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Friday, October 10
Hammond, Ind.
3:00 P.M
St. Cloud State
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Purdue Northwest
St. Cloud State Men’s Soccer Travels East for Road GLIAC Games
10/8/2025 1:33:00 PM | Men's Soccer
Huskies face-off against Purdue Northwest and Roosevelt
St. Cloud, Minn. – St. Cloud State Men's Soccer (3-5-1, 1-3-0 GLIAC) embark on their first GLIAC road trip of the year as they travel to Purdue Northwest on Friday, October 10 and then to Roosevelt on Sunday, October 12. Friday's game will kickoff at 3:00 p.m. while Sunday's game is set for 12:00 p.m.
Follow the Huskies
Both games will be streamed live on FloSports (registration required). Live Stats will be provided by Purdue Northwest on Friday and then by Roosevelt on Sunday.
Last Time Out
The Huskies continued GLIAC play this past weekend as they hosted Wisconsin-Parkside and Northern Michigan.
Against Parkside on Friday, SCSU opened up the game with a strong defensive performance. The midfield and backline for SCSU was smothering as they took away chances for Parkside to advance the ball up the field. Cutting off passing lanes and making breaks on the ball led to the Huskies holding Parkside to only two shots in the first half with none coming on goal. Offensively, SCSU generated six shots with one landing on goal, but were unable to find the back of the net as the game went into the half tied 0-0.
Out of the break, St. Cloud State continued their strong defensive play as the game remained at a standstill. In the 75th minute, the Rangers went on a counterattack after the Huskies cleared the ball. With quick and decisive passing, Parkside was able to work their way through the defense to give Kevin Sosa a shot on goal. Sosa capitalized on the chance to give the Rangers a 1-0 lead. With time ticking away, SCSU worked the ball into their attacking zone multiple times during the final 15 minutes. They created a few scoring chances off two corners kicks, but nothing graced the meshing. The Huskies would ultimately be defeated 1-0 for their second conference loss of the season.
Post Game Recap with Head Coach Sean Holmes
Against Northern Michigan on Friday, NMU opened the game with a lot of energy and were pressing against the Huskies' defense. St. Cloud State held firm as goalkeeper Ramy Atia produced a few saves to keep Northern Michigan scoreless. In the 25th minute of the first half, NMU pushed the ball into the box and would be fouled which led to a penalty kick. Lucas Rosen stepped up to take the kick and capitalized on the opportunity to give the Wildcats a 1-0 lead. Late in the half, SCSU generated a counterattack that saw Yuken Harmon streak down the field with a one-on-one breakaway chance. The Northern Michigan keeper stepped up and denied Harmon to keep SCSU scoreless. St. Cloud State ultimately went into the break trailing 1-0.
Coming out of halftime with a greater sense of urgency, the Huskies started to put pressure on the Northern Michigan defense. St. Cloud State was able to work their way into their attacking zone on multiple occasions, but nothing came to fruition. In the 82nd minute, King Dwumah Acheampong nearly equalized the game after a header in the box just missed the meshing. With time ticking away, the Huskies played higher up the field eyeing the game-tying goal. Northern Michigan went on to take away the ball and go on the counterattack with few Huskies to beat down the field. Ian Weimer of NMU passed the ball over to Teun Van Gansewinkel on the break for what appeared to be a free shot after Atia came out on Weimer. Yannick Langerhuizen sprinted back and saved the ball from scoring on the initial attempt. Van Gansewinkel followed through on his shot and finished off the opportunity to put the Wildcats up 2-0. That score held up as St. Cloud State dropped their third straight match.
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 this weekend's games, Yannick Langerhuizen logged his tenth and eleventh consecutive game where he played 90+ minutes in a game which dates back to 2024. The streak is now 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 tallied 13 consecutive games playing 90+ minute. In his young career, Langerhuizen has already totaled 19 games playing 90+ minutes which is the fifth most in program history.
Saving the Day
With six saves on the weekend, goalkeeper Ramy Atia inches closer to becoming the programs all-time leader in saves. Ata is up to 92 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 30 saves on the year after saving 62 shots in his inaugural year with the Huskies.
Series History
Friday's game against Purdue Northwest will be the tenth overall match between the teams with St. Cloud State holding a 5-4-0 record. The teams played three times last year including a game in the GLIAC Tournament.
