Huskies Comeback Attempt Falls Short in 2-1 Loss to Rangers

Friday, October 24

Kenosha, WI

12:00 P.M.

St. Cloud State

4-9-1, 2-7-0

UW-Parkside

5-4-4, 5-2-3

St. Cloud St.

Wis.-Parkside

Photo by: Isaac Bentrott

Huskies Comeback Attempt Falls Short in 2-1 Loss to Rangers

10/24/2025 3:06:00 PM | Men's Soccer

Box Score

Worsdell scores in third straight game

Kenosha, WI. – St. Cloud State Men's Soccer (4-9-1, 2-7-0 GLIAC) had their comeback attempt fall just short in a 2-1 loss to Wisconsin-Parkside Friday afternoon. Owen Worsdell scored the lone goal for SCSU which was his third straight game with a goal.

The Rangers opened up the game with a bang as Jaime Vasquez headed in a corner kick in the third minute to give UWP the early lead. Parkside continued to work their way into the Huskies attacking zone as they drew a penalty in the box, leading to a penalty kick. Keven Sosa stepped up to take the kick as he looked to expand the Rangers lead. Sosa fired a shot low and right but would be denied by Ramy Atia who came away with the crucial save. St. Cloud State carried that momentum over the next few minutes as they created a breakaway attack. Following a clearance on defense, the Huskies created the opportunity for Owen Wasmund who would have a scoring chance. As the Parkside keeper came out to challenge, Wasmund chipped a shot high and just barely missed the equalizing goal. SCSU ultimately went into halftime trailing 1-0.

Coming out of the break, St. Cloud State was rejuvenated and created multiple corner kicks in the opening minutes. William Gonzalez nearly tied the game as he blasted a shot just wide in the 47th minute. Off of a defensive misplay by the Huskies deep in their defensive zone, Parkside capitalized on the opportunity in the 55th minute to now lead 2-0. A mere three minutes later, the Huskies cut the deficit in half as Worsdell found the back of the net. Following a foul, Ryder Delport delivered a ball into the attacking zone for the Huskies. Andrew Holmes made initial contact before Andrés García headed a pass to Worsdell who finished the setup with a shot across the goal that hit the back of the net. St. Cloud State maintained their newly found momentum with continuous shots on goal by García and Matteo Bosch, but nothing was able to equalize the game. With time ticking away, the Rangers nearly put the game away with a late goal in the 87th, but after review by the officials, it was called back after deeming an offsides occurred. SCSU was unable to tie the game in the final three minutes as they would fall 2-1 to Wisconsin-Parkside.

Top Huskies

Owen Worsdell played 75 minutes and scored his fourth goal of the season. This was Worsdell's 13th career goal. He also totaled two shots.
Andrew Holmes and Andrés García each recorded an assist in the game. This was Holmes' seventh career assist which now puts him in a tie for third all-time. He also played all 90 minutes. This was García's first career assist. He also tallied two shots on goal in 72 minutes.
Ramy Atia started in goal and played all 90 minutes. He saved five shots including the penalty kick.

Notables

The Huskies are now 2-6-2 all-time against Wisconsin-Parkside.
St. Cloud State led the game in shots (14-12), saves (5-4), and corner kicks (7-3)
Ryder Delport and Finn Mankowski each played 90 minutes in the field.
Matteo Bosch and Yuken Harmon each fired a shot on goal.
William Gonzalez and Elliot Hadley both exceeded 84+ minutes with 88 and 84 minutes respectively.

Up Next
St. Cloud State will be on the road as they travel to Marquette, Michigan to take on Northern Michigan on Sunday, October 26.

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