
10/24/2026 10:27:00 PM | Men's Soccer
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The No. 5 Kansas City Men's Soccer team returns to Durwood Soccer Stadium Sunday afternoon to host Massachusetts for Senior Day and its final regular-season home match. Kickoff is scheduled for noon CT. The Roos will honor their seniors before kickoff.
Kansas City (10-2-2, 3-0-0 SL) looks to extend its winning streak to three matches after earning a pair of road victories last week. The Roos opened the trip with a 2-0 shutout over Delaware before rallying for a 2-1 win over Penn on Tuesday. Kansas City climbed to No. 5 in the United Soccer Coaches national poll following the victories, continuing its historic season.
The Roos have won four of their last five matches and sit atop the Summit League standings with nine points. Kansas City looks to maintain its position heading into the final week of conference play, with a road matchup against Omaha remaining on the schedule.
Kansas City's offense has continued to find production from multiple players throughout the season. Raphael Kistmann delivered the game-winning goal and an assist against Penn, while the Roos recorded four different goal scorers across their two victories last week. Kistmann, Mariano Beunza and Mark Ramarola have each played key roles in the team's offensive success.
The Roos will recognize seven seniors prior to kickoff at approximately 11:45 a.m. CT, honoring student-athletes: Guille Munoz, Bryson Gosch, Mathias Baucher, Jeremy Francou, Mariano Beunza, and Gabriel Santauri. They will aso honor Parker Waruch and Josh Walker for their contributions to the Kansas City Men's Soccer program. The group has helped the Roos capture Summit League regular-season and tournament championships, make NCAA Tournament appearances and reach the Sweet 16. Along with their accomplishments on the field, Waruch and Walker have played important roles behind the scenes, contributing to the program's daily operations and creative presence.
ABOUT UMASS
Massachusetts (5-6-3, 1-1-1 SL) enters Sunday's matchup following a 1-0 victory over St. Thomas on Oct. 17. The Minutemen are in their first season competing in the Summit League and currently sit in third place in the conference standings. Garrison Murphy scored the game-winning goal against the Tommies, while goalkeeper Dean Linden recorded two saves in the shutout.
SERIES HISTORY
Kansas City leads the all-time series 1-0-0 after earning a 3-2 road victory on last season
FOLLOW ALONG
Sunday's match will be streamed live, with live stats available online. Fans can also follow live updates on the team's official X account, @kcroosmsoccer.
Kansas City (10-2-2, 3-0-0 SL) looks to extend its winning streak to three matches after earning a pair of road victories last week. The Roos opened the trip with a 2-0 shutout over Delaware before rallying for a 2-1 win over Penn on Tuesday. Kansas City climbed to No. 5 in the United Soccer Coaches national poll following the victories, continuing its historic season.
The Roos have won four of their last five matches and sit atop the Summit League standings with nine points. Kansas City looks to maintain its position heading into the final week of conference play, with a road matchup against Omaha remaining on the schedule.
Kansas City's offense has continued to find production from multiple players throughout the season. Raphael Kistmann delivered the game-winning goal and an assist against Penn, while the Roos recorded four different goal scorers across their two victories last week. Kistmann, Mariano Beunza and Mark Ramarola have each played key roles in the team's offensive success.
The Roos will recognize seven seniors prior to kickoff at approximately 11:45 a.m. CT, honoring student-athletes: Guille Munoz, Bryson Gosch, Mathias Baucher, Jeremy Francou, Mariano Beunza, and Gabriel Santauri. They will aso honor Parker Waruch and Josh Walker for their contributions to the Kansas City Men's Soccer program. The group has helped the Roos capture Summit League regular-season and tournament championships, make NCAA Tournament appearances and reach the Sweet 16. Along with their accomplishments on the field, Waruch and Walker have played important roles behind the scenes, contributing to the program's daily operations and creative presence.
ABOUT UMASS
Massachusetts (5-6-3, 1-1-1 SL) enters Sunday's matchup following a 1-0 victory over St. Thomas on Oct. 17. The Minutemen are in their first season competing in the Summit League and currently sit in third place in the conference standings. Garrison Murphy scored the game-winning goal against the Tommies, while goalkeeper Dean Linden recorded two saves in the shutout.
SERIES HISTORY
Kansas City leads the all-time series 1-0-0 after earning a 3-2 road victory on last season
FOLLOW ALONG
Sunday's match will be streamed live, with live stats available online. Fans can also follow live updates on the team's official X account, @kcroosmsoccer.
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