Tuesday, October 16
Milwaukee, WI
3:00 PM
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Mavs Continue Road Swing at Milwaukee
Oct 15, 2012 | Men's Soccer
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The Omaha men's soccer team continues its longest road trip of the year at Milwaukee on Tuesday at 3 p.m. The Mavs have been traveling since last Thursday, when they left for a game at Fort Wayne on Saturday. The Mavs enter with a 4-7-1 record and a 2-1-1 mark in Summit League play. The Panthers are 6-4-2 overall and 1-0-2 in the Horizon League. Milwaukee is unbeaten in its last four games, three of which have gone to overtime. Milwaukee is coming off a 1-0 win over Wisconsin on Oct. 10. The Panthers will be playing on five days of rest, while the Mavs had two days of rest after Saturday's game at Fort Wayne. Live stats and a free live webcast will be available at OMavs.com.
Series History
UNO and Milwaukee will be meeting for the first time.
Mavs Suffer First Summit Defeat
The Mavericks fell 1-0 on Saturday at Fort Wayne, their first Summit League loss in four games this season. Omaha dominated play early on with a 6-0 shot advantage, but IPFW scored against the run of play in the 31st minute. Despite outshooting IPFW 13-11, the Mavs were unable to crack one past goalie Brandon Cloutier. Until Saturday, the Mavs had scored in five straight games and had notched at least two goals in each of their previous four games.
Standings Watch
With seven points, UNO is alone in third place in The Summit League standings, two points behind second-place Kansas City and five points behind first-place Oakland. The Mavs cannot qualify for the conference tournament, which the top four teams go to.
Stats Glance
The Mavericks are well represented in the national and Summit League statistics so far this season. Giovanni Giattino is tied for fifth in Division I in assists (7) and is second in The Summit League. Chava Garcia and Vance Rookwood are tied for fifth in The Summit League in points with 10 each. The Mavericks as a team are tied for 30th nationally in total assists (22) and are second in The Summit League. Omaha is second in The Summit League and tied for 40th nationally in goals per game (1.83). Eighteen of the Mavs' 22 goals have been scored by freshmen and sophomores.
Home Field Advantage
The Mavericks are 4-0 at the UNO Soccer Field this season with a goal difference of 13-3. Last year, the Mavs were 0-3 at home. With just one home match remaining on Oct. 28 against Oakland, the Mavericks are assured of a winning record at home this season.
Next Up for the Mavs
On Saturday, UNO begins its final three Summit League game stretch at Kansas City at 1 p.m. That game marks the end of a four-game road swing.
Last Time Out
FORT WAYNE, Ind. - The UNO men's soccer team suffered a 1-0 road defeat at Fort Wayne on Saturday night. The loss puts the Mavericks at 4-7-1 overall and 2-1-1 in Summit League play. The Mavs remain in third place in The Summit League standings with seven points, two points behind second-place Kansas City. IPFW improved to 1-12-1 overall and 1-2-1 in conference action, good for four points and fifth place in the conference standings. Omaha dominated play early on, recording the first six shots of the match. But IPFW scored against the run of play to flip the momentum. IPFW earned a corner kick in the 31st minute, and after a shot by Jackson Tooke was blocked by a Maverick defender, Nate Shipman jumped on the rebound and scored for a 1-0 lead on his first goal of the season. That was the first time the Mastodons had threatened the Maverick net. From there on, IPFW played stout defense to maintain the shutout over the Mavs, who had scored in five straight games and ranked 20th nationally entering the game with 2.0 goals scored per game. The Mavs' lone shot on goal in the second half came from Giovanni Giattino in the 74th minute, but it was saved by IPFW goalie Brandon Cloutier. Omaha had a 13-11 edge in shots, while the Mastodons put four on frame to the Mavs' three.
Scouting Milwaukee
The Panthers are 6-4-2 overall and 1-0-2 in the Horizon League. Milwaukee is unbeaten in its last four games, three of which have gone to overtime. Milwaukee is coming off a 1-0 win over Wisconsin on Oct. 10. The Panthers will be playing on five days of rest, while the Mavs had two days of rest after Saturday's game at Fort Wayne. Laurie Bell has five goals and four assists to lead Milwaukee. Jamie Bladen has three goals and an assist. John Shakon has made 11 starts in net and has a 4-4-1 record. Connor Revsbeck started the last game in net though after Shakon went out injured the game before, and Revsbeck pitched a shutout at Wisconsin with five saves. Revsbeck is 2-0-1 with a 0.88 goals against average.
