy Atia came away with three saves in the half to keep a zero on the scoreboard for the Cardinals. Offensively, the Huskies tallied three shots with one coming on goal.
To start the second half, SVSU struck four minutes into the half with a goal by Narcis Gavalda. The Cardinals continued to apply pressure as Liam Zimmerman scored in the 70th and 75th minute to put them up 3-0. St. Cloud State was held to only four shots in the game with two landing on goal in what would ultimately be a 3-0 defeat.
Post Game Recap with Head Coach Sean Holmes
St. Cloud State Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
- Points- Andrés García (8)
- Goals- Andrés García (4)
- Assists- Ryder Delport & Diego Ramos (2)
- Game-winning goals- Andrés García (2)
- Shots on goal- Andrés García (10)
- Shots- Andrés García (14)
- Minutes- Ryder Delport (589)
- Saves- Ramy Atia (24)
- Save percentage- JJ Dufner (85.7%)
- Goals allowed average- Ramy Atia (2.30)
- Goalkeeper wins- Ramy Atia (2)
- Shutouts- Ramy Atia & JJ Dufner (1)
St. Cloud State Team Statistics (GLIAC Ranking)
- 10.57 shots per game (6th) | 6.86 shots on goal per game (2nd)
- 4.71 points per game (3rd) | 1.57 goals per game (4th) | 1.57 assists per game (3rd)
- 2.00 goals allowed per game (5th) | 4.29 saves per game (3rd)
- 9.43 fouls per game (1st) | 4.00 corner kicks per game (5th)
Ironman Defender
Following Friday's game against Davenport, Yannick Langerhuizen logged his ninth consecutive game where he played 90+ minutes in a game which dates back to 2024. The streak is tied for the third longest in program history and is the second longest amongst field players. Langerhuizen's streak trails only goalkeeper Dylan De Baldo (2023) and defenseman Vukota Mastilovic (2023) who each tallied 13 consecutive games playing 90+ minute. The sophomore is now tied with goalkeeper Gage Steiner (2022) for the third longest streak. In his young career, Langerhuizen has already totaled 17 games playing 90+ minutes which is the seventh most in program history.
Saving the Day
After recording 12 saves on the weekend, goalkeeper Ramy Atia moved into second place all-time in career saves. Atia is up to 86 saves in his career and trails only Gage Steiner (110 saves) for the top spot. The senior keeper has picked up where he left-off last season with 24 saves on the year after saving 62 shots in his inaugural year with the Huskies.
Clutch King
With his game-winning goal against Davenport on Friday, Andrés García moved into a tie for second all-time in career game-winning goals. García is up to two game-winners on the season and has four in his career to tie him with teammate Owen Worsdell. The pair of seniors trail only Philip Caputo, who scored five game-winning goals in his career, for the most in program history.
García Scores Game-Winning Goal against Davenport
Series History
Friday's game against Wisconsin-Parkside will be the ninth overall meeting between the programs with the Huskies holding a 2-4-2 record in the series. SCSU currently has a three-game unbeaten streak against the Rangers after facing off twice in 2024.
With the first game taking place at Husky Stadium, Eduardo Balduino opened up the scoring for the Huskies in the 26th minute as Philip Caputo and Owen Worsdell dished the ball over to Balduino who rocketed a ball off his right foot to find the net. St. Cloud State went into halftime holding that 1-0 but the Rangers provided a quick answer as they tied the game in the 49th minute with a goal by Chris Estrada. The Huskies answered almost instantly as the offense drove the ball deep into the box where Caputo fired a shot that would knock off the hand of a defender. No handball was initially called, but after discussion, the correct call was made, and Caputo was awarded a penalty kick. The senior midfielder made the most of the opportunity as he wound up and scorched the ball past the keeper to give the Huskies a 2-1 lead. The teams battled on, but Parkside perfectly executed a free kick in the 62nd minute as Tank Anderson sailed a ball into the ball and Paco Piscaglia knocked it in with his head to tie the game 2-2. The Huskies would ultimately take the lead late in the game as it was Caputo again after Yuken Harmon drove the ball into Ranger territory and worked the ball to Balduino who then found Caputo who smacked in his second goal of the game off his left foot to give St. Cloud State a 3-2 lead at the 75-minute mark. Parkside would not go away as they worked the ball deep into Husky territory and Eduardo Perez tied the game in the 83rd minute. The Huskies, who have been a resilient group all year, were determined to come away with the victory. In the 84th minute, Andrew Holmes skipped the ball over to Austin Plumhoff on the left side of the field who then dished it down to Caputo who worked his magic by beating multiple defenders off the dribble to get into the box and unleashed a ferocious kick to the right post that hit the back of the net. St. Cloud State would take a 4-3 lead and locked down the Rangers offense in the remaining six minutes as they did not allow a shot. The Huskies would knock off the No. 21 ranked Rangers by score of 4-3.
