MATCH PREVIEW: Men's soccer vs San Jose State

SAN JOSE - The Redhawks close out their regular season schedule, with their sights on a top-2 seed in the Western Athletic Conference tournament, when they travel to San Jose to battle the Spartans. This will be the 21st meeting all-time between Seattle U and San Jose State, with the Redhawks holding the 11-6-3 advantage. It has been an even series when played in California however, with both sides securing four wins and four losses. Their last meeting came in 2021 at Championship Field, a 2-1 victory for the Redhawks.

MATCH FACTS

Seattle U Redhawks vs San Jose State Spartans 
Friday, Nov. 4 | 7 PM PT
San Jose, Calif | Spartan Soccer Complex
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WAC STANDINGS


WHAT'S TRENDING

- Peter Kingston scored his first two goals of the season last week vs Air Force, securing the brace and game winner

- The Redhawks have gotten at least one goal from ten different players this season

- Seattle U enters the weekend with a chance to secure a top-2 seed in the WAC tournament next week

- With his clean sheet vs Utah Valley. Akili Kasim became the all-time leader in shutouts in program history. He had previously broken the record for most wins in goal earlier this season.

- After not having a career goal entering their match vs Utah Tech, Richard Bedats recorded three over the next three. That includes the game winners vs the Trailblazers and Wolverines.

- The Redhawks have two freshman, Luke Hammond and Yeider Zuluaga, who have recorded over 400 minutes this season.

- Akili Kasim ranks 2nd in the conference in saves and saves per game

- Declan McGlynn ranks 9th in the conference in goals scored

- Seven different players have recorded a goal this season, while eight different players have recorded at least one assist.