Kansas City Plays Host to Tulsa in Tuesday Evening Match

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Kansas City Notes

Kansas City plays its final game before entering Summit League competition on Tuesday evening, taking on Tulsa at 7 p.m.
The Roos won their most recent contest, a 3-2 second half comeback win over UNLV last Thursday. Luke Hoelting, Elie Kisoka and Mathias Baucher all scored for KC in the win.
Kansas City is still seeking its first home win of the season in its third attempt. The Roos dropped their home opener to #24 UC Santa Barbara before a 3-3 draw with Mercer on Sep. 13.
Kisoka's goal against the Rebels was his sixth on the year, tying him for the Summit League lead and ranking seventh in the nation. Paired with his two assists he has 14 total points, leading the Summit and ranking eighth in the nation.
Baucher scored his first-career goal against UNLV, the game-winner. Both he and Kisoka scored their first-ever goals in game-winning fashion this season. Kisoka's came in the season opener at St. Mary's.
Hoelting now has three goals on the season, a career-high. The junior scored twice during the 2023 season.
Kansas City is averaging 2.25 goals per game on the season and has scored three-plus goals in four of its past five contests. The Roos' goals per game average ranks first in the Summit and 28th in the NCAA.

Tulsa Notes

Tulsa enters Tuesday's match up with a 1-5-1 record, most recently dropping an AAC contest against Memphis on Friday.
The Golden Hurricane's lone win of the season came at home against Cal Poly. Tulsa is 0-3-0 in road contests.
Camilo Vargas leads Tulsa's goal-scoring efforts with a pair of goals on the season.
Tulsa leads the all-time series between these two teams, 13-1-2. KC's lone win in the series came at home on Sep. 13, 1995.
Tulsa has won three straight, including the most recent match up, a 4-1 decision in Tulsa on Sep. 2, 2022.
KC Head Coach Ryan Pore played his collegiate career at Tulsa from 2002-04, setting the Golden Hurricane single-season record for goals (22) and points (55) in '04.