With the first game coming at Husky Stadium, Mika Folstad got the party started for the SCSU in the 6th minute as he knocked in a ball deep in the box with his head. Folstad was set up by Nolan Pratumwon who delivered a deep ball to the left side of the field to Owen Worsdell who then skipped it across the field to Folstad in the box who banged it in the net. St. Cloud State held that 1-0 lead for most of the half until Noah Eklund dished the ball to Matt Greenland on a throw in who then found William Gonzalez in the box. Gonzalez took a few dribbles to his left before smashing a shot off his left foot that found its way into the bottom right corner for a goal in the 44th minute. Those two goals would be all the scoring necessary to get the win as St. Cloud State defeated the Pride 2-0.
Game two in Hammond, Indiana saw the Huskies fell behind 1-0 after allowing a goal in the 19th minute. The Huskies offense was relatively quite in the first half until Andrew Holmes fired a rocket in the 42nd minute to tie the game right before halftime. The teams played out the final three minutes before going into halftime tied 1-1. The second half picked up for the Huskies as they totaled eight shots in the half after only having three in the first half. The teams battled late into the second half, still tied at 1-1, before St. Cloud State created a break opportunity in the 78th minute. Mika Folstad found Rhys Ward streaking up the field who then found Philip Caputo with an opportunity to score. Caputo fired a cross shot off his right foot that beat the keeper in the bottom left corner to give the Huskies a 2-1 advantage. The defense for St. Cloud State closed out the game by not allowing a shot on goal in the final 12 minutes. For the day, Purdue Northwest could only muster three shots on goal. St. Cloud State earned their first comeback win of the season with a 2-1 victory in their regular season finale.
In the GLIAC quarterfinal game at Husky Stadium, the Pride struck quickly as they scored a goal in the 5th minute of the first half to take a 1-0 lead. The potent Huskies offense was held in check the entirety of the game as they could only muster seven shots in the game with only one landing on goal. St. Cloud State continued to battle late into the second half as they created offensive possessions in Pride territory but were unable to translate those opportunities into shots. SCSU played a more aggressive style of offense to create more chances late in the second half, but Purdue Northwest was able to capitalize twice with two break opportunities in the final five minutes as they scored their second and third goals of the game to put the nail in the coffin. St. Cloud State fell 3-0 in their final game of the 2024 season.
Sunday's game against Roosevelt will be the third all-time meeting between the programs with the series being tied 1-1. Each team came away with a win on their home field a season ago.
The game at Husky Stadium started off slowly for both teams as neither were able to find the back of the net for the majority of the first half. That changed for the Huskies in the 36th minute as Noah Eklund drove a ball into Roosevelt territory that found its way to Matt Greenland. Greenland took a few dribbles and delivered a beautiful ball down to Rhys Ward who was deep in the box and took a shot off his right foot across the box which landed in the back of the net. The Huskies held onto that lead for the remainder of the half as they led 1-0 going into the break. The second half saw Roosevelt pick up their offensive attack as they registered five shots on goal. Goalkeeper Ramy Atia was flawless throughout the evening as he made big-time save after big-time save including a few diving saves. The Huskies had a few offensive opportunities in the second half to expand their lead in the second half, but were unable to find the back of the net. The goal by Rhys Ward would be all the scoring necessary as St. Cloud State went on to defeat Roosevelt 1-0 for their seventh straight victory and third straight shutout victory.
With game two in Chicago, Illinois, the teams battled to a scoreless first half as the game would be tied 0-0 at the break. The Huskies' offense faltered in the first half as they were outshot 11-3. St. Cloud State created scoring opportunities and breaks throughout the entirety of the game but were unable to translate it into shots as they were outshot 22-6 in the game and 9-3 on shots on goal. The Lakers were able to break the tie late in the game as Caco Fernandez found the back of the net in the 78th minute to give them a 1-0 lead. St. Cloud State was unable to equalize the game as they suffered their fifth straight loss with a 1-0 defeat to Roosevelt.
