LAKEWOOD, N.J. (Sept. 30, 2022) - After a midweek nonconference matchup, Georgian Court Men's Soccer is back home this weekend in Lakewood as CACC play rolls on.

Opponent
Post University Eagles (6-3, 4-1 CACC)

Where
Lakewood, N.J. - GCU Track and Field Complex

When
Saturday, Oct. 1 - 2:30 p.m.

How to Watch
Saturday's game is available to watch via a free to view broadcast on the Georgian Court Blueframe portal page of the CACC Network. Video and live stats links are available at gculions.com. Video is subject to weather conditions. 

Previously vs. Post
• On the road last season, Post scored four second-half goals for a 4-1 win.
• The Lions got on the board first near the end of the half with a goal from Landry Cheta.
• The next three goals all came from Post and all from William Nordkvist.
• Nordkvist scored twice in a span of 48 seconds to tie and take the lead. He netted his third in the 81st minute and Post added a fourth goal with 21 seconds to play.

Last Time Out
• Georgian Court took on regionally ranked Queens on the road Tuesday. The Knights scored the lone goal of the match in the 49th minute and held on for a 1-0 win.
• Sotirios Gkosdis made five saves in net
• Sebastian Moralez had the Lions only shot on goal.
• Rhys Cotter finished with a shot and a yellow card.

Who's Hot?
• Logan Romero has three goals in his last five matches.
• Jay Abraham has scored twice this season. The first two goals of his career.
• Sotirios Gkosdis has not allowed more than one goal in six of his seven matches played. 

Individual Milestones
• With one more point, Mathias Madersbacher will reach 20 for his career.
• Sotirios Gkosdis needs 10 saves for 50 this season which would tie him with the sixth most in a single-season in Lions history.
• With one more assist, Francisco Corral will get to 10 and would be tied for third all-time in career assists. 

About Post
• Post is in third place in the CACC standings with 12 points, winners of four of their five matches.
• Whether on the winning or losing side, every match Post has played has ended in a shutout.
• The six goals post has allowed this season is the fewest in the league. They also lead the league with six shutouts. 
• The Eagles are not a high-powered offense. Francisco Sousa leads the team with three goals and six points.
• No other Eagle has more than one goal this season. In addition to Sousa, 10 other Eagles have scored.
• David Mollenthiel has gotten the bulk of the work in goal. He's played eight of nine matches with four shutouts and made 24 saves with a 0.76 goals against average.