ALBANY, N.Y. – The University at Albany men’s soccer program closes out the 2022 regular season at home with a showdown against #20 Vermont.
Game Info
Tuesday, November 1 vs. #20 Vermont (7:00 pm)
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Leading the Pack
- UAlbany is at home this season; Vermont is 5-1-0 on the road
- Vermont ranks second in the America East in scoring offense; UAlbany ranks seventh
- Vermont leads the America East in scoring defense; UAlbany ranks fifth
- Two Catamounts, Alex Nagy and Max Murray, rank in the top-four in the America East with seven goals scored
- Vermont’s Nathan Silveira leads the America East in goals-against average and save percentage
- Shafique Wilson ranks third in the America East in saves per game
- UAlbany won seven-straight against Vermont from 2015-19, outscoring the Catamounts 17-2
Scouting Vermont
After seeing their 11-game winning streak end at the hands of UMBC on the road, the Catamounts fell from their season-high #10 in the United Soccer Coaches’ poll to #20. During that winning streak, the Catamounts recorded eight shutouts, including seven-straight, and went a total of 792:44 of game time. Vermont rebounded against #21 New Hampshire, preseason #9, and will likely rise in the rankings when the new poll is released just hours before Tuesday’s matchup with UAlbany. Defensively, the Catamounts have allowed just nine goals in 16 games this season, while they have two players who have scored seven goals on offense. UAlbany is 13-12-3 against Vermont in the program’s Division I era. The Great Danes are 9-3 in the last 12 against the Catamounts but have lost each of the last two.
Last Time vs. Vermont
October 23, 2021 | UAlbany visiting Vermont last weekend in a showdown for second place in the America East standings. The Catamounts scored twice in the first 12 minutes and their defense held to keep UAlbany scoreless, and ultimately claimed the 2-0 victory to gain the inside track to a first-round bye in the America East Tournament. The Catamounts held UAlbany to just five shots for the game, and held UAlbany without a corner kick. After halftime, neither team attempted a shot on goal.
Last Time Out
UAlbany visited UMass Lowell to close their 2022 regular-season road slate. The game ended in a 0-0 draw, keeping winless-in-conference UMass Lowell’s…
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