TicketsCINCINNATI – University of Cincinnati men's soccer will welcome out-of-conference foe Purdue Fort Wayne to Gettler Stadium on Tuesday, Oct. 1 for a 7 p.m. kickoff.
Admission to the match will be free of charge as part of the season-long Experience UC initiative.
// GOING LIVE
All home regular season matches in 2019 will, once again, be streamed live on GoBearcats.com and will all be free. The link to the stream can be found on the men's soccer schedule page. On the same page, links to live statistics can also be found.
// EXPERIENCE UC
Again this season, the Bearcats will be participating in the University's Experience UC initiative that offers free admission (no ticket required) to regular season, home events for select sports. Enjoy free admission to cross country, lacrosse, volleyball, women's tennis, men's and women's soccer, swimming and diving, and track and field home events. Football, men's and women's basketball, and baseball home events will be ticketed.
Experience UC is a community outreach effort that offers the opportunity for sports fans to witness the seismic changes transpiring on our incredible campus. We are proud to open our doors to fans of all ages. The Bearcats are competing to be the class of the league and we invite people to be a part of an unprecedented time in Clifton.
A number of behind-the-scenes experiences geared towards groups are available before most men's soccer matches. Groups interested in attending games should contact Fan Experience Coordinator William Strom at 513-556-2281 or william.strom@uc.edu for more information and to schedule group experiences.
// MATCH PROMOTIONS
Tuesday will be International Night with free, throwback Bearcats t-shirts given away to the first 100 UC students in attendance. Concessions specials will include $1 popcorn. The match will also recognize mental health awareness.
// LAST TIME OUT
UC fell 3-1 to the visiting Memphis Tigers in a hard-fought American Athletic Conference opener for both teams on Saturday night at Gettler Stadium.
The Bearcats fell behind early in the 16th minute when U of M got behind the UC defense for a score. Unable to cash in the equalizer before halftime and facing a 1-0 deficit to begin the second period, the Red & Black were dealt an unfortunate blow early in the half when they were whistled for a foul inside the box which the Tigers converted into a penalty-kick score during the 55th minute.
With UC chasing the game with about 35 minutes left in regulation, Memphis added on with a goal in the 59th minute to go up 3-0. The home team showed resiliency, getting within two scores on junior midfielder Shevon Stewart's (Kingston, Jamaica/St. George's College/Daytona State) second goal of the season – a tally off of feeds from Mason Volker (St. Leon, Ind./East Central) and Aerin West (Sylvania, Ohio/Northview) during the 61st minute to reduce the deficit to 3-1
The Bearcats tried to get back in the match late, but were unable to capitalize on any offensive advances, ultimately dropping the league contest to the streaking Tigers.
// SCOUTING THE MASTODONS
Purdue Fort Wayne (3-6-0, 0-1-0 Summit) dropped its conference opener on Saturday with a 6-0 setback to Oral Roberts. The Mastodons are led offensively by Alex Frank's four goals. Chris Baranowski and Emil Fosse each have two assists on the year. Tor Erik Larsen is sixth in the nation and second in the league in saves with 44. In the preseason, Purdue Fort Wayne was picked to finish third in the six-team Summit League.
// PURDUE FORT WAYNE SERIES
UC leads the all-time series, 4-1-0, with its only loss coming last season in Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1-0. In the last meeting in Cincinnati, in 2017, the Bearcats shutout the Mastodons, 4-0, with four different players scoring a goal.
// GET CONNECTED
Stay up to date with the team by following the Bearcats on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook at @GoBearcatsMSOC.
Admission to the match will be free of charge as part of the season-long Experience UC initiative.
// GOING LIVE
All home regular season matches in 2019 will, once again, be streamed live on GoBearcats.com and will all be free. The link to the stream can be found on the men's soccer schedule page. On the same page, links to live statistics can also be found.
// EXPERIENCE UC
Again this season, the Bearcats will be participating in the University's Experience UC initiative that offers free admission (no ticket required) to regular season, home events for select sports. Enjoy free admission to cross country, lacrosse, volleyball, women's tennis, men's and women's soccer, swimming and diving, and track and field home events. Football, men's and women's basketball, and baseball home events will be ticketed.
Experience UC is a community outreach effort that offers the opportunity for sports fans to witness the seismic changes transpiring on our incredible campus. We are proud to open our doors to fans of all ages. The Bearcats are competing to be the class of the league and we invite people to be a part of an unprecedented time in Clifton.
A number of behind-the-scenes experiences geared towards groups are available before most men's soccer matches. Groups interested in attending games should contact Fan Experience Coordinator William Strom at 513-556-2281 or william.strom@uc.edu for more information and to schedule group experiences.
// MATCH PROMOTIONS
Tuesday will be International Night with free, throwback Bearcats t-shirts given away to the first 100 UC students in attendance. Concessions specials will include $1 popcorn. The match will also recognize mental health awareness.
// LAST TIME OUT
UC fell 3-1 to the visiting Memphis Tigers in a hard-fought American Athletic Conference opener for both teams on Saturday night at Gettler Stadium.
The Bearcats fell behind early in the 16th minute when U of M got behind the UC defense for a score. Unable to cash in the equalizer before halftime and facing a 1-0 deficit to begin the second period, the Red & Black were dealt an unfortunate blow early in the half when they were whistled for a foul inside the box which the Tigers converted into a penalty-kick score during the 55th minute.
With UC chasing the game with about 35 minutes left in regulation, Memphis added on with a goal in the 59th minute to go up 3-0. The home team showed resiliency, getting within two scores on junior midfielder Shevon Stewart's (Kingston, Jamaica/St. George's College/Daytona State) second goal of the season – a tally off of feeds from Mason Volker (St. Leon, Ind./East Central) and Aerin West (Sylvania, Ohio/Northview) during the 61st minute to reduce the deficit to 3-1
The Bearcats tried to get back in the match late, but were unable to capitalize on any offensive advances, ultimately dropping the league contest to the streaking Tigers.
// SCOUTING THE MASTODONS
Purdue Fort Wayne (3-6-0, 0-1-0 Summit) dropped its conference opener on Saturday with a 6-0 setback to Oral Roberts. The Mastodons are led offensively by Alex Frank's four goals. Chris Baranowski and Emil Fosse each have two assists on the year. Tor Erik Larsen is sixth in the nation and second in the league in saves with 44. In the preseason, Purdue Fort Wayne was picked to finish third in the six-team Summit League.
// PURDUE FORT WAYNE SERIES
UC leads the all-time series, 4-1-0, with its only loss coming last season in Fort Wayne, Indiana, 1-0. In the last meeting in Cincinnati, in 2017, the Bearcats shutout the Mastodons, 4-0, with four different players scoring a goal.
// GET CONNECTED
Stay up to date with the team by following the Bearcats on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook at @GoBearcatsMSOC.