Temple University Athletics
Tuesday, October 18
Philadelphia, PA
7:00 PM
Temple University
vs
Stony Brook
Photo by: Mike Conway
Men’s Soccer Set to Duel Non-Conference Foe Stony Brook
10.17.22 | Men's Soccer
PHILADELPHIA - The Temple men's soccer team (3-7-2, 1-5-0 AAC) will take a reprieve from conference play with a visit from the Stony Brook Seawolves (4-9, 2-5 CAA). Temple will be looking to build off a key conference road victory over FAU 1-0 on Friday. Attendance is free to all fans, the match will be streamed on ESPN+.
THE OWL POST
> Mike Eijgendaal has six assists this season, including one last match against FAU. He is tied for third in the AAC in total helpers and 27th in the NCAA.
> Following scoring the game-winner on Friday against FAU, Sean Karani is tied with Yann Kouemi for Temple's lead in goals (3).
> Four players on the roster have topped over 800 minutes. Eijgendaal leads the pack with 924 minutes, followed closely by Draven Barnett (915). Elyad Shojaei comes in third with 888, this is the first time he has not been first in minutes since the SMU game at the close of September. Defender Fridtjof Andberg rounds out the 800 club with 846.
> Goalkeeper Eoin Gawronski is ranked 6th nationally in saves per match (5.75). Temple as a whole is ranked seventh in saves per game (5.75).
> Temple midfielder Ferran Vera Filella will be eligible to play again after missing last match due to a red card he drew against Memphis last week.
SCOUTING STONY BROOK
> Stony Brook put up a winning record of 8-6-1 in 2021, its first since 2018. The Seawolves started hot, winning four of their first five games. They earned a 4-4 record in the American East, falling to UMBC in PKs (8-7) in the conference tournament. Last season was also Stony Brook's last in the American East before moving to the CAA this season.
> The Seawolves started 2022 well again, winning three of their first four. Since those first four matches, Stony Brook has lost eight of nine, with the lone victory coming 2-0 against College of Charleston.
> Jonas Bickus has far and away been the player to watch for Stony Brook this season. The sophomore forward leads the Seawolves in both goals (6) and assists (3). Recently, senior goalkeeper Edmond Kaiser and freshman Jon Jelercic claimed CAA weekly awards as Goalkeeper and Freshman of the Week, respectively.
> Ryan Anatol leads Stony Brook in his 12th season. Six of his years on Long Island have been above .500, including an 11 win campaign in his second season. He is 79-93-26 overall.
SERIES HISTORY vs. STONY BROOK
> This is only the second time these two programs have met.
> The two sides first met in 2011 at the Temple/Penn Tournament held on Penn's campus. The Owls fell 4-3.
THE OWL POST
> Mike Eijgendaal has six assists this season, including one last match against FAU. He is tied for third in the AAC in total helpers and 27th in the NCAA.
> Following scoring the game-winner on Friday against FAU, Sean Karani is tied with Yann Kouemi for Temple's lead in goals (3).
> Four players on the roster have topped over 800 minutes. Eijgendaal leads the pack with 924 minutes, followed closely by Draven Barnett (915). Elyad Shojaei comes in third with 888, this is the first time he has not been first in minutes since the SMU game at the close of September. Defender Fridtjof Andberg rounds out the 800 club with 846.
> Goalkeeper Eoin Gawronski is ranked 6th nationally in saves per match (5.75). Temple as a whole is ranked seventh in saves per game (5.75).
> Temple midfielder Ferran Vera Filella will be eligible to play again after missing last match due to a red card he drew against Memphis last week.
SCOUTING STONY BROOK
> Stony Brook put up a winning record of 8-6-1 in 2021, its first since 2018. The Seawolves started hot, winning four of their first five games. They earned a 4-4 record in the American East, falling to UMBC in PKs (8-7) in the conference tournament. Last season was also Stony Brook's last in the American East before moving to the CAA this season.
> The Seawolves started 2022 well again, winning three of their first four. Since those first four matches, Stony Brook has lost eight of nine, with the lone victory coming 2-0 against College of Charleston.
> Jonas Bickus has far and away been the player to watch for Stony Brook this season. The sophomore forward leads the Seawolves in both goals (6) and assists (3). Recently, senior goalkeeper Edmond Kaiser and freshman Jon Jelercic claimed CAA weekly awards as Goalkeeper and Freshman of the Week, respectively.
> Ryan Anatol leads Stony Brook in his 12th season. Six of his years on Long Island have been above .500, including an 11 win campaign in his second season. He is 79-93-26 overall.
SERIES HISTORY vs. STONY BROOK
> This is only the second time these two programs have met.
> The two sides first met in 2011 at the Temple/Penn Tournament held on Penn's campus. The Owls fell 4-3.
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