TicketsCINCINNATI – University of Cincinnati men's soccer will wrap the regular season on Tuesday, Nov. 5 when it hosts the sixth-ranked UCF Knights for a 7 p.m. first touch at Gettler Stadium.
A Senior Night ceremony for UC's four-man senior class will take place prior to the match. Admission to the game will be free of charge as part of the season-long Experience UC initiative.
Vying Tuesday for the final berth in the 2019 American Athletic Conference (AAC) Men's Soccer Championship, the Bearcats can secure the sixth seed with a win over the Knights, a Tulsa victory vs. UConn, or a tie against UCF and a draw in the UConn – Tulsa matchup.
// 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
A Senior Night ceremony honoring the four UC seniors – Rex Epps (Irmo, S.C./Dutch Fork/Army West Point), Cameron Panley (Beverly Hills, Mich./Brother Rice), Donovan Segree (Kingston, Jamaica/Jamaica College/Daytona State), Aerin West (Sylvania, Ohio/Northview) – will occur 15 minutes before kickoff. In addition, UC students will have the opportunity to win a flat-screen TV. Students can sign up for the TV raffle at the marketing table in the concourse area of Gettler Stadium.
// LAST TIME OUT
UC (5-10-1, 1-4-1 AAC) fell 4-0 to the USF Bulls on Friday night at Corbett Stadium in Tampa, Florida in its final road contest of the regular season.
The Bearcats fell behind early when the Bulls deposited a score in the sixth minute. The Red & Black's hole dug deeper in the 23rd minute – a penalty-kick conversion -- and again in the 42nd minute with back-to-back goals by the home team.
Looking to rebound from a 3-0 halftime shortfall, UC's defense kept USF off the board for much of the second half, but was unable to chip away at the deficit. The Bulls added another tally in the 74th minute to ice the game, 4-0.
On the night, the Bearcats totaled seven shots, but just one on goal – a try by Segree in the first half. Segree led the team with three shots, while junior Creggton Charlton (Clarendon, Jamaica/Clarendon College/Daytona State) added two. Junior goalkeeper Noah Lawrence (Mount Vernon, N.Y./Sacred Heart) saved five shots to bring his season total to conference-leading 59 stops.
On the season, junior forward Darryn Commissiong (Pickering, Ontario/St. Mary Catholic) leads the Bearcats with 13 points (5 goals, 3 assists), while Charlton has 11 points (5 goals, 1 assist).
// SCOUTING THE KNIGHTS
No. 6 UCF (12-1-2, 5-0-1 AAC) clinched their second-consecutive regular-season AAC title on Friday night, defeating the Memphis Tigers 1-0 at home. Redshirt freshman midfielder Gianluca Arcangeli scored the only goal of the match – a tally during the 85th minute. On the season, the Knights offense is led Cal Jennings' 27 points (12 goals, 3 assists), while additional notable contributions include Louis Perez's 17 points (4 goals, 9 assists), Yoni Sorokin's 13 points (4 goals, 5 assists), and Gino Vivi's 12 points (4 goals, 4 assists). Goalkeeper Yannik Oettl is strong between the pipes with 47 saves and a 72% save percentage. In the preseason, the Knights were unanimously picked to win the league with Jennings projected as Offensive Player of the Year and Oettl Goalkeeper of the Year. Perez and Sorokin were also selected preseason all-conference. On Tuesday, UCF will be going for sole possession of the regular-season conference crown and its first unbeaten record in AAC play.
// UCF SERIES
UC trails UCF in the all-time series 0-7. The Red & Black fell 1-0 last season in Orlando in their season finale. In the last meeting in Cincinnati, the Bearcats came up short 2-1 in overtime in 2017.
// GET CONNECTED
Stay up to date with the team by following the Bearcats on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook at @GoBearcatsMSOC.
A Senior Night ceremony for UC's four-man senior class will take place prior to the match. Admission to the game will be free of charge as part of the season-long Experience UC initiative.
Vying Tuesday for the final berth in the 2019 American Athletic Conference (AAC) Men's Soccer Championship, the Bearcats can secure the sixth seed with a win over the Knights, a Tulsa victory vs. UConn, or a tie against UCF and a draw in the UConn – Tulsa matchup.
// 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
A Senior Night ceremony honoring the four UC seniors – Rex Epps (Irmo, S.C./Dutch Fork/Army West Point), Cameron Panley (Beverly Hills, Mich./Brother Rice), Donovan Segree (Kingston, Jamaica/Jamaica College/Daytona State), Aerin West (Sylvania, Ohio/Northview) – will occur 15 minutes before kickoff. In addition, UC students will have the opportunity to win a flat-screen TV. Students can sign up for the TV raffle at the marketing table in the concourse area of Gettler Stadium.
// LAST TIME OUT
UC (5-10-1, 1-4-1 AAC) fell 4-0 to the USF Bulls on Friday night at Corbett Stadium in Tampa, Florida in its final road contest of the regular season.
The Bearcats fell behind early when the Bulls deposited a score in the sixth minute. The Red & Black's hole dug deeper in the 23rd minute – a penalty-kick conversion -- and again in the 42nd minute with back-to-back goals by the home team.
Looking to rebound from a 3-0 halftime shortfall, UC's defense kept USF off the board for much of the second half, but was unable to chip away at the deficit. The Bulls added another tally in the 74th minute to ice the game, 4-0.
On the night, the Bearcats totaled seven shots, but just one on goal – a try by Segree in the first half. Segree led the team with three shots, while junior Creggton Charlton (Clarendon, Jamaica/Clarendon College/Daytona State) added two. Junior goalkeeper Noah Lawrence (Mount Vernon, N.Y./Sacred Heart) saved five shots to bring his season total to conference-leading 59 stops.
On the season, junior forward Darryn Commissiong (Pickering, Ontario/St. Mary Catholic) leads the Bearcats with 13 points (5 goals, 3 assists), while Charlton has 11 points (5 goals, 1 assist).
// SCOUTING THE KNIGHTS
No. 6 UCF (12-1-2, 5-0-1 AAC) clinched their second-consecutive regular-season AAC title on Friday night, defeating the Memphis Tigers 1-0 at home. Redshirt freshman midfielder Gianluca Arcangeli scored the only goal of the match – a tally during the 85th minute. On the season, the Knights offense is led Cal Jennings' 27 points (12 goals, 3 assists), while additional notable contributions include Louis Perez's 17 points (4 goals, 9 assists), Yoni Sorokin's 13 points (4 goals, 5 assists), and Gino Vivi's 12 points (4 goals, 4 assists). Goalkeeper Yannik Oettl is strong between the pipes with 47 saves and a 72% save percentage. In the preseason, the Knights were unanimously picked to win the league with Jennings projected as Offensive Player of the Year and Oettl Goalkeeper of the Year. Perez and Sorokin were also selected preseason all-conference. On Tuesday, UCF will be going for sole possession of the regular-season conference crown and its first unbeaten record in AAC play.
// UCF SERIES
UC trails UCF in the all-time series 0-7. The Red & Black fell 1-0 last season in Orlando in their season finale. In the last meeting in Cincinnati, the Bearcats came up short 2-1 in overtime in 2017.
// GET CONNECTED
Stay up to date with the team by following the Bearcats on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook at @GoBearcatsMSOC.