Live Stats
Live Video (Free)
The Omaha men's soccer team continues its longest road trip of the year at Milwaukee on Tuesday at 3 p.m. The Mavs have been traveling since last Thursday, when they left for a game at Fort Wayne on Saturday. The Mavs enter with a 4-7-1 record and a 2-1-1 mark in Summit League play. The Panthers are 6-4-2 overall and 1-0-2 in the Horizon League. Milwaukee is unbeaten in its last four games, three of which have gone to overtime. Milwaukee is coming off a 1-0 win over Wisconsin on Oct. 10. The Panthers will be playing on five days of rest, while the Mavs had two days of rest after Saturday's game at Fort Wayne. Live stats and a free live webcast will be available at OMavs.com.
Series History
UNO and Milwaukee will be meeting for the first time.
Mavs Suffer First Summit Defeat
The Mavericks fell 1-0 on Saturday at Fort Wayne, their first Summit League loss in four games this season. Omaha dominated play early on with a 6-0 shot advantage, but IPFW scored against the run of play in the 31st minute. Despite outshooting IPFW 13-11, the Mavs were unable to crack one past goalie Brandon Cloutier. Until Saturday, the Mavs had scored in five straight games and had notched at least two goals in each of their previous four games.
Standings Watch
With seven points, UNO is alone in third place in The Summit League standings, two points behind second-place Kansas City and five points behind first-place Oakland. The Mavs cannot qualify for the conference tournament, which the top four teams go to.
Stats Glance
The Mavericks are well represented in the national and Summit League statistics so far this season. Giovanni Giattino is tied for fifth in Division I in assists (7) and is second in The Summit League. Chava Garcia and Vance Rookwood are tied for fifth in The Summit League in points with 10 each. The Mavericks as a team are tied for 30th nationally in total assists (22) and are second in The Summit League. Omaha is second in The Summit League and tied for 40th nationally in goals per game (1.83). Eighteen of the Mavs' 22 goals have been scored by freshmen and sophomores.
Home Field Advantage
The Mavericks are 4-0 at the UNO Soccer Field this season with a goal difference of 13-3. Last year, the Mavs were 0-3 at home. With just one home match remaining on Oct. 28 against Oakland, the Mavericks are assured of a winning record at home this season.
Next Up for the Mavs
On Saturday, UNO begins its final three Summit League game stretch at Kansas City at 1 p.m. That game marks the end of a four-game road swing.
Last Time Out
FORT WAYNE, Ind. - The UNO men's soccer team suffered a 1-0 road defeat at Fort Wayne on Saturday night. The loss puts the Mavericks at 4-7-1 overall and 2-1-1 in Summit League play. The Mavs remain in third place in The Summit League standings with seven points, two points behind second-place Kansas City. IPFW improved to 1-12-1 overall and 1-2-1 in conference action, good for four points and fifth place in the conference standings. Omaha dominated play early on, recording the first six shots of the match. But IPFW scored against the run of play to flip the momentum. IPFW earned a corner kick in the 31st minute, and after a shot by Jackson Tooke was blocked by a Maverick defender, Nate Shipman jumped on the rebound and scored for a 1-0 lead on his first goal of the season. That was the first time the Mastodons had threatened the Maverick net. From there on, IPFW played stout defense to maintain the shutout over the Mavs, who had scored in five straight games and ranked 20th nationally entering the game with 2.0 goals scored per game. The Mavs' lone shot on goal in the second half came from Giovanni Giattino in the 74th minute, but it was saved by IPFW goalie Brandon Cloutier. Omaha had a 13-11 edge in shots, while the Mastodons put four on frame to the Mavs' three.
Scouting Milwaukee
The Panthers are 6-4-2 overall and 1-0-2 in the Horizon League. Milwaukee is unbeaten in its last four games, three of which have gone to overtime. Milwaukee is coming off a 1-0 win over Wisconsin on Oct. 10. The Panthers will be playing on five days of rest, while the Mavs had two days of rest after Saturday's game at Fort Wayne. Laurie Bell has five goals and four assists to lead Milwaukee. Jamie Bladen has three goals and an assist. John Shakon has made 11 starts in net and has a 4-4-1 record. Connor Revsbeck started the last game in net though after Shakon went out injured the game before, and Revsbeck pitched a shutout at Wisconsin with five saves. Revsbeck is 2-0-1 with a 0.88 goals against average.
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