POUGHKEEPSIE, New York – The Marist men's soccer team will wrap up the 2017 season on Wednesday, when the Red Foxes host the Siena Saints at Tenney Stadium (7 p.m.).

LAST TIME OUT:

Marist (7-9-1, 3-5-1 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference) is coming off a 0-0 2OT tie at the Rider Broncs on Saturday night. Twenty three minutes into the game, the Red Foxes had the first golden opportunity of the game with a free kick from just outside the box on the right side. Junior Juan Parada sent a shot over the Rider defensive line and toward the near post but the Bronc's goalie knocked it away for a corner kick. Late in the half, Rider had two shots that were directed on goal but senior goalie Mark Rajovic was there to make both saves and sent the game into the half at 0-0.

Roughly 15 minutes into the second half, senior co-captain Kevin Kappockcarried the ball down the right side and found a streaking junior Bruce Jeter on the left post but his redirection carried just wide. Just over six minutes later, the Broncs had a chance to score but the shot bounced off the post and stayed out of the net to keep the game tied. With 10 minutes left in regulation, junior co-captain Simon Lund Jorgensen found freshman Allen Gavilanes on the left side but his shot careened off the post and the game remained tied.

Neither team had a shot on target and the game went into a second overtime still tied. With just over five minutes left in the game, a scrum in the Rider box gave Lund Jorgensen the ball inside the box but his shot to the right post was knocked away by the Bronc goalie. With seconds remaining in the match, Rider found an open player in the box and sent a header toward the goal but again Rajovic made the save and the game ended 0-0.

MAAC STATISTICAL LEADERS:

As a team, Marist is amongst the top of the MAAC in numerous statistical categories. The Red Foxes are first in the conference in corner kicks (102), second in the MAAC in shots (252), points (81) and assists (29) and are third in the conference in saves (74) and goals scored (26).

Individually, Gavilanes is first in the MAAC in shots (54) and points (25), is tied for first in the conference in assists (9) and is tied for third in the MAAC in goals scored (8). Rajovic is tied for third in the conference in saves (68), Jeter is tied for fifth in the MAAC in game winning goals (2), sophomore Samad Bounthong is seventh in the conference in shots (42), Parada is tied for seventh in the MAAC in assists (5) and Lund Jorgensen is tied for 10^th in the conference in assists (4).

SCOUTING THE SAINTS:

Siena enters the game at 3-7-7 (1-4-4 MAAC) and are coming off a 3-1 loss at the Saint Peter's Peacocks on Saturday.

Freshman Alejandro Riquelme leads the team with five goals, 12 points, 52 shots and 27 shots on goal.

Senior Aleksa Radosavljevic has been the primary goalie for the Saints, playing 1686:00 minutes with 23 goals against, 87 saves, a 1.23 goals against average and a .791 save percentage.  

HOW TO FOLLOW:

A live stream and live stats will be available for free. Fans can also follow @MaristMensSoc on Twitter for in game updates.

UP NEXT:

The match against Siena marks the end of the 2017 season for Marist.