2021 SAINT ROSE MEN'S SOCCER
Saturday, October 9 | 4:00 pm
Sullivan Field at the Plumeri Sports Complex | Albany, New York
Saint Anselm (4-5-0/2-4-0 NE10) at Saint Rose (3-4-2/2-2-1 NE10)
Series: Saint Anselm leads 16-6 | First Meeting: 9/22/96
Last Meeting (10/12/19): The College of Saint Rose chalked up a 1-0 overtime victory in Manchester, N.H. as
Filippo Bellú; finished a feed from junior midfielder
Harry Soederlind in the opening minute of the extra session. Junior keeper
Ryan Henning made three of his five saves in the second half.
Last Time Out: Sophomore midfielder
Josh Elliott scored the game-winner 1:15 into overtime to lift the Golden Knights to Wednesday's 2-1, come-from-behind victory at Le Moyne. Fellow junior midfielder
Kevin Winglosky set up Elliott's strike and also tied it midway through the second half after the Dolphins took a 1-0 lead in the first period. Saint Rose capped it in style as Winglosky sent a through ball near midfield that found Elliott in space who delivered the decisive shot low into the net from 13-yards out. In goal, freshman
Tomas Rozman recorded three saves in his fourth career start.
Head Coach John Ciano on Wednesday's victory: "This was a great win on the road against a very strong and organized Le Moyne side. I was really proud of our team's heart and resiliency as we battled back to get a well-earned three points."
Scouting Saint Rose (3-4-2/2-2-1 NE10): The Golden Knights have a young squad with 25 underclassmen and only two seniors listed on their roster…Saint Rose has played three consecutive overtime contests…Overall, the Golden Knights are 1-1-2 in OT this autumn…Freshman back
Victor Boje Henriksen paces the team with four goals…Elliott and freshman forward
Erick Radtke have two apiece…Rozman was named to the NE10 weekly honor roll Monday.
Scouting Saint Anselm (4-5-0/2-4-0 NE10): The Hawks arrive in the Capital Region following Wednesday's 2-0 setback at top-ranked and NE10 rival Franklin Pierce…They have dropped four straight after opening the season 4-1…Senior forward Zach Elliott and junior forward Josue Assantha are the biggest threats up top with five and three goals respectively…The former also leads the squad with three assists…Junior Brian Underhill has played all of the team's 810 minutes between the posts…He owns a 1.00 goals-against-average.
Diversity: The Saint Rose roster features student-athletes from six countries including; Sweden, Germany, Denmark, Iceland, and Australia, in addition to the United States.
Up Next: Going forward, the Golden Knights are off until next Saturday when they host Assumption at 4:00 pm. Meanwhile, the Hawks have a 2:30 pm non-conference date at St. Thomas Aquinas on Tuesday.
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