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BC Hosts UMass Amherst on Tuesday at 4
September 21, 2019 | Men's Soccer
Eagles host in-state rival on Tuesday at 4
GAME INFORMATION
Massachusetts at Boston College
UMASS (4-3-0, 0-0-0) | Boston College (4-2-0, 0-2-0)
WHEN: Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2019
WHERE: Newton Soccer Field, Newton, Mass.
TIME: 4:05 p.m.
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Boston College will host cross-state rival Massachusetts on Tuesday, September 24 at the Newton Soccer Field (4 p.m.). This is the first meeting between the two teams since the 2007 season.
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BC is coming off a tough 2-0 home loss to ACC foe Pittsburgh on Friday night. UMass played UMass Lowell on Saturday. The Minutemen lost to the River Hawks, 1-0.
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BC vs. UMASS
- Boston College is 5-6-2 overall in the series with UMass.
- The last meeting between the two teams took place on Nov. 28, 2007 in the NCAA Tournament. BC lost, 2-1, at home. Alejandro Bedoya scored the Eagles lone goal. BC won the ACC Conference regular season and tournament that season.
- Prior to 2007, Boston College and Massachusetts last played in 1988. BC won the game, 2-1, at home.
- BC is 3-2-1 at home against UMass.
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PROBABLE STARTERS
- GK, Fr., Giacomo Piccardo
- D, Sr., Heidar Aegisson
- D, Jr., David Longo
- D, Fr., Victor Souza
- D, Sr., Joe Kellett
- M, So., Kristofer Konradsson
- M, Fr., Amos Shapiro-Thompson
- M, So., Jesus Sahagun
- M, Sr., Lasse Lehmann
- F, Sr., Adam French
- F, Fr., Stefan Sigurdarson
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CAPTAINS
• Four Eagles will serve as the BC captains this season - seniors Joe Kellett, Heidar Aegisson, Adam French and junior David Longo. Aegisson is the only two-time captain as he served as a team leader in 2018.
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YOUTH MOVEMENT
Boston College has been starting five freshmen and two sophomores this season. Three of the rookies -Amos Shapiro-Thompson, Stefan Sigurdarson and Mike Suski - are leading the team offensively. Shapiro-Thompson has three goals for six points, Sigurdarson had one goal and two assists for four points and Suski has a goal and assist for three points.
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Sophomore Jesus Sahagun scored the game-winner vs. Holy Cross. It was his first career goal.
Kristofer Konradsson, a sophomore, scored the game-winner at BU.
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The other two starters are defender Victor Souza and goalkeeper Giacomo Piccardo. They both have played every minute of every game this season.
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In the last two games, freshman Alejandro Zimmermann has stepped in to play in the back alongside Souza.
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UP NEXT
• Boston College will hit the road for its third ACC game. The Eagles will play at Virginia Tech on Friday at 4 p.m. Fans can view the live stream on the ACC Network.
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Massachusetts at Boston College
UMASS (4-3-0, 0-0-0) | Boston College (4-2-0, 0-2-0)
WHEN: Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2019
WHERE: Newton Soccer Field, Newton, Mass.
TIME: 4:05 p.m.
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Boston College will host cross-state rival Massachusetts on Tuesday, September 24 at the Newton Soccer Field (4 p.m.). This is the first meeting between the two teams since the 2007 season.
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BC is coming off a tough 2