Match Information: Northeastern (2-11-3) vs. Vermont (9-6-0)
When	Tuesday, Oct. 24  |  6 p.m.
Where	Brookline, Mass.  |  Parsons Field  |  Directions
Broadcast & Statistics	Stats  |  Video
Match Notes	Northeastern (PDF)
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BOSTON – Ready to stage its final act of the 2017 season at Parsons Field, the Northeastern men's soccer team will make its way back to Brookline on Tuesday, Oct. 24, to close out the year with a 6 p.m. non-conference match against Vermont.
 
ADMISSION & PARKING
 
Entry to all Northeastern home matches at Parsons Field is free and seating is general admission. Fans should be advised that there is limited first-come, first-serve parking available at Parsons Field. Town of Brookline parking rules are in effect for all street parking located off the facility.
 
STREAM THE HUSKIES
 
Tuesday's match between Northeastern and Vermont will air live on GoNUxstream with prematch coverage beginning at 5:45 p.m. Fans may also stream the match on Facebook Live by visiting the Huskies' Facebook page (GoNUmsoccer).
 
THANK YOU, SENIORS
 
Northeastern saluted its five seniors – Lewis Aird, Gaku Lange, Ackim Mpofu, Charlton Muhlauri, and Jonathan Thuresson – prior to kickoff of the Huskies' Oct. 21 match against James Madison. Together, the members of Northeastern's 2017 senior class have combined to make more than 250 appearances with the program, factoring in on 17 distinct goals and 13 clean sheets (11 recorded by Thuresson) during the past four seasons.
 
CONFERENCE FOES OF OLD
 
Northeastern will be opposing Vermont for the first time since the Huskies' departure from the America East at the conclusion of the 2004-05 athletic season. The two programs' last regular-season meeting took place on Sept. 25, 2004, when a pair of second half goals by Julian Daniels (47th minute) and Michael Cipriano (85th) lifted NU to the 2-0 victory against the Catamounts at Parsons Field. More recently, the two sides met during the 2016 preseason at Vermont's Virtue Field.
 
ALL-TIME AGAINST VERMONT
 
The Huskies trail the all-time series against the Catamounts, 13-6-1. However, Northeastern has won three straight home matches against Vermont, including twice during the 2002 season, when the Huskies won both the America East regular-season and postseason championships.
 
MORRISSETTE COLLECTS FIRST POINT
 
Northeastern freshman back Dante Morrissette became the newest addition to the Huskies' first-year point sheet, registering his first college point (assist) on Oct. 21 against James Madison. Morrissette intercepted a JMU clearance during the closing minutes of the first half before making a run up the left flank and crossing to the top of Northeastern's six-yard box, where Khori Bennett provided the finishing touches on the team's equalizing goal. The six-foot native of Ajax, Ontario, enters the final week of the 2017 season leading the Huskies' outfield players in minutes played (1,272), having started 15 of the squad's 16 matches.
 
BENNETT JOINS THREE-POINT CROWD
 
Khori Bennett's goal against James Madison on Oct. 21 moved the junior forward into a three-way tie with teammates Moustapha Samb and Dan Munch for fourth place on Northeastern's 2017 points card. Harry Swartz continues to lead the way for the Huskies with seven points (three goals, one assist), while Martin Nygaard and Lewis Aird share second place courtesy of their two goals and four assists, respectively. Adama Kaba (goal), Alec Supinski (goal), and Dante Morrissette also appear on the Huskies' 2017 point sheet.
 
MINDING THE NET
 
Jonathan Thuresson paces all Northeastern players in minutes played (1,382), ranking among the top 50 NCAA Division I goalkeepers in the same category. Thuresson enters the final week of the regular season with a .717 save percentage and ranks among the top 20 Division I goalkeepers in both total saves (71, 12th) and saves per game (4.73, 20th).
 
UP NEXT
 
Northeastern will officially conclude the 2017 regular season on Saturday, Oct. 28, when NU travels to UNCW. Kickoff between the Huskies and the Seahawks is scheduled for 7 p.m. in Wilmington, North Carolina.