With game two taking place in Kenosha, Wisconsin, the Huskies and Rangers battled for the majority of the first half until UW-Parkside scored in the 31st minute to break the tie. The Rangers would ultimately find the back of the net again to close out the half as St. Cloud State trailed 2-0 at halftime. In need of a big comeback to not lose any ground in the conference standings, the Huskies came out ferociously as Mika Folstad headed a ball into the net off a feed from Owen Worsdell in the 51st minute. St. Cloud State continued their momentum as Noah Eklund equalized the game in the 64th minute off assists from Noah Kantorowicz and Yannick Langerhuizen. The teams battled the rest of the half to a draw. The Rangers had a shot to win the game in the final five seconds, but Ramy Atia had a big-time save to ensure the game stayed tied. The Huskies picked up their first draw of the season with a 2-2 split against the Rangers.
Sunday's match against Northern Michigan will also be the ninth meeting between the programs with St. Cloud State leading the series 4-3-1. SCSU is on a four-match unbeaten streak against the Wildcats after sweeping them last season.
With the first game coming at Husky Stadium, Philip Caputo continued his hot streak as he found the back of the net in the 10th minute to give the Huskies an early 1-0 lead. Caputo was setup on the play by Andrew Holmes and Nolan Pratumwon who skipped the ball down field to a streaking Caputo who beat the keeper for the goal. That score would hold up until halftime as the Huskies led 1-0 at the break. Northern Michigan was rejuvenated to start the half as a goal by Alessandro Scialanga in the 51st minute tied the game at 1-1. The teams would battle late into the match before former Northern Michigan Wildcat Noah Eklund drew a key foul to set up a free kick for the Huskies at midfield. Goalkeeper Ramy Atia booted the ball deep into the Wildcats box where Matt Greenland would come away with the ball and punch in the goal in the 83rd minute to put the Huskies up 2-1. The St. Cloud State defense locked in for the final seven minutes as Northern Michigan did not attempt a shot, leading to the 2-1 victory and third straight win for St. Cloud State.
The first half of the second game in Marquette, Michigan was fairly quiet for both teams before Philip Caputo dribbled the ball into the box where he was fouled, leading to a penalty kick. Caputo stepped to the line and fired a shot to the right post which beat the keeper to give the Huskies a 1-0 lead in the 28th minute. St. Cloud State held 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 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.
Scouting Wisconsin-Parkside
The Wisconsin-Parkside Rangers come into this game holding a 2-3-1 record with a 2-1 mark in conference play. The Rangers split their matches this past weekend with a 4-3 loss to Roosevelt and a 1-0 win against Purdue Northwest. In their conference opener, they took down Northern Michigan by score of 3-1. Parkside is coming off a 2024 season where they went 6-7-4 with a 4-5-3 record in GLIAC play to finish fifth in the conference. They qualified for the GLIAC Tournament but lost 2-0 to Davenport to end their season. Coming into 2025, the Rangers were projected to finish third in the GLIAC.
The offseason saw the Rangers lose three of their four All-Conference honorees, but they still hold key returners from last year including Daniyal Rana, Eduardo Aguilera-Guillen, and Jamie Le Comte. Rana started 15 games last season in goal and tallied 60 saves, a 1.20 GAA, and five shutouts. He was named First Team All-GLIAC as well as GLIAC Goalkeeper of the Year. Aguilera-Guillen totaled eight points from four goals on nine shots on goal while playing 502 minutes. Le Comte played the second most minutes on the team with 1507 and recorded four points from a goal and two assists.
Through six games, Aguilera-Guillen leads the Rangers with 11 points stemming from five goals and an assist. His scoring has come in bunches with four points against Lewis and five points against Roosevelt. He has totaled 15 shots with nine landing on goal in 386 minutes. Yeison Santos is second on the team in points with four coming from two goals. Rana has played every minute this season and totaled 42 saves on a 75.0 save percentage, a 2.33 GAA, and a 2-3-1 record with one shutout.
Head Coach Jason Zitzke enters his 15th season with Wisconsin-Parkside in 2025. Zitzke has put together a historic career in his tenure with Parkside as he has compiled a 116-92-32 record, three GLIAC Coach of the Year honors, four NCAA Tournament appearances, and five GLIAC Championships.
