Tuesday, October 30
Williamsburg, VA
7:00 PM
College of Charleston
at
William & Mary
Charleston Closes Out 2018 Season at William & Mary
10/29/2018 11:45:00 AM | Men's Soccer
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON (5-9-2; 1-5-1 CAA) vs. WILLIAM & MARY (4-9-2; 2-3-2 CAA)
Game #17 • Tues. Oct. 30, 2018 • 7:00 p.m. ET
Williamsburg, Va. • Martin Family Stadium
Series: Charleston trail 2-9-2 overall
Last: Oct. 28, 2017; 1-1 draw at Patriots Point
Watch: Tribe Stream
Stats: CofCStats.com
Twitter: @CofCSoccer
CHARLESTON, S.C. – The College of Charleston men's soccer team closes out the 2018 season with a road trip to Williamsburg, Va., for a Tuesday night matchup with William & Mary. With a win, The College can move into a tie for sixth position in the Colonial Athletic Association standings but will drop the tiebreaker to Drexel who hold a 2-0-1 record over Northeastern, Elon and the Cougars.
Scouting William & Mary
The Tribe sport a 2-3-2 conference record, 4-9-2 overall, and sit fifth in the CAA standings heading into the final game of the season. William & Mary are 2-1 in their last three conference games, picking up wins over Delaware and Drexel before falling in double overtime to UNCW on Saturday night. The two victories saw the Tribe climb the CAA table to confirm a spot in postseason play.
Series History
This will be the 14th meeting in history between the programs with Charleston trailing 2-9-2 overall. From 1991 to 1997, William & Mary held a 5-1 record over Charleston with the teams playing once in 2001 and once in 2003 before the Cougars switch to the CAA. Since the move, Charleston are 1-3-1 with the lone victory coming back in 2015; a 3-1 victory at Patriots Point.
Last Meeting with the Tribe
The teams battled to a 1-1 draw on Oct. 28, 2017 at Patriots Point. On senior day, The College clinched its highest post-season berth since joining the CAA with the draw, Bebjorn Krovel scoring midway through the second half to give Charleston the lead. Minutes later the Tribe leveled the game with Jake Nicholson striking the crossbar and having a goal ruled out for offside.
Notables
• Charleston can finish in a tie for sixth position in the CAA standings with a victory but will drop the tiebreaker to Drexel
• Victor Oladipo and Curren Page scored their first goals of the season against Winthrop; Tucker Heffron scored his team-leading sixth against the Eagles
• Cornell Holland scored his second goal of the season with Tucker Heffron grabbing the game-winner to give Charleston their first CAA victory of the year against Northeastern
Tucker Heffron also scored at ACC powerhouse Clemson
• Smith made three key saves, six overall, to earn his first clean sheet as a Cougar against Drexel
• Rio Murray grabbed his second goal of the season against UNC-Wilmington
• Marcelo Malpartida got his first assist of the season on Murray's goal
• Tucker Heffron scored his team-leading third goal of the season against Delaware with Jake Nicholson getting his second assist of the season
• Kevin Harris scored his first goal for Charleston and first of the season against North Florida
• Cornell Holland got his first assist, first goal, and first game-winner of the season against Fairfield
• Murray scored his first goal of the season and his first for The College against UNC Asheville
• Scotty Frantz scored his first of the season against Fairfield
• Charleston were crowned champions of the UNCW SpringHill Suites Classic after defeating UNC Asheville and Fairfield in Wilmington
• Cole Gulledge was named Defensive MVP and also named to the All-Tournament team with Temi Adosudun, Scotty Frantz and Cornell Holland
Game #17 • Tues. Oct. 30, 2018 • 7:00 p.m. ET
Williamsburg, Va. • Martin Family Stadium
Series: Charleston trail 2-9-2 overall
Last: Oct. 28, 2017; 1-1 draw at Patriots Point
Watch: Tribe Stream
Stats: CofCStats.com
Twitter: @CofCSoccer
CHARLESTON, S.C. – The College of Charleston men's soccer team closes out the 2018 season with a road trip to Williamsburg, Va., for a Tuesday night matchup with William & Mary. With a win, The College can move into a tie for sixth position in the Colonial Athletic Association standings but will drop the tiebreaker to Drexel who hold a 2-0-1 record over Northeastern, Elon and the Cougars.
Scouting William & Mary
The Tribe sport a 2-3-2 conference record, 4-9-2 overall, and sit fifth in the CAA standings heading into the final game of the season. William & Mary are 2-1 in their last three conference games, picking up wins over Delaware and Drexel before falling in double overtime to UNCW on Saturday night. The two victories saw the Tribe climb the CAA table to confirm a spot in postseason play.
Series History
This will be the 14th meeting in history between the programs with Charleston trailing 2-9-2 overall. From 1991 to 1997, William & Mary held a 5-1 record over Charleston with the teams playing once in 2001 and once in 2003 before the Cougars switch to the CAA. Since the move, Charleston are 1-3-1 with the lone victory coming back in 2015; a 3-1 victory at Patriots Point.
Last Meeting with the Tribe
The teams battled to a 1-1 draw on Oct. 28, 2017 at Patriots Point. On senior day, The College clinched its highest post-season berth since joining the CAA with the draw, Bebjorn Krovel scoring midway through the second half to give Charleston the lead. Minutes later the Tribe leveled the game with Jake Nicholson striking the crossbar and having a goal ruled out for offside.
Notables
• Charleston can finish in a tie for sixth position in the CAA standings with a victory but will drop the tiebreaker to Drexel
• Victor Oladipo and Curren Page scored their first goals of the season against Winthrop; Tucker Heffron scored his team-leading sixth against the Eagles
• Cornell Holland scored his second goal of the season with Tucker Heffron grabbing the game-winner to give Charleston their first CAA victory of the year against Northeastern
Tucker Heffron also scored at ACC powerhouse Clemson
• Smith made three key saves, six overall, to earn his first clean sheet as a Cougar against Drexel
• Rio Murray grabbed his second goal of the season against UNC-Wilmington
• Marcelo Malpartida got his first assist of the season on Murray's goal
• Tucker Heffron scored his team-leading third goal of the season against Delaware with Jake Nicholson getting his second assist of the season
• Kevin Harris scored his first goal for Charleston and first of the season against North Florida
• Cornell Holland got his first assist, first goal, and first game-winner of the season against Fairfield
• Murray scored his first goal of the season and his first for The College against UNC Asheville
• Scotty Frantz scored his first of the season against Fairfield
• Charleston were crowned champions of the UNCW SpringHill Suites Classic after defeating UNC Asheville and Fairfield in Wilmington
• Cole Gulledge was named Defensive MVP and also named to the All-Tournament team with Temi Adosudun, Scotty Frantz and Cornell Holland
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