LAKEWOOD, NJ (Oct. 26, 2026) – Having already clinched a playoff spot, seeding is on the line on Senior Day as Georgian Court wraps up the regular season against Goldey-Beacom. Match time is 3 pm.
 
Opponent
Goldey Beacom College Lightning (1-13-3, 0-8-1)
 
Where
Lakewood, NJ - GCU Track & Field Complex (Turf)
 
When
Tuesday, October 27 – 3 pm
 
How to Watch
• Tuesday's game is available to watch on a free-to-view video stream on the Georgian Court portal of the CACC Digital Network, powered by HUDL.
• Live stats are also available on the Lions schedule page.
 
Previously vs. Goldey-Beacom
• GCU owns a 7-4-3 all-time mark against the Lightning following a 3-1 win a season ago.
• In fact, each of the last three matches have ended with the Lions winning 3-1, including in the First Round of the CACC Tournament (11/10/24). 
• The Lions are unbeaten against GBC over their last seven meetings (5-0-2).
 
Last Time Out
• Nabeel Khan turned in a five-point day (two goals + one assist) and Lennox Blue Lebelt secured his third clean sheet in a 3-0 win at Dominican.
• Lennox Dorn also found the back of the net.
 
CACC Stat Leaders
• Georgian Court sits third in the conference in goals (32) and points (92). They are tied for third in assists (28).
• The Lions have taken a league-best 86 corner kicks.
• Individually, Gijs van Eif leads the conference in shots (60). He is second in assists (8) and points (24) and tied for second in goals (8).
 
Individual Milestones
• Jack Pollintine-Smith is one game shy of 45 and 36 minutes away from 2000.
• Leo Elder needs one more appearance for 30 in a GCU kit.
• Felix Kramper is 90 minutes shy of 2500.
• Gijs van Eif is two appearances away from 60.
 
Playoff Picture
• Georgian Court is currently sixth with one regular season match to go. The Lions have 13 points. All eight playoff spots have already been secured but seeding is up for grabs ahead of the regular season finale. Wilmington, Jefferson, Felician, Holy Family, Bridgeport, Georgian Court, Post, and Caldwell will make up the playoff field in 2026. First Round action gets underway on campus sites on Halloween (October 31).
 
About Goldey-Beacom
• It's been another tough fall for the Lightning who are 1-13-3 (0-8-1) after compiling a 2-13-3 (1-7-2) mark last season.
• In their penultimate game of the season on Sunday, they conceded five first half goals in a 7-0 loss to Felician.
• GBC has allowed a conference high 56 goals.
• Sam Ball has turned in a solid season, leading the team with 11 points (five goals and one assist) while Derrick Muhire has four goals and one assist.
• Jamel Yasin and Adham Mohamed have split the playing time in net. Yasin has made nine starts (0-7-2, 2.76 GAA, .607 SV%) while Mohamed has appeared in eight matches (1-5-1, 3.71 GAA, .542 SV %).

Senior Day
• Prior to the match, Georgian Court will recognize their senior class of 2026. The Lions have 18 members in this year's class.

#0 | Yaseen Mouffok
5-10 | Goalkeeper | Senior
North Brunswick, NJ
The starting goalkeeper on the 2025 Development Squad Championship winning team, Mouffok has shown significant improvement year after year.




#2 | Anthony Ryan
5-10 | Defense | Senior
Barnegat, NJ
After a breakout junior season that saw him appear in 14 matches, Ryan has now appeared in 31 matches with the Lions and played nearly 2100 minutes. He is currently fourth on the team in minutes played (1,092) this season. 



#4 | Jack Pollintine-Smith
5-8 | Midfielder | Senior
London, England
One of the fastest players in the East Region, Pollintine-Smith has amassed seven goals and six assists in 44 games. He opened the scoring against Goldey-Beacom in the First Round of the 2024 CACC Tournament and has scored at least two goals in three straight seasons.



6 | Tim Wilk
5-11 | Defense | Senior
Roxbury, NJ
A standout on the GCU back line, Wilk scored one of the more memorable goals in recent GCU history when the then freshman converted a penalty kick to send the Lions past Felician and into the CACC Tournament Semifinals (2023). He recently appeared in his 60th match and has tied a career-high this season with two assists.



#11 | Bryan Sanchez
5-6 | Midfielder | Senior
Toms River, NJ
Sanchez has made a career-high 17 appearances in 2026 and scored his first collegiate goal in a 5-2 win at Roberts Wesleyan. The Toms River, NJ product is only three appearances shy of 40 and is quickly approaching 2,000 minutes played.



#12 | Leo Elder
5-10 | Midfielder | Senior
New Plymouth, New Zealand
Elder is tied for fourth on the team this season in points (8) and scored the game-winning goal in the Lions 1-0 win over No. 14 Post. He's amassed four goals and two assists in 29 games.


#15 | Joseph Juarez
5-3 | Midfielder | Senior
North Brunswick, NJ
Juarez has been a steady presence in the middle for the Lions since his freshman season. He made his 60th career appearance last weekend against Dominican and will reach 3,000 minutes played when he steps on the pitch tomorrow.



#16 | Anthony Sarkisov
6-3 | Forward | Senior
Manalapan, NJ
The Manalapan, NJ native has made eight appearances with the varsity squad while also playing an instrumental role on the developmental squad. Known as a clutch finisher, he helped the Lions win the Developmental Squad Title last season.



#22 | Gijs van Eif
6-2 | Forward | Senior
Kortenhoef, Netherlands
One of the greatest goal scorers in program history, van Eif recently moved into sole possession of second place in goals (35) and points (83). His eight goals and eight assists this season place him in the top-3 in the CACC. A First Team All-CACC selection in 2025 when he scored nine goals in 10 games, he was named D2CCA Second Team All-East Region in 2024 when he scored 14 goals, the third most in a single-season in program history. He also garnered First Team All-CACC honors that year.


#28 | Chris McDonald
5-9 | Defense | Senior
Belfast, Ireland
McDonald's lone season with the Lions has been an impactful one as he has appeared in 14 of GCU's 17 matches. He dished out an assist in just his second match with his new team, a 2-2 draw with Saint Michael's.



#30 | Adam Vecchioni
5-9 | Defense | Senior
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Another key piece on GCU's 2025 Developmental Squad Championship Team, Vecchioni played key minutes down the stretch in GCU's 2-1 win over Monroe on Homecoming earlier this season.


#33 | David Canseco
5-8 | Defense | Senior
New Brunswick, NJ
A set piece specialist, Canseco was a part of GCU's 2025 Developmental Squad Championship Team.



#38 | Mykerson Tribie
5-10 | Midfielder | Senior
Gonaives, Haiti
Tribie is another dedicated member of the Lions Developmental Squad. He's been a part of the team since 2022 and in 2025, he helped GCU to a win in the first-ever CACC Men's Soccer Developmental Squad Tournament.


#43 | Marcus Rodrigues
5-7 | Midfielder | Senior
Colonia, NJ
An impactful player on the Lions Developmental Squad, Rodrigues also made an apperance this season in a win over Roberts Wesleyan.




#49 | Isaac Chavez
5-8 | Defense | Senior
New Brunswick, NJ
Chavez was a key contributor on the back line during his time with the Lions Developmental Squad and was a part of the 2025 Developmental Squad that won the title.



#50 | James McCoy
6-0 | Forward | Senior
Baldwin, NY
The de facto captain of the Developmental Squad, he helped the Lions to the 2025 Developmental Squad Championship.




#55 | Yanis Achouri
6-3 | Defense | Graduate Student
Rouen, France
A two-year member of the GCU Men's Soccer team, Achouri has made 28 appearances. He has dished out three assists this season while providing veteran leadership on the back line. 



#57 | Lorenzo Adduci
5-7 | Midfielder | Senior
Little Falls, NJ
A vocal leader on the Developmental Squad, Adduci established himself as a swiss army knife, playing wherever he was needed. He helped the Royal Blue and Gold to the Developmental Squad Championship in 2025.