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Men's Soccer Grand Canyon Combined Team Statistics (As of Oct 29, 2017) MEN’S Soccerall Games // OVERALL STATS Vs MEN’S SOCCER @GCU_MSoccer MATCH NOTES @gcu_msoccer Josh Hauser, Assistant Director of Athletic Communications · Office: (602) 639-8328 · Cell: (503) 734-8587· E-mail: [email protected] SATURDAY, NOV. 4 | GCU STADIUM (6,000) | PHOENIX, ARIZ. 2017 SENIORS GRAND CANYON UNLV LOPES REBELS (7-9-1, 4-4-1 WAC) (9-9, 6-3 WAC) V #2 Jordan Slack #3 Charlie Keating #7 Amer Sasivarevic » Head Coach: Schellas Hyndman (3rd) S » Head Coach: Rich Ryerson (8th) » Offensive Standout: Niki Jackson (Sr.) » Offensive Standout: Danny Musovski (Sr.) 39 career goals ranks second in WAC history, third in GCU history Conference points and goals leader, Preseason WAC POY (12 g / 6 a) » Probable Keeper: Jeremy Pollard (R-Fr.) » Probable Keeper: Enrique Adame (RS-So.) Broke his own GCU Division I record with 14 saves vs. Seattle U (10/27) 24 goals against with a 1.39 GAA, two shutouts #9 Niki Jackson #28 Khadim Seye #33 Aidan McGlothan WATCH FOLLOW ANALYZE READ 2017 SCHEDULE & RESULTS YurView (Ch. 4/1004) ESPN3, GCU.TV, WAC DN @GCU_MSoccer GCUStats.com GCULopes.com 7-9-1 OVERALL / 4-4-1 WAC / 6-1-1 HOME / 1-8 AWAY AUGUST (0-2) SERIES HISTORY AT A GLANCE Aug. 25 at Omaha L, 2-1 (OT) vs. UNLV » The Lopes wrap up the regular season, capping off a Aug. 27 at 14 Creighton L, 1-0 (2OT) » All-Time Record: 1-4-2 season-ending three-game homestand at GCU Stadium. SEPTEMBER (3-3) » In Phoenix: 0-3 » Grand Canyon controls its own destiny and would clinch a Sept. 2 at Wisconsin L, 3-1 » Last meeting: T 2-2 at UNLV (10/14/16) berth in the WAC Tournament with a win. The Lopes could Sept. 7 RV Evansville (YurView / ESPN3) W, 1-0 finish as high as the No. 4 seed in the tournament. Sept. 10 at 23 Pacific L, 2-1 » The conference tournament, held in Las Vegas this year, PROJECTED STARTERS Sept. 14 UC Riverside W, 5-4 (OT) will take the Top 7 teams in the regular season standings. Sept. 17 Cal State Northridge L, 4-2 based on last three matches » It’s senior day, with GCU honoring six individuals: Sept. 22 Oral Roberts W, 1-0 (OT) Niki Jackson will leave as GCU’s most decorated Division I soccer player. Jackson ranks second in WAC history and OCTOBER (4-4-1) 21 Drack 14 Jellah third in GCU history in career goals (39). Oct. 1 Houston Baptist* W, 5-2 and are two fifth-year 9 Jackson Jordan Slack Amer Sasivarevic Oct. 6 at CSU Bakersfield* L, 3-2 (OT) seniors who have seen every step of GCU’s transition. Oct. 8 at San José State* W, 1-0 (2OT) 5 Morris Demos 3 Keating Aidan McGlothan played more minutes than anyone on Oct. 13 Incarnate Word* W, 2-0 28 Seye GCU’s roster this season and scored his first two goals. Oct. 15 at UT Rio Grande Valley* L, 2-0 Khadim Seye and Charlie Keating finish off two-year 7 Sasivarevic 33 McGlothan 27 Johnson 23 Day Oct. 20 at Kansas City* L, 2-1 stints with GCU after transferring. Oct. 22 at 16 Air Force* L, 3-1 » After sustaining an injury in the season opener, Creighton 22 1 Pollard transfer Evan Waldrep made his return last weekend with Oct. 27 Seattle U* T, 1-1 (2OT) Oct. 29 Utah Valley* W, 3-2 (OT) GOAL FLOWCHART limited action. Waldrep was named one of the nation’s Top 3 transfers this offseason by Top Drawer Soccer. NOVEMBER (0-0) » As a team, GCU isn’t afraid to take shots -- the Lopes rank Nov. 4 UNLV* (YurView / ESPN3) 7 p.m. 5 4 15th nationally at 15.53 shots per match. GCU’s shots are Nov. 8-12 WAC Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.) 3 getting increasingly accurate as well, as the Lopes are 11th * Denotes WAC games Home games in bold 2 in the country in shots on goal (6.82). All times listed in Arizona Time (MST), equivalent to PT 1 GRAND CANYON » The Lopes have already played eight games that have gone STAT COMPARISON 1 to overtime this season. GCU is 4-3-1 in such matches. The 2 vs. 3 eight OT games is most since also playing eight in 2007. 4 7-9-1 W-L 9-9 OPPONENTS 5 LAST TIME OUT Visit Pg 25 for more details.» ---OFFENSE--- 1.7 G / G 1.7 » GCU scored on a PK and allowed a late goal to force a 1-1 15.5 SH / G 13.6 5 draw with No. 22 Seattle U. 4 .106 SH% .122 3 » The Lopes rebounded from allowing a last second goal on .439 SOG% .469 2 Sunday before scoring in OT for a 3-2 win vs. Utah Valley. ---DEFENSE--- 1 GRAND CANYON Damian German had the golden goal. 1.7 GAA 1.5 1 4.6 SV / G 3.1 2 WHAT’S NEXT .716 SV% .675 3 ---MISCELLANEOUS--- 4 » If GCU qualifies, they’ll head to Las Vegas for the WAC OPPONENTS 12.4 FL / G 10.5 5 Tournament that is set to begin on Wednesday. 