Men's Soccer Travels To Face University of Hartford
Tuesday, September, 7, 2010 - 7
p.m.
Quinnipiac University Bobcats (0-1) vs.
University of Hartford Hawks (0-2)
Al Marzook Field at Alumni Stadium - West Hartford,
Conn.
2010 Season Continues
The Quinnipiac University men's soccer
team travels to West Hartford, Conn. for a non-conference match-up
against the University of Hartford on Tuesday, Sept.
7th at 7
p.m. at Al Marzook Field at Alumni Stadium.
Follow The Bobcats
Live Stats for Saturday evening's game against the University of
Hartford will be available. To access live stats, please click on
the appropriate links on men's soccer schedule at
www.quinnipiacbobcats.com.
Scouting The Hartford University
Hawks
Hartford welcomes Quinnipiac to West
Hartford with a record of 0-2. Their first loss of the season came
against Boston College in a 3-2 defeat on Sept. 1. The Hawks lost
their home opener on Sept. 4 against Boston University in a 3-0
defeat. This season, Hartford will look towards its youth for an
offensive lift, as the team lost its top two scorers in Carlos
Villa and Ivan Guarin. Junior forward Patrick Boucher has one goal
on the season as does freshman forward Steve Aiston. Transfer
goalkeeper Matt McElroy has taken over in net this season,
registering three saves through the first two games.
All-Time Against The Hawks
Tuesday's non-conference game will be the
ninth time the two squads have faced each other. Quinnipiac is
4-2-2 all-time against Hartford. The last meeting between the two
squads was on Sept. 9, 2006 in which the teams tied 1-1 in a double
overtime contest.
Last Time Out
Quinnipiac opened the season with a 1-0 defeat on Saturday, Sept. 4
against Boston College. The contest was tight throughout, as a late
second half penalty kick awarded to the Eagles proved to be the
difference.
Cavallo and Daniels Impressive In Starting
Rolls
Both William Cavallo (Londonderry, N.H.)
and William Daniels (Bethany, Conn.) made the most out of their
opportunities in the opening match. Daniels, a sophomore transfer
student from Mount Ida College, provided the pressure up front,
disrupting any comfort Boston College's defense may have enjoyed.
Cavallo, a sophomore, worked well with Daniels all game, as his
ball distribution from the right side of the field kept the Eagles
on their heels.
After facing Hartford, Quinnipiac travels to play Loyola (Md.) on Saturday, Sept. 11 at 7 p.m. and Providence the following Saturday, Sept. 18 at 2 p.m.