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St. Cloud State Men’s Soccer to Play Final Home Game Against Roosevelt Before Traveling to Northern Michigan
10/12/2026 2:05:00 PM | Men's Soccer
Huskies to host one more game at Husky Stadium before finishing the regular season on the road
ST. CLOUD, Minn. - St. Cloud State Men's Soccer (3-7-2, 1-4-2 GLIAC) will play host to Roosevelt University (6-1-5, 4-1-3 GLIAC) on Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. CT and finish the season on the road, beginning at Northern Michigan University (7-4-2, 4-2-2 GLIAC) on Friday at 2:00 p.m. CT.
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Last Time Out
The Huskies hosted a pair of contests against Saginaw Valley State and Davenport. Huskies fell to Saginaw 3-1 last Friday and played a draw to Davenport, 3-3.
Saginaw Valley State Recap (10/9/26)
Saginaw Valley State drew a foul in the box in the 24th minute, which awarded them a penalty, creating a 1-0 lead for the Cardinals. The Husky defense held strong throughout the remainder of the first half, as they trailed 1-0 going into the locker room
After the break, Saginaw Valley State had an opportunity with a two-on-one; Husky keeper Erik Willke came up with a spectacular first save, but the rebound found the back of the netting to put the Cardinals up two in the 60th minute.
Marlon Seahorn Jr. was the spark the Huskies needed in the 66th minute, as he came onto the pitch and scored a gorgeous header within his first 40 seconds on the field, off a beautiful feed from Kingsley Kanu. The Seahorn Jr. goal made it 2-1. Throughout the remainder of the second half, the Huskies battled hard and lost themselves on the back line, giving the dagger a goal to the Cardinals in the 85th minute, as they'd go on to win 3-1.
Huskies drop back-to-back games to the Cardinals, as they look ahead to complete the season sweep against Davenport on Sunday
Davenport University Recap (10/11/26)
The Huskies got off to a hot start as Kingsley Kanu sent a beautiful cross into the box for Andrés García, who put the ball into the back of the netting to give St. Cloud State the early lead in the 4th minute. It took Davenport just five minutes to equalize the Huskies at one, scoring in the 9th minute. In the 24th minute, Kanu once again sent a nice cross into the box to Marlon Seahorn Jr., who waited patiently with the ball for García to come into the box from his left, as he fed it to García who put it through for his second goal of the game. Similar to the first goal, the Panthers responded immediately after the Huskies goal, tying it at two in the 25th minute. Both teams would head to the locker room at halftime remaining tied 2-2.
After the break, Davenport drew a foul which led to a free kick just outside the box in the 56th minute. The Panthers, Charlie Davis, sent a great ball into the box that was headed in for Davenport's first lead of the game. With the Huskies trailing for the first time in the game, they battled for possession to try to equalize. In the 70th minute, Jovan Koceski sent a through ball up field for García, who was in pursuit of his third goal of the game. Instead, García sent a beautiful cross to an open King Dwumah Acheampong, who scored the equalizer to make it a 3-3 game.
The remainder of the game was a tight battle with both teams knowing how crucial a point would be in their journey to the GLIAC Playoffs. In the final minutes, Kanu had a free kick from just outside the box that he sent in front of the Panther keeper, giving Finn Mankowski a great chance at scoring the game winner, but the Davenport keeper was able to use his body to make the save, leading to the 3-3 draw.
St. Cloud State Statistical Team Leaders (amount)
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Points: Andrés Garcia (13)
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Goals: Andrés Garcia (6)
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Assists: Kingsley Kanu (5)
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Shots on goal: Andrés García (11)
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Shots: Andrés García (21)
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Minutes: Erik Willke (1120)
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Saves: Erik Willke (48)
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Save %: Erik Willke (0.607)
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Goals against average: JJ Dufner (0.00)
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Goalkeeper wins: Erik Willke (3)
St. Cloud State Team Rankings (GLIAC Rankings)
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9.38 shots per game (6th) | 4.31 shots on goal per game (6th)
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3.08 points per game (5th) | .923 goals per game (6th) | 1.231 assists per game (3rd)
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2.38 goals allowed per game (7th) | 3.77 saves per game (5th)
Scouting Roosevelt
The Lakers come into this game with a 6-1-5 overall record and a 4-1-3 conference record. Roosevelt currently ranks first in the conference and has a 19-game unbeaten streak at home, and has only lost one game the entire season. Roosevelt has only lost to Saginaw Valley State this season and played them to a draw in their last game on Sunday, October 11th.
Finn Mewes has been an offensive threat for the Lakers all season. In 12 games he's tallied 17 points (third most in the GLIAC) off of seven goals and three assists. Cedrick Strupler continues to be the primary goalkeeper for the Lakers. He has an impressive 0.27 goals against average, a 0.917 save percentage, and seven shutouts, all leading stats among every GLIAC keeper.
Paddy Hoepp is in his fifth season with the Lakers as head coach. In his four seasons in charge, Hoepp has already coached 17 all-conference players, including 2024 GLIAC Defender of the Year Nick Kilian and 2025 GLIAC Offensive Player of the Year Fynn Mewes. He has also mentored 12 College Sports Communicators Academic All-District honorees, a list headlined by Gabriel Koenig, who became the third Roosevelt athlete to be named an Academic All-American in 2024. Koenig also was awarded the prestigious GLIAC Commissioner's Award for his performance on the field and in the classroom.
Scouting Northern Michigan
The Wildcats come into this game with a 7-4-2 overall record and a 4-2-2 conference record. Northern Michigan currently ranks second in the GLIAC standings, one point behind Saginaw Valley State and Roosevelt.
Luca Rosen has established himself as one of the best players in the GLIAC conference, ranking 1st in the conference in shots (60), shots on goal (33), goals (12), game winning goals (4), and points (28). Asaf Kristal is the primary keeper for the Wildcats. He's tallied a 1.17 goals against average, 50 saves, a 0.781 save percentage, and a 6-4-2 record.
Head Coach Alex Fatovic is in his fifth season with the Wildcats. During the 2025 season, the Wildcats captured the first GLIAC Conference Tournament Championship in program history, earning an automatic bid to the NCAA Division II National Championships. The team finished the season with an overall record of 9-5-6 and a third-place finish in the GLIAC conference. Fatovic oversaw four all-conference selections, six academic all-district selections, two D2CCA All-Midwest Region selections, four United Soccer Coaches All-Region team selections, and the programs' first GLIAC Commissioner's Award.
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