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ATHENS, W.Va. – The Concord University men's soccer team starts the fall slate with a non-conference road matchup against King 4:00 p.m. Thursday before traveling to Frostburg State to open Mountain East Conference play 1:00 p.m. Sunday.
LIVE COVERAGE
Stats: The King University Sports Information Department will provide live in-game statistics of the game.
Video: Both schools, Frostburg State and King will have live streaming video of the respective games involving Concord. Â
RECORDS
CU finished the spring campaign with a mark of 2-6 with one of the those wins coming against Frostburg State.
King posted a record of 2-6-1 during its spring season.
Frostburg State matched Concord's record in the spring at 2-6.
WORKING LATE
The Mountain Lions played in three games during the spring that went to either overtime or double overtime. Concord opened the season by going to double overtime against Davis & Elkins in a 1-0 loss. CU claimed a 1-0 double overtime win at Wheeling before falling 1-0 in an overtime defeat in the final home game against Alderson-Broaddus. In 2019, Concord went to double overtime with Frostburg State before the teams settled for a scoreless draw. The Mountain Lions avoided extra time in the last meeting against King, a 1-0 win in 2019 on a 64
th-minute goal.
STANDING STRONG
Fifth-year senior goalkeeper
Kyle Brown begins the season with 231 career saves which is second all-time at Concord. After Brown's spring season was ended after two games due to injury, sophomore goalkeeper
Sean Monro made 23 saves in seven games. Included in Monro's efforts was a three-save contest in preserving a 1-0 shutout against Frostburg State in his first career start. Monro also stopped six shots in the victory at Wheeling. Brown was able to turn aside six shots in CU's 1-0 victory over King to begin 2019. It was the start of three consecutive shutouts for the Warren, Ohio native.
LIMITED CHANCES
In the last two home meetings with Frostburg State, the Mountain Lions have limited FSU to just eight shots on goal in 200 minutes of action. Senior defender
Adrian Cabello and junior defender
Daniel Haworth have been in the starting lineup for both games as the duo has helped stymy the Bobcats' offensive attack. In fact, Haworth has only missed one start in his previous two years, appearing in the lineup in 24 of a possible 25 games. In three career games against Frostburg State, senior forward
Daniel Culverwell has tallied nine total shots with three coming on goal.
KING AT A GLANCE
The Tornado are 5-2 against Concord in the all-time head-to-head series. King was shutout six times during the spring season, but did notch wins over Mount Olive and Southern Wesleyan. Ben Delisle, Ruben Laureano and Carlos Sampedro all scored three goals apiece and all return to the KU lineup for the fall.
FROSTBURG STATE AT A GLANCE
FSU and Concord each had mutual wins over Wheeling while the Bobcats also picked up a win over Alderson-Brooaddus, 3-1, in the spring. Joel Assal made four saves against the Mountain Lions in the spring and is back for his senior season in goal. Senior midfielder Daniel Juresic was the only Frostburg State player to bag more than one goal during the spring.
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