Wisconsin-Parkside Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
- Points- Eduardo Aguilera-Guillen (11)
- Goals- Eduardo Aguilera-Guillen (5)
- Assists- Carlos Manjarrez & Keven Sosa (2)
- Game-winning goals- Nicolas De Andres & Angel Luevano (1)
- Shots on goal- Eduardo Aguilera-Guillen (9)
- Shots- Eduardo Aguilera-Guillen (15)
- Minutes- Armin Dedic & Daniyal Rana (540)
- Saves- Daniyal Rana (42)
- Save percentage- Daniyal Rana (75.0%)
- Goals allowed average- Daniyal Rana (2.33)
- Goalkeeper wins- Daniyal Rana (2)
- Shutouts- Daniyal Rana (1)
- 9.17 shots per game (7th) | 3.50 shots on goal per game (7th)
- 5.00 points per game (2nd) | 1.66 goals per game (2nd) | 1.66 assists per game (2nd)
- 2.33 goals allowed per game (7th) | 7.00 saves per game (1st)
- 11.33 fouls per game (3rd) | 2.00 corner kicks per game (7th)
Scouting Northern Michigan
The Northern Michigan Wildcats come into this game against the Huskies with a 2-2-3 record and are 1-2 in GLIAC play. The Wildcats beat Purdue Northwest 1-0 in their lone conference win and were defeated 3-1 against Wisconsin-Parkside and 1-0 against Roosevelt. NMU is coming off a 2024 season where they notched a 6-8-2 record with a 3-8-1 mark against the GLIAC. The Wildcats finished last in the conference and did not make the postseason. Northern Michigan came into 2025 projected to finish last in the GLIAC.
Northern Michigan returns two of their three All-GLIAC honorees in defenseman Alessandro Scialanga (First Team) and midfielder Quint Van Roij (Honorable Mention). Scialanga led the team in minutes and points with 1438 and nine, three goals and three assists, on his way to earning Second Team All-Midwest Region. Van Roij started 15 games and played 1326 minutes.
Through seven games, Luca Rosen and Teun Van Gansewinkel lead the team with five points from two goals and an assist respectively. Each have produced 8+ shots on goal with Rosen landing 11 and Van Gasenwinekl totaling eight. Starting in goal will likely be Asaf Kristal who has started all seven games and played every minute. Kristal has a 0.86 GAA with 20 saves and three shutouts on the year.
Head Coach Alex Fatovic enters his fourth season with Northern Michigan in 2025. Fatovic has compiled a 13-26-10 record through three seasons and has guided the Wildcats to two GLIAC Tournament appearances.
Northern Michigan Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
- Points- Lucas Rosen & Teun Van Gansewinkel (5)
- Goals- Lucas Rosen & Teun Van Gansewinkel (2)
- Assists- James Carr (2)
- Game-winning goals- Lucas Rosen & Davlan Gumbs (1)
- Shots on goal- Lucas Rosen (11)
- Shots- Lucas Rosen (22)
- Minutes- Asaf Kristal (630)
- Saves- Asaf Kristal (20)
- Save percentage- Asaf Kristal (76.9%)
- Goals allowed average- Asaf Kristal (0.86)
- Goalkeeper wins- Asaf Kristal (2)
- Shutouts- Asaf Kristal (3)
- 11.29 shots per game (4th) | 4.43 shots on goal per game (6th)
- 2.14 points per game (6th) | 0.71 goals per game (6th) | 0.71 assists per game (6th)
- 0.86 goals allowed per game (2nd) | 2.86 saves per game (5th)
- 15.57 fouls per game (7th) | 4.43 corner kicks per game (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.
Players Mentioned
MF
/ Men's Soccer
F
/ Men's Soccer
MF
/ Men's Soccer
D
/ Men's Soccer
D
/ Men's Soccer
MF
/ Men's Soccer
F
/ Men's Soccer
MF
/ Men's Soccer
MF
/ Men's Soccer
MF
/ Men's Soccer
D
/ Men's Soccer
MF
/ Men's Soccer
MF
/ Men's Soccer
F
/ Men's Soccer
MF
/ Men's Soccer2025 St. Cloud State Men's Soccer Pre-Season Press Conference
Wednesday, September 10
2024 SCSU Men's Soccer Pre-Season Press Conference
Wednesday, September 04
Men's Soccer Head Coach Sean Holmes previews the upcoming season
Tuesday, August 20
2023 SCSU Men's Soccer Pre-Season Press Conference
Friday, September 01
