Match Information: Northeastern (4-6-1, 1-0-0 CAA) vs. UNCW (6-1-0, 0-0-0 CAA)
When	Sunday, Sept. 23  |  1 p.m.
Where	Brookline, Mass.  |  Parsons Field  |  Directions
Broadcast & Statistics	TV: NESNplus  |  Stats
Game Notes	Northeastern (PDF)
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BOSTON – Eyeing a six-point start to the CAA portion of its regular-season schedule, the Northeastern women's soccer team will welcome UNCW to Parsons Field on Sunday, Sept. 23, as the Huskies and the Seahawks compete during a 1 p.m. league match that will air live on NESNplus.

PROMOTIONS
 
• Shuttles to Parsons Field:  Available for Northeastern students, free shuttles to Parsons Field will depart from Chicken Lou's beginning at 12 p.m. and continue during the hour lead-up before kickoff at 1 p.m. Shuttles will leave approximately every 15 minutes.
 
• First Goal Game:  Fans may submit their guess for the time of Northeastern's first goal of the match at the Parsons Field marketing table. The fan with the closest time will win a Howlin' Huskies prize pack.
 
• Free Iced Tea, Lemonade with $1 Reusable Cup:  All fans in attendance on Sunday may purchase a reusable Northeastern athletics cup for $1, with which they may obtain free iced tea and lemonade at all promoted Northeastern athletics games and matches.

SERIES HISTORY
 
• Northeastern has won five consecutive matches against UNCW – each with a one-goal margin of victory – and has prevailed during eight of the last 10 meetings. NU leads the all-time series, 9-5-0.
 
• Considering the Huskies' five-match series winning streak, Northeastern has either led UNCW or been on level pegging with the Seahawks during 92.6 percent of minutes played.
 
• NU is 5-2-0 when opposing UNCW at Parsons Field (Northeastern has won three straight).
 
• The Huskies and the Seahawks share one postseason meeting during the 2008 CAA quarterfinals. Sixth-seeded Northeastern upset third-seeded UNCW, 1-0, en route to winning the program's first CAA title.
 
WHAT 2 WATCH 4
 
• Hannah Rosenblatt leads the CAA in goals scored (six) and ties for the 33rd most in Division I. Rosenblatt (career: 28 goals, 63 points) enters Sunday's match needing two goals to tie Kristen Kowalik for second place on the Huskies' all-time goals list and two points to tie Greta Samuelsdottir for third place on the program's all-time points list.
 
• Mikenna McManus' six assists are tied for the sixth most in Division I. McManus is three assists shy of tying Kayla Cappuzzo's single-season record (2017).
 
• Katarina Nilsson's Sept. 20 goal at Delaware – the first of her collegiate career – marked the Huskies' eighth goal of the season that was scored off a set piece. Following the goal, NU improved to 4-0-0 this year when scoring the first goal of the match.
 
• Northeastern and UNCW both possess nine different goal scorers, which together tie with Hofstra and James Madison for the most in the CAA.
 
• Nathalie Nidetch (16 career clean sheets) is looking to keep her first clean sheet since opening night against Connecticut (Aug. 17).
 
• Sunday will mark the end of a 17-day interruption to UNCW's regular season by Hurricane Florence. The Seahawks have had two consecutive matches postponed due to the storm.
 
• Prior to Hurricane Florence's arrival, UNCW had won four straight matches and not conceded a goal during its last 238:51 minutes of match time (since Aug. 31 against Kent State).

ADMISSION & PARKING
 
Entry to all Northeastern women's soccer 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 outside the facility.

UP NEXT
 
Northeastern will travel to Towson on Thursday, Sept. 27, for a 3 p.m. CAA affair.