Men's Soccer to Close Regular Season with UST, Denver

Saturday, October 30

St. Paul, MN

1:00 PM

Kansas City

St. Thomas

Photo by: Ryan Weaver Photography

Men's Soccer to Close Regular Season with UST, Denver

10/28/2021 10:15:00 AM | Men's Soccer

Full Game Notes

The Roos take on St. Thomas on the road on Saturday at 1 p.m. before hosting Denver next weekend

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Kansas City Men's Soccer looks to continue its hot-streak into the end of the season, traveling to St. Thomas this Saturday and hosting Denver next weekend for the final match of the regular season.

Kansas City Notes

Kansas City rides a two-game winning streak into the final two matches of Summit League play, outscoring Eastern Illinois and Western Illinois by a combined 4-1 mark across both matches.
Jony Muñoz made his return to the pitch against WIU after missing the previous six games. Despite the missed time, he is tied for the team lead in shots on goal with eight.
Vlad Jokic maintains the Roos' point-scoring lead with seven total. His average of 0.64 points per game ranks seventh in the Summit League.
With an average of 5.0 saves per game, Cooper Clark leads the Summit and ranks 13th among Division One players in that category. He has notched seven-plus saves in four contests.
Through four conference matches, Seth Kacich has yet to leave the field of play. He has logged full-time in 10 of the Roos' 12 contests this year.
In the most recent RPI rankings, KC earned the 131st spot, third-best in the Summit.

St. Thomas Notes

After beginning the season 0-11-2, St. Thomas has rattled off its first two Division One victories in-a-row, defeating Omaha and Milwaukee.
Faris Colic and Charlie Holton lead the Tommies' attack, each having scored two goals on the year.
On average, St. Thomas is out-shot by opponents by nearly seven shots per game.

Denver Notes

Last season's regular season Summit League champions, the Pioneers are on top of the table again this season, earning 12 points with a 4-0 league mark.
Denver is currently receiving votes in the national polls, and rank top-50 in the nation in save percentage and opponent goals per game.
Lukas Fisher leads the Pios with four goals on the year. Three other Denver players have scored two-or-more goals this season.