Scouting Purdue Northwest
The Purdue Northwest Pride come into this matchup holding a 1-7-2 record with an 0-3-2 mark in GLIAC play. The Pride's lone win came against Walsh University. In conference, they have tied Roosevelt and Davenport while losing to Northern Michigan, Parkside, and Saginaw Valley State. PNW is coming off a 2024 season that saw them finish 7-9-2 with a 3-7-2 conference record. They were seeded sixth in the GLIAC Tournament and beat the Huskies before falling to Saginaw Valley State. Coming into this season, the Pride were projected to finish fifth in the GLIAC.
The offseason saw Purdue Northwest lose three of their four All-GLIAC honorees. Their lone returner, Miguel Rodriguez De la Garza, made Second Team All-GLIAC after leading the team in minutes with 1418 and totaling seven points from two goals and three assists.
Through 10 games, Rami Hassan Zantout leads the team in scoring with seven points from three goals and an assist. Hugo Lorenzo and Landon Potts each have five points from two goals and an assist. Lorenzo was a 2023 All-American and only played in two games a year ago. Starting in goal will likely be Mateus Baptista de Souza who has started eight games this year. Baptista de Souza is 0-6-2 on the year with a 2.27 goals allowed average and 16 saves.
Head Coach Luke Dunn enters his third season with Purdue Northwest in 2025. Dunn has led the Pride to the playoffs in each of his first two seasons. PNW won the GLIAC Tournament in Dunn's inaugural season in 2023.
Purdue Northwest Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
Purdue Northwest Team Statistics (GLIAC Ranking)
Scouting Roosevelt
The Roosevelt Lakers come into this game holding a 5-2-3 record with a 3-1-1 mark in conference play. The Lakers have taken down Parkside, Northern Michigan, and Davenport while tying Purdue Northwest and falling to Saginaw Valley State. Roosevelt is coming off a 2024 season that served as their inaugural year at the Division II level. They tallied a 11-4-3 record with a 8-4 mark in conference play to earn a share of the GLIAC regular season title. Roosevelt would be defeated by Saginaw Valley State in the GLIAC Championship match which would end their season. Coming into 2025, the Lakers were projected to finish second in the GLIAC.
The offseason saw the Lakers lose two of their six All-GLIAC honorees. Their four returning All-GLIAC players include Oskar Shuster (First Team), Luca Swinton (Second Team), Noah Vasilev (Second Team), and Valdemar Nambo (Honorable Mention). Schuster led the team in scoring with 16 points from eight goals. Swinton scored five from two goals and an assist. Vasilev and Nambo each topped 1400 minutes while tallying three and two points respectively. Starting goalkeeper Eric Carvajal, who tallied a 0.93 GAA with 49 saves and seven shutouts, also returns this season.
Through 10 games, graduate transfer Fynn Mewes leads the team in scoring with 14 points from six goals and two assists. Mewes has three game-winning goals on the year. Caco Fernandez and Vasilev each have seven points with Fernandez tallying three goals and an assist while Vasilev has recorded two goals and three assists. Carvajal has started every game in goal for the Lakers and holds a 1.50 GAA with 42 saves and two shutouts.
Head Coach Paddy Hoepp enters his fourth season with Roosevelt in 2025. In his tenure, Hoepp has tallied a 36-19-9 record and has guided Roosevelt to the conference semifinals or beyond in each of his three seasons.
Roosevelt Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
Roosevelt 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 live on FloSports (registration required). Live Stats will be provided by Purdue Northwest on Friday and then by Roosevelt on Sunday.
Last Time Out
The Huskies continued GLIAC play this past weekend as they hosted Wisconsin-Parkside and Northern Michigan.
Against Parkside on Friday, SCSU opened up the game with a strong defensive performance. The midfield and backline for SCSU was smothering as they took away chances for Parkside to advance the ball up the field. Cutting off passing lanes and making breaks on the ball led to the Huskies holding Parkside to only two shots in the first half with none coming on goal. Offensively, SCSU generated six shots with one landing on goal, but were unable to find the back of the net as the game went into the half tied 0-0.
Out of the break, St. Cloud State continued their strong defensive play as the game remained at a standstill. In the 75th minute, the Rangers went on a counterattack after the Huskies cleared the ball. With quick and decisive passing, Parkside was able to work their way through the defense to give Kevin Sosa a shot on goal. Sosa capitalized on the chance to give the Rangers a 1-0 lead. With time ticking away, SCSU worked the ball into their attacking zone multiple times during the final 15 minutes. They created a few scoring chances off two corners kicks, but nothing graced the meshing. The Huskies would ultimately be defeated 1-0 for their second conference loss of the season.
