Match Information: Northeastern (3-11-3, 1-5-1 CAA) at UNCW (9-6-0, 4-3-0 CAA)
When	Saturday, Oct. 28  |  7 p.m.
Where	Wilmington, N.C.  |  UNCW Soccer Stadium
Broadcast & Statistics	Stats  |  Video
Match Notes	Northeastern (PDF)
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BOSTON – After returning to winning form on Tuesday night courtesy of its three-goal effort against Vermont, the Northeastern men's soccer team will turn its attention to UNCW on Saturday, Oct. 28, when the Huskies conclude their 2017 season with a 7 p.m. CAA match against the Seahawks.
 
STREAM THE HUSKIES
 
Saturday's match between Northeastern and UNCW will air live on the Seahawk Digital Network.
 
ALL-TIME AGAINST UNCW
 
Northeastern's 2016 victory against UNCW on Senior Night at Parsons Field brought the Huskies one step closer to leveling the all-time series against the Seahawks. NU will enter Saturday's match trailing UNCW, 6-5-3, during the two programs' previous 14 meetings.
 
LAST MEETING
 
The Huskies needed less than 10 minutes to stage the one (and only) goal of the two sides' Oct. 22, 2016, meeting at Parsons Field. Gaku Lange cleaned up the rebound from Daniel Arvidsson's strike during the eighth minute, providing Northeastern with a 1-0 lead it did not relinquish during the remainder of the match. NU doubled up UNCW, 6-3, in shots on target, despite tallying only 13 total attempts to Seahawks' 16. Jonathan Thuresson recorded his fifth and final clean sheet of the 2016 season, registering three saves.
 
NU WINS PENALTY-LADEN AFFAIR
 
Northeastern relied on Khori Bennett's penalty-kick precision to collect the 3-2 victory against Vermont on Oct. 24 during the Huskies' regular-season finale at Parsons Field. Bennett netted two of the three combined penalty kick goals within the match, powering his strikes through during the 32nd and 100th minutes – the latter of which lifted NU to its third extra-time victory of the 2017 season. Dan Munch recorded the Huskies' middle goal during the 68th minute, finishing Bennett's blocked shot to put Northeastern ahead, 2-1. Rookie goalkeeper Noah Abrams made five saves en route to earning the first victory of his collegiate career.
 
THE HUSKIES' SEASON TALLY
 
Khori Bennett's two-goal effort on Oct. 24 catapulted the junior striker into a tie for the squad's points lead (seven) with Harry Swartz. Bennett and Swartz have each recorded three goals and been credited with one assist apiece. Dan Munch's middle goal from the Huskies' Oct. 24 victory ascended the freshman into sole possession of third place on Northeastern's point sheet (five), allowing him to leapfrog four-point NU veterans Martin Nygaard (two goals) and Lewis Aird (four assists).
 
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.