Concord Looks for Upset at No. 7 Notre Dame

Concord Stats – Notre Dame Stats – Live In-game Stats


LIVE COVERAGE
The Notre Dame College Sports Information Department will provide live stats for the Concord-Notre Dame match. To access the live in-game stats follow the links at the top of the page.

RECORDS and STANDINGS
Concord currently finds itself in a tie for sixth place in the Mountain East Conference standings at 2-6-1 overall and 0-4-1 in league play. Notre Dame leads the conference with a perfect 5-0-0 MEC mark to go with its 8-1-0 overall record.

SCOUTING THE MOUNTAIN LIONS
It took sophomore midfielder Ryan Forde just eight games to score five goals, matching his freshman season output. The five goals are not only a team-lead, but also rank second in the entire conference. Forde is responsible for both of CU's game-winning goals this year.

Senior midfielder Sebastian Escobar, sophomore defender Patrick Ebbs and junior defender Cameron Russell have all added one goal apiece for the Mountain Lions this season.

Forde and Escobar have combined to take 32 shots, of those 32 shots 17 have been on goal (.531).

Sophomore defenders Matheus Morgan and Alex Williams are tied for the team-lead in assists at two with senior midfielder Tyler Farrar close behind with one.

Sophomore goalie Mitchell Thompson has played in, and started, seven games in 2013. Thompson is 2-4-1 with two shutouts, 35 saves (.795) and a goals against average (GAA) of 1.51. Freshman goalie Trevor Hoxworth has made two starts in five appearances and is 0-1-0, making 19 saves (.633) and compiling a 3.51 GAA.

SCOUTING THE FALCONS
Notre Dame College's Adam Mitchell leads the MEC in goals with seven. Mitchell averages over one goal per game. Other offensive threats for NDC include Renan Troccoli, Martin Lange and Reymar Klochko-Khoo. The trio has accounted for three goals each. Goalie Jan Skorupinski is 5-0-0 on with 19 saves (.792) and a 0.77 GAA.

UP NEXT
Concord returns home to host Shepherd Oct. 9 at 4:00 p.m. from Anderson Field.