Post Game Recap with Head Coach Sean Holmes
Against Northern Michigan on Friday, NMU opened the game with a lot of energy and were pressing against the Huskies' defense. St. Cloud State held firm as goalkeeper Ramy Atia produced a few saves to keep Northern Michigan scoreless. In the 25th minute of the first half, NMU pushed the ball into the box and would be fouled which led to a penalty kick. Lucas Rosen stepped up to take the kick and capitalized on the opportunity to give the Wildcats a 1-0 lead. Late in the half, SCSU generated a counterattack that saw Yuken Harmon streak down the field with a one-on-one breakaway chance. The Northern Michigan keeper stepped up and denied Harmon to keep SCSU scoreless. St. Cloud State ultimately went into the break trailing 1-0.
Coming out of halftime with a greater sense of urgency, the Huskies started to put pressure on the Northern Michigan defense. St. Cloud State was able to work their way into their attacking zone on multiple occasions, but nothing came to fruition. In the 82nd minute, King Dwumah Acheampong nearly equalized the game after a header in the box just missed the meshing. With time ticking away, the Huskies played higher up the field eyeing the game-tying goal. Northern Michigan went on to take away the ball and go on the counterattack with few Huskies to beat down the field. Ian Weimer of NMU passed the ball over to Teun Van Gansewinkel on the break for what appeared to be a free shot after Atia came out on Weimer. Yannick Langerhuizen sprinted back and saved the ball from scoring on the initial attempt. Van Gansewinkel followed through on his shot and finished off the opportunity to put the Wildcats up 2-0. That score held up as St. Cloud State dropped their third straight match.
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 (765)
- Saves- Ramy Atia (30)
- Save percentage- Ramy Atia (65.2%)
- Goals allowed average- Ramy Atia (2.09)
- Goalkeeper wins- Ramy Atia (2)
- Shutouts- Ramy Atia & JJ Dufner (1)
St. Cloud State Team Statistics (GLIAC Ranking)
- 10.22 shots per game (6th) | 6.11 shots on goal per game (2nd)
- 3.67 points per game (4th) | 1.22 goals per game (4th) | 1.22 assists per game (3rd)
- 1.89 goals allowed per game (5th) | 4.11 saves per game (3rd)
- 9.56 fouls per game (1st) | 3.67 corner kicks per game (6th)
Ironman Defender
Following this weekend's games, Yannick Langerhuizen logged his tenth and eleventh consecutive game where he played 90+ minutes in a game which dates back to 2024. The streak is now 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 tallied 13 consecutive games playing 90+ minute. In his young career, Langerhuizen has already totaled 19 games playing 90+ minutes which is the fifth most in program history.
Saving the Day
With six saves on the weekend, goalkeeper Ramy Atia inches closer to becoming the programs all-time leader in saves. Ata is up to 92 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 30 saves on the year after saving 62 shots in his inaugural year with the Huskies.
Series History
Friday's game against Purdue Northwest will be the tenth overall match between the teams with St. Cloud State holding a 5-4-0 record. The teams played three times last year including a game in the GLIAC Tournament.
With the first game coming at Husky Stadium, Mika Folstad got the party started for the SCSU in the 6th minute as he knocked in a ball deep in the box with his head. Folstad was set up by Nolan Pratumwon who delivered a deep ball to the left side of the field to Owen Worsdell who then skipped it across the field to Folstad in the box who banged it in the net. St. Cloud State held that 1-0 lead for most of the half until Noah Eklund dished the ball to Matt Greenland on a throw in who then found William Gonzalez in the box. Gonzalez took a few dribbles to his left before smashing a shot off his left foot that found its way into the bottom right corner for a goal in the 44th minute. Those two goals would be all the scoring necessary to get the win as St. Cloud State defeated the Pride 2-0.
Game two in Hammond, Indiana saw the Huskies fell behind 1-0 after allowing a goal in the 19th minute. The Huskies offense was relatively quite in the first half until Andrew Holmes fired a rocket in the 42nd minute to tie the game right before halftime. The teams played out the final three minutes before going into halftime tied 1-1. The second half picked up for the Huskies as they totaled eight shots in the half after only having three in the first half. The teams battled late into the second half, still tied at 1-1, before St. Cloud State created a break opportunity in the 78th minute. Mika Folstad found Rhys Ward streaking up the field who then found Philip Caputo with an opportunity to score. Caputo fired a cross shot off his right foot that beat the keeper in the bottom left corner to give the Huskies a 2-1 advantage. The defense for St. Cloud State closed out the game by not allowing a shot on goal in the final 12 minutes. For the day, Purdue Northwest could only muster three shots on goal. St. Cloud State earned their first comeback win of the season with a 2-1 victory in their regular season finale.
In the GLIAC quarterfinal game at Husky Stadium, the Pride struck quickly as they scored a goal in the 5th minute of the first half to take a 1-0 lead. The potent Huskies offense was held in check the entirety of the game as they could only muster seven shots in the game with only one landing on goal. St. Cloud State continued to battle late into the second half as they created offensive possessions in Pride territory but were unable to translate those opportunities into shots. SCSU played a more aggressive style of offense to create more chances late in the second half, but Purdue Northwest was able to capitalize twice with two break opportunities in the final five minutes as they scored their second and third goals of the game to put the nail in the coffin. St. Cloud State fell 3-0 in their final game of the 2024 season.
Sunday's game against Roosevelt will be the third all-time meeting between the programs with the series being tied 1-1. Each team came away with a win on their home field a season ago.
The game at Husky Stadium started off slowly for both teams as neither were able to find the back of the net for the majority of the first half. That changed for the Huskies in the 36th minute as Noah Eklund drove a ball into Roosevelt territory that found its way to Matt Greenland. Greenland took a few dribbles and delivered a beautiful ball down to Rhys Ward who was deep in the box and took a shot off his right foot across the box which landed in the back of the net. The Huskies held onto that lead for the remainder of the half as they led 1-0 going into the break. The second half saw Roosevelt pick up their offensive attack as they registered five shots on goal. Goalkeeper Ramy Atia was flawless throughout the evening as he made big-time save after big-time save including a few diving saves. The Huskies had a few offensive opportunities in the second half to expand their lead in the second half, but were unable to find the back of the net. The goal by Rhys Ward would be all the scoring necessary as St. Cloud State went on to defeat Roosevelt 1-0 for their seventh straight victory and third straight shutout victory.
With game two in Chicago, Illinois, the teams battled to a scoreless first half as the game would be tied 0-0 at the break. The Huskies' offense faltered in the first half as they were outshot 11-3. St. Cloud State created scoring opportunities and breaks throughout the entirety of the game but were unable to translate it into shots as they were outshot 22-6 in the game and 9-3 on shots on goal. The Lakers were able to break the tie late in the game as Caco Fernandez found the back of the net in the 78th minute to give them a 1-0 lead. St. Cloud State was unable to equalize the game as they suffered their fifth straight loss with a 1-0 defeat to Roosevelt.
Scouting Purdue Northwest
The Purdue Northwest Pride come into this matchup holding a 1-7-2 record with an 0-3-2 mark in GLIAC play. The Pride's lone win came against Walsh University. In conference, they have tied Roosevelt and Davenport while losing to Northern Michigan, Parkside, and Saginaw Valley State. PNW is coming off a 2024 season that saw them finish 7-9-2 with a 3-7-2 conference record. They were seeded sixth in the GLIAC Tournament and beat the Huskies before falling to Saginaw Valley State. Coming into this season, the Pride were projected to finish fifth in the GLIAC.
The offseason saw Purdue Northwest lose three of their four All-GLIAC honorees. Their lone returner, Miguel Rodriguez De la Garza, made Second Team All-GLIAC after leading the team in minutes with 1418 and totaling seven points from two goals and three assists.
Through 10 games, Rami Hassan Zantout leads the team in scoring with seven points from three goals and an assist. Hugo Lorenzo and Landon Potts each have five points from two goals and an assist. Lorenzo was a 2023 All-American and only played in two games a year ago. Starting in goal will likely be Mateus Baptista de Souza who has started eight games this year. Baptista de Souza is 0-6-2 on the year with a 2.27 goals allowed average and 16 saves.
Head Coach Luke Dunn enters his third season with Purdue Northwest in 2025. Dunn has led the Pride to the playoffs in each of his first two seasons. PNW won the GLIAC Tournament in Dunn's inaugural season in 2023.
Purdue Northwest Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
- Points- Rami Hassan Zantout (7)
- Goals- Rami Hassan Zantout (3)
- Assists- Maqiis Haywood & Demian Martinez (2)
- Game-winning goals- Aloe Berassa (1)
- Shots on goal- Rami Hassan Zantout & Hugo Lorenzo (11)
- Shots- Hugo Lorenzo (22)
- Minutes- Charlie Newton (734)
- Saves- Mateus Baptista de Souza (16)
- Save percentage- Vittorio Pandini (58.3%)
- Goals allowed average- Vittorio Pandini (2.00)
- Goalkeeper wins- Vittorio Pandini (1)
Purdue Northwest Team Statistics (GLIAC Ranking)
- 12.80 shots per game (2nd) | 5.20 shots on goal per game (4th)
- 3.60 points per game (5th) | 1.20 goals per game (5th) | 1.20 assists per game (4th)
- 2.20 goals allowed per game (7th) | 2.40 saves per game (6th)
- 13.40 fouls per game (5th) | 6.60 corner kicks per game (1st)
Scouting Roosevelt
The Roosevelt Lakers come into this game holding a 5-2-3 record with a 3-1-1 mark in conference play. The Lakers have taken down Parkside, Northern Michigan, and Davenport while tying Purdue Northwest and falling to Saginaw Valley State. Roosevelt is coming off a 2024 season that served as their inaugural year at the Division II level. They tallied a 11-4-3 record with a 8-4 mark in conference play to earn a share of the GLIAC regular season title. Roosevelt would be defeated by Saginaw Valley State in the GLIAC Championship match which would end their season. Coming into 2025, the Lakers were projected to finish second in the GLIAC.
The offseason saw the Lakers lose two of their six All-GLIAC honorees. Their four returning All-GLIAC players include Oskar Shuster (First Team), Luca Swinton (Second Team), Noah Vasilev (Second Team), and Valdemar Nambo (Honorable Mention). Schuster led the team in scoring with 16 points from eight goals. Swinton scored five from two goals and an assist. Vasilev and Nambo each topped 1400 minutes while tallying three and two points respectively. Starting goalkeeper Eric Carvajal, who tallied a 0.93 GAA with 49 saves and seven shutouts, also returns this season.
Through 10 games, graduate transfer Fynn Mewes leads the team in scoring with 14 points from six goals and two assists. Mewes has three game-winning goals on the year. Caco Fernandez and Vasilev each have seven points with Fernandez tallying three goals and an assist while Vasilev has recorded two goals and three assists. Carvajal has started every game in goal for the Lakers and holds a 1.50 GAA with 42 saves and two shutouts.
Head Coach Paddy Hoepp enters his fourth season with Roosevelt in 2025. In his tenure, Hoepp has tallied a 36-19-9 record and has guided Roosevelt to the conference semifinals or beyond in each of his three seasons.
Roosevelt Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
- Points- Fynn Mewes (14)
- Goals- Fynn Mewes (6)
- Assists- Krystian Niziolek (4)
- Game-winning goals- Fynn Mewes (3)
- Shots on goal- Caco Fernandez (11)
- Shots- Caco Fernandez (21)
- Minutes- Eric Carvajal (900)
- Saves- Eric Carvajal (42)
- Save percentage- Eric Carvajal (73.7%)
- Goals allowed average- Eric Carvajal (1.50)
- Goalkeeper wins- Eric Carvajal (5)
- Shutouts- Eric Carvajal (2)
Roosevelt Team Statistics (GLIAC Ranking)
- 11.60 shots per game (4th) | 5.10 shots on goal per game (5th)
- 4.40 points per game (3rd) | 1.60 goals per game (2nd) | 1.20 assists per game (5th)
- 1.50 goals allowed per game (4th) | 4.40 saves per game (2nd)
- 10.70 fouls per game (2nd) | 4.00 corner kicks per game (5th)
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