26 / 3 YC / RC 27 / 3 ‹ 1 › MEN’S SOCCER // MEDIA INFORMATION vs. SUMMED UP LAST THREE GAMES Current placing t-4th SUNDAY, OCT. 22 FRIDAY, OCT. 27 SUNDAY, OCT. 29 Current streak W-1 USAFA, COLO. PHOENIX, ARIZ. PHOENIX, ARIZ. Longest winning streak 2 Longest unbeaten streak 2 1 2 T 1 2 OT 2OT T 1 2 OT T GCU 1 0 1 (22) Seattle U 0 1 0 0 Utah Valley 1 1 0 Longest losing streak 3 1 2 (16) Air Force 1 2 3 GCU 1 0 0 0 2 GCU 1 1 1 3 Last 3 1-1-1 Last 5 1-3-1 Day games (before 6 p.m.) 2-2 Night games (6 p.m. or later) 5-7-1 TO THE MEDIA INJURY INFORMATION vs. top-25 teams* 1-3-1 *in Coaches Poll or Top Drawer Soccer Poll The Grand Canyon Athletics Department is served by Grand Canyon University athletics will abide by HIPAA a communications office staff that works diligently to - a federal privacy act with regard to the release of promote the individual and team accomplishments of injury information. GCU athletes will be required QUICK FACTS student-athletes, coaches and staff. Our staff will fulfill to sign a waiver before their injury information ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS all reasonable requests. is released to the media. If the athlete chooses Physical Address: to withhold that information, GCU officials will be Men’s Soccer Contact Josh Hauser 3300 West Camelback Road, Phoenix, AZ 85017 restricted to informing the media members of their Email [email protected] Stadium Location: playing status only. Office Phone (602) 639-8328 Southwest edge of campus Cell Phone (503) 734-8587 Parking: HOME MEDIA SERVICES Twitter @hauser_josh12 Available in Halo garage, enter at 35th Ave., turn right » Pre-game notes packets CREDENTIALS » Pre-game lineups and post-game statistics UNIVERSITY INFO » A running play-by-play School Grand Canyon University All members of the office follow the guidelines set forth » Game programs Location Phoenix, Ariz. by the NCAA and the Western Athletic Conference » Statistical monitors are provided to the TV and Founded 1949 (WAC) in governing the issuance of credentials. All radio broadcasts based on availability. The media is Enrollment 19,500 credential requests should be submitted to the sport encouraged to follow live statistics online through President Brian Mueller contacts. StatBroadcast (GCUstats.com). Vice President of Athletics Mike Vaught Affiliation NCAA Division I INTERVIEW REQUESTS DIVISION I STATUS Nickname Lopes Mascot Thunder When making interview requests through the After accepting an invitation from the Western Colors Purple, Black & White communications office, please allow at least 24 hours Athletic Conference in November 2012, Grand Canyon Conference Western Athletic Conference (WAC) notice. If the time requested with a student-athlete University underwent the NCAA’s mandated four- Athletics Website www.GCULopes.com or coach is longer than normal (for photography year transition period from Division II to Division I. or videography purposes), more advance notice While competing against a fully-Division I schedule SOCCER FACILITY will help ensure that your request will be handled in all sports, GCU was ineligible for postseason play. efficiently. Home and cell phone numbers for players Beginning this year, GCU is a fully-transitioned Home Facility (Capacity) GCU Stadium (6,000) will not be provided. Please do not contact a player or member of NCAA Division I athletics and, for the first Record at GCU Stadium 11-4-2 (.706) coach without scheduling the interview through the time, is eligible for Western Athletic Conference and Opened 2016 communications office. NCAA postseason events. PROGRAM HISTORY E-MAIL First Year 1985 Releases, game notes and advisories are e-mailed All-Time Record 332-243-54 (.571) to media that cover GCU on a regular basis. Media Division I 30-54-8 (.370) wishing to be added to the e-mail list for a particular WAC 15-28-6 (.367) sport should contact the sport contact. Conference Titles (Div. I) 0 Conference Titles (Div. II) 7 ONLINE National Championships (Div. II) 1 Updated bios, notes, rosters, schedules, statistics LIVE STATS and more will be available throughout the season for Stat Broadcast every sport on GCULopes.com. Specific information GCUstats.com not readily available on the website may be available MEDIA CENTER through the communications office. Please contact Notes, Photos, Highlights, & More the sport representative with your request.
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