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Year In Review: Men's Soccer

6/1/2022 11:00:00 AM

The 2021 season for the UC men's soccer team ended at the Opening Round of the NAIA Tournament after finishing runner-up in the MSC Tournament. The team finished with an overall record of 11-6-3.

THE YEAR IN NUMBERS
three    
    After notching second place in the MSC Tournament, the Patriots earned an automatic bid to the NAIA     Tournament, making it their third straight season with a spot in the opening round.


 44   
   Joel Drewery leaves the Patriots men's soccer team as one of the most decorated players. After completing his         final season, Drewery is now the program leader in assists (44), appearances (92), and the only five-time MSC All-      Conference honoree.
 
 
 

  eleven 
    The NAIA released 12 Coaches' Polls this season, with UC being mentioned in 11 of them for the most in a single     season. They peaked at #6 with four top-15 rankings over the course of the year.



 
nine

    To finish out the regular season, UC won seven straight matches and then two more in postseason for a nine game     win streak. In those nine games, the Patriots outscored their opponents 25-9 with three shutout victories.

 
 
Seven
    Cumberlands paced the MSC with All-Conference honorees with the most, earning seven players on the list.
    First Team: Joel Drewery
    Second Team: Gabriel Figurski Vieira, Liam Healey, Hrannar Magnusson, Rodrigo Riveros
    Honorable Mention: Storm Hollensted, Tommaso Ogliari
 
two

    For the second straight season, UC notched a student-athlete on the CoSIDA Academic All-America list, this time     it was Tommaso Ogliari who earned second team for his work on the field and in the classroom.

 

twelve   

    Rodrigo Riveros led the team in goals for the season, tallying 12. Of those 12, four of them were the game winners.     Riveros also tallied an assist in 2021, to help him lead the team in points at 25.


 
 
 
THE YEAR IN PHOTOS

 
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