AVE MARIA, Fla. – The AMU Men's Soccer team will look to cap off their 2014 season on a high note this week as they play their final two matches of the season. The Gyrenes will begin their week hosting Southeastern University in a TSC matchup and will conclude the season squaring off with NCAA Division II opponent Palm Beach Atlantic.
Scouting Ave Maria 1-12 (0-9 Sun Conference)Head Coach: Ray Morgan (Second Season) The Blue and Green were defeated in three, one goal matches last week. The defense of AMU did its part giving up a goal each in shutout losses to Florida College and Warner University. Resam Moghimi was the offensive star for the Gyrenes last week, notching their lone goal in a three match week. Moghimi, a freshman, now leads the Gyrenes in points with seven and is tied for the team lead in goals.
Opponent: Southeastern University Fire
Date: Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Opening Kick: 3:00 pm
Location: AMU Soccer Field, Ave Maria University
Scouting Southeastern University 9-5-3 Overall (3-4-2 Sun Conference) Head Coach: Clay Roberts (First Season) When the SEU Fire comes to Ave Maria on Wednesday night, they will be bringing with them the offensive duo of Gerritson Craane and Pedro Ivo Dias. The two Fire attackers have each notched a team leading six goals and are tied for the team lead in points with 15. The Gyrenes will have their hands full on offense as they will be squaring off against a defense that has allowed an average of just one goal per match in their 17 contests this season.
Opponent: Palm Beach Atlantic University Sailfish
Date: Saturday, November 1, 2014
Opening Kick: 7:00pm
Location: The Marshall and Vera Lea Rinker Athletic Campus, West Palm Beach, Fla.
Scouting Palm Beach Atlantic University (6-5-2)Head Coach: Brian McMahon (First Season) The Sailfish of Palm Beach Atlantic will feature one of the most balanced offenses the Gyrenes have faced all season. The Sailfish have received goals from 14 different players through their first 13 games this year. The balanced offensive attack is accompanied by a stingy defense, which has held opponents to under a goal and half per contest. Goalie Steeven Raymont has recorded four shutouts in his six victories.
