Wednesday, September 19
Mt. Pleasant, S.C.
7:00 PM
College of Charleston
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North Florida
Cougars Host North Florida at Patriots Point
9/18/2018 12:39:00 PM | Men's Soccer
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON (3-2-1) vs. NORTH FLORIDA (0-6-0)
Game #7 • Weds. Sept. 19, 2018 • 7:00 p.m. ET
Charleston, S.C. • Patriots Point Soccer Complex
Series: Charleston lead 3-0-0 overall
Last: Oct. 4, 2017; Charleston won 2-1
Watch: Charleston Sports Network
Stats: StatBroadcast
CHARLESTON, S.C. - The College of Charleston men's soccer team host North Florida on Wednesday evening in the final non-conference matchup before Colonial Athletic Association play begins.
Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. against the Osprey's at Patriots Point Soccer Complex, with tickets set at $6 for adults and $3 for youth (18 and under). Student entry is free with a valid form of ID.
Scouting North Florida
The Osprey's bring a 0-6-0 record to Charleston having dropped every game so far this season. UNF's record doesn't tell the whole story as the Osprey's have dropped their last three games to teams inside or receiving votes in the top-25 poll. UNF led No. 23 Tulsa for 60 minutes, eventually falling 3-2 on the road, before also falling to now nationally ranked Air Force at the USAF Academy in Colorado. A 4-0 loss to No. 6 Denver on Sunday is UNF's most recent result.
Series History
This will be the fourth meeting in history with the Cougars winning all three previous games, two at home and last season's meeting on the road.
Last Meeting with the Osprey's
The Cougars defeated UNF in Jacksonville, Fla., behind a two-goal performance from Jake Nicholson. Then a freshman, Nicholson scored his first and second collegiate goals for The College to move Charleston to 3-5-2 on the season.
Quotable – Head Coach Ralph Lundy
"We've had two great days of practice and I believe our players understand that we need to continue with quality play. North Florida is recently an NCAA Tournament team and they are looking for their first win of the season, so I know it will be a tough match just as our one goal victory was last year."
Notables
• 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
• Cornell Holland's first goal of the season came in overtime over Fairfield to lead The College to a 3-2 victory
• Charleston are on a two-game win streak, the longest of this season
Last Time Out
The College were crowned champions of the UNCW Springhill Suites Classic in Wilmington, N.C., after defeating UNC Asheville and Fairfield. Rio Murray's first goal as a Cougar led the team past UNC Asheville before the men battled back from 2-1 down to defeat Fairfield 3-2 in overtime. Cornell Holland got his first assist and first goal, the overtime game winner, to lead Charleston to the win. Cole Gulledge was named Defensive MVP of the tournament while Temi Adesodun, Scotty Frantz, Gulledge and Holland were named to the All-Tournament Team.
Game #7 • Weds. Sept. 19, 2018 • 7:00 p.m. ET
Charleston, S.C. • Patriots Point Soccer Complex
Series: Charleston lead 3-0-0 overall
Last: Oct. 4, 2017; Charleston won 2-1
Watch: Charleston Sports Network
Stats: StatBroadcast
CHARLESTON, S.C. - The College of Charleston men's soccer team host North Florida on Wednesday evening in the final non-conference matchup before Colonial Athletic Association play begins.
Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. against the Osprey's at Patriots Point Soccer Complex, with tickets set at $6 for adults and $3 for youth (18 and under). Student entry is free with a valid form of ID.
Scouting North Florida
The Osprey's bring a 0-6-0 record to Charleston having dropped every game so far this season. UNF's record doesn't tell the whole story as the Osprey's have dropped their last three games to teams inside or receiving votes in the top-25 poll. UNF led No. 23 Tulsa for 60 minutes, eventually falling 3-2 on the road, before also falling to now nationally ranked Air Force at the USAF Academy in Colorado. A 4-0 loss to No. 6 Denver on Sunday is UNF's most recent result.
Series History
This will be the fourth meeting in history with the Cougars winning all three previous games, two at home and last season's meeting on the road.
Last Meeting with the Osprey's
The Cougars defeated UNF in Jacksonville, Fla., behind a two-goal performance from Jake Nicholson. Then a freshman, Nicholson scored his first and second collegiate goals for The College to move Charleston to 3-5-2 on the season.
Quotable – Head Coach Ralph Lundy
"We've had two great days of practice and I believe our players understand that we need to continue with quality play. North Florida is recently an NCAA Tournament team and they are looking for their first win of the season, so I know it will be a tough match just as our one goal victory was last year."
Notables
• 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
• Cornell Holland's first goal of the season came in overtime over Fairfield to lead The College to a 3-2 victory
• Charleston are on a two-game win streak, the longest of this season
Last Time Out
The College were crowned champions of the UNCW Springhill Suites Classic in Wilmington, N.C., after defeating UNC Asheville and Fairfield. Rio Murray's first goal as a Cougar led the team past UNC Asheville before the men battled back from 2-1 down to defeat Fairfield 3-2 in overtime. Cornell Holland got his first assist and first goal, the overtime game winner, to lead Charleston to the win. Cole Gulledge was named Defensive MVP of the tournament while Temi Adesodun, Scotty Frantz, Gulledge and Holland were named to the All-Tournament Team.
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