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Men's Soccer Game Notes.Indd 1996 National Champions • Four College Cups • 20 NCAA Tournaments Nine BIG EAST Tournament Championships • Six BIG EAST Regular Season Championships 2018 SCHEDULE & RESULTS 2018 MEN’S SOCCER GAME NOTES Day Date Opponent Time/Result Game ST. JOHN’S RED STORM (3-2-0, 0-0-0 BIG EAST) Fri. Aug. 24 at UC Santa Barbara L, 2-0 Sun. Aug. 26 at Loyola Marymount W, 4-1 6 VS. Fri. Aug. 31 FAIRFIELD W, 2-1 (OT). LOYOLA MARYLAND GREYHOUNDS (2-1-0, 0-0-0 PATRIOT LEAGUE) Tues. Sept. 4 LEHIGH L, 1-0 Sat. Sept. 8 at Temple W, 1-0 (OT) S E P T . 1 1 , 2 0 1 8 - 7 P. M . Tues. Sept. 11 LOYOLA MARYLAND 7 p.m. Sat. Sept. 15 • SETON HALL 7 p.m. Q UEENS , N . Y./B E L SON S TADIU M Fri. Sept. 21 • at Xavier 7 p.m. Tues. Sept. 25 MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7 p.m. ST. JOHN’S WELCOMES LOYOLA maryland FOR TUESDAY NIGHT tilt Sat. Sept. 29 • BUTLER 7 p.m. • Following the squad’s second overtime win of the season on Saturday night, the St. John’s men’s soccer team returns to action on Tuesday, playing host to the Greyhounds of Loyola Sat. Oct. 6 • CREIGHTON 7 p.m. Maryland at Belson Stadium. Kick-off is set for 7 p.m. on ESPN3 with Jonathan Yardley and Tues. Oct. 9 PRINCETON 7 p.m. Glenn Crooks on the call. Sat. Oct. 13 • at Marquette 8 p.m. Sat. Oct. 20 • DEPAUL 7 p.m. • The Johnnies enter their third home contest of the season on the heels of some more extra- Wed. Oct. 24 • at Villanova 3 p.m. time heroics from their highly touted freshman class, as Skage Simosen delivered the game Sat. Oct. 27 • at Georgetown 1 p.m. winner in the 100th minute to lift the Red Storm past Temple, 1-0, on Saturday in Philadel- Wed. Oct. 31 • PROVIDENCE 7 p.m. phia. Simonsen became the second Red Storm rookie in the span of just eight days to lead BIG EAST Championship the team to victory in overtime, as Tani Oluwaseyi netted the golden goal in the Johnnies’ Sat. Nov. 3 Opening Round TBA win over Fairfield on Aug. 31. Simonsen and Oluwaseyi are currently tied for second on the Wed. Nov. 7 Semifinal TBA squad with six points apiece, having each recorded two goals and two assists on the young Sun. Nov. 11 Final TBA campaign. The rookie pairing is currently part of a three-way tie with Marquette’s Luka Sunesson for the conference lead in points among freshmen. • denotes BIG EAST opponent All BIG EAST Tournament contests will be played at the • Matt Forster, who assisted on Simonsen’s game winner against the Owls, currently ranks fifth higher seed. in the BIG EAST with seven points (3 G, 1A). The junior midfielder from Bedford, England, is All times are ET unless otherwise noted. currently just one point shy of tying his total from all of last season, a campaign in which he Home games in BOLD CAPS started all 19 of the Red Storm’s contests. • The victory over Temple also marked the first of the year for St. John’s by way of shutout, as Lenny Wilson stopped all three shots on goal he faced to record his 17th career clean and his first as a member of the Red Storm. The Hartwick transfer is now 2-1-0 on the season with a 0.96 goals against average. MEDIA INFORMATION • St. John’s has recorded two overtime victories in its opening five games for the first time in nearly two decades. The last time the Red Storm enjoyed such prolific extra-time success so early in a campaign came all the way back in 2000, when Shalrie Joseph scored a pair of MSOC Contact: ................ Andrew O’Connell overtime game winners against Wake Forest and Seton Hall in the second and third contests Office Phone: ............................718-990-1522 of the year, respectively. Mobile Phone: ..........................516-581-3229 Email [email protected] • Luke Hansen made his St. John’s debut against the Owls, becoming the 14th first-year player Athletic Comm. Phone: ............718-990-1520 and the eighth freshmen to take the pitch this season for the Red Storm. St. John’s features Athletics Website: www.RedStormSports.com five student-athletes in their first year of collegiate soccer that have started each of the team’s first five games: Simonsen, Johan Aquilon, Athit Berg, Brandon Knapp and Tiago Teixeira. SJU VS. LOYOLA maryland TALE OF THE TAPE SJU record vs. Loyola Maryland .........0-2-2 TRACKING THE STORM First Mtg: ..............Loyola 2 SJU 0 (9/24/83) St. John’s Loyola Md. Last Mtg: ..............Loyola 1 SJU 0 (8/27/17) Games 5 3 ITS Follow St. John’s Soccer on Twitter! Head Coach:... ....................... Steve Nichols Record 3-2-0 2-1-0 Record at Loyola (Yrs.)............28-34-10 (5) Goals 7 6 @StJohnsMSoccer (#SJUMSOC) H Assists 10 4 Follow St. John’s Soccer on YouTube! LAST FIVE MEETINGS Points 24 16 St. John’s Red Storm Loyola 1 SJU 0..............................8/27/17 (A) Shots 64 46 SJU 1 Loyola 1 (2OT) ................. 10/11/16 (H) Shot % .109 .130 UICK SJU 0 Loyola 0 (OT) ..................... 8/30/97 (N) YC 6 7 Q Loyola 2 SJU 0 ............................. 9/24/83 (A) PK-Att 0-0 2-2 Goals against 5 2 GAA 0.98 0.65 Save % .737 .818 Shutouts 1 1 SCOUTING LOYOLA MARYLAND • Loyola Maryland, the preseason favorite to win the Patriot League, enters Tuesday’s contest with a record of 2-1 after having its most recent match against William & Mary canceled due to inclement weather. The Greyhounds opened the season with a pair of convincing wins over Mount St. Mary’s and Rutgers, topping those two opponents by a combined score of 6-1. In their most recent con- test on Aug. 31, Loyola fell victim to nationally ranked Villanova, 1-0, on the road in overtime. • Tuesday will mark the second time in as many weeks that the Johnnies have welcomed a MAC Her- mann Trophy Preseason Watch List selection to Belson Stadium, as junior forward Brian Saramango was one of 32 Division I men’s soccer players to garner the accolade. A two-time First Team All-Pa- triot League selection, Saramango scored eight goals, all of which came in conference play, during an injury-shortened campaign last year. This year, the New Hyde Park native has three goals in as many games for the Greyhounds to go along with a pair of assists. 2018 ST. JOHN’S RED STORM (Numerical Roster) No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown/Last School 0 Lenny Wilson GK 6-1 180 Sr. Aberdeen, Scotland/Hartwick 00 Ryan Miller GK 6-3 215 Fr. Bel Air, Md./C. Milton Wright 1 Tyron Matuta GK 6-0 170 So. Lausanne, Switzerland/Universite de Lausanne 2 Johan Aquilon D 5-7 150 So. Paris, France/Lycee Cours Peret Bordeaux 3 Dimitri Mendrinos M 5-7 150 R-So. East Northport, N.Y./Northport 4 Matt Chandler D 6-5 195 Fr. Toronto, Ontario/Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute 6 Athit Berg M 5-7 160 Fr. Baerum, Norway/Norwegian High School of Elite Sports 7 Benny Lafortune M 5-10 155 Sr. Brooklyn, N.Y./Erasmus Hall 8 Skage Simonsen M 6-3 185 Fr. Bergen, Norway/Metis Videregaende School 9 Filippo Ricupati F 6-1 175 Sr. Milan, Italy/Regina Mundi 10 Brandon Knapp M/D 5-10 145 Fr. Abingdon, Md./Archbishop Curley 11 Tani Oluwaseyi F/M 6-2 170 Fr. Mississauga, Ontario/St. Joan of Arc Catholic Secondary 12 Ackim Mpofu M/D 5-8 165 Gr. Bulawayo, Zimbabwe/Northeastern 13 Payton Blynn D 5-8 140 Fr. New Milford, Conn./South Kent 14 Mauricio Rivas M 5-7 150 Sr. Amityville, N.Y./Amityville Memorial 15 Matt Forster M 5-7 145 Jr. Bedford, England/Sharnbrook Upper School 16 Marco Muia D 6-4 195 Fr. Toronto, Ontario/Bill Crothers Secondary School 17 Brandon Duarte M 5-9 165 Jr. Mississauga, Ontario/Ancilla College 18 Luke Hansen D 6-2 165 Fr. West Windsor, N.J./West Windsor-Plainsboro South 19 Niko Petridis M 5-7 155 Jr. Norwalk, Conn./Connecticut 20 Tiago Teixeira D/M 5-7 150 Fr. Porto, Portugal/Colegio CEBES 21 Ethan Shaw M 5-10 150 Fr. Chesterfield, N.J./Northern Burlington Regional 22 Josiah Crawford M 5-11 165 Fr. Berkeley Heights, N.J./Governor Livingston 23 Sanoussi Sangary D 5-9 130 Fr. Bronx, N.Y./Martin Luther King 24 Rafael Bustamante D 5-7 145 So. Corona, N.Y./Manhattan Hunter Science 25 Kadeem Joseph D 5-9 160 Jr. Brooklyn, N.Y./Herkimer Community College 26 Drew Rosen F 5-8 160 Fr. New York, N.Y./Winston Prep 27 Declan McStravick D 6-4 155 Fr. Keansburg, N.J./Mater Dei Prep 28 David Targett M 5-9 150 R-So. Dix Hills, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills East 29 Luis-Henrique Amaral M 5-8 150 Fr. New Milford, Conn./New Milford 32 Jack Shearer F 5-11 175 So. Aliquippa, Pa./Central Valley 33 Cole Reardon F 5-10 145 Fr. Hackettstown, N.J./Hackettstown 99 Luka Gavran GK 6-5 200 Fr. Hamilton, Ontario/St. Jean de Brebeuf Head Coach: Dr. Dave Masur (28th season, Rutgers ‘84) Assistant Coach: David Janezic (Second season, Monmouth ‘96) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 11- Tan-ee oh-lou-WASH-ay-ee 1- Tyrone ma-TOOTA 12- Ah-keem Mm-pofu 2- zsho-han ah-KEY-lone 16- Marco MOO-ya 6- Aht-eet Berg 17- Brandon Doo-ar-tay 8- SKA-gay SEE-mon-sen 20- Tiago Tay-share-ah 9- Filippo Ricupati (ree-coo-pah-tee) 29- Luis-Henrique (hen-reek) Am-ah-ral BREAkDOWN BY country U.S.A-19; Canada-5; Norway-2; England-1; Italy-1; France-1; Portugal-1; Scotland-1; Switzerland-1; Zimbabwe-1 BREAkDOWN BY CLASS Seniors/Grad Students- 5; Juniors/RS So.- 6; Sophomores- 4; Freshmen- 18 2018 Men’s Soccer Game Notes • Game 6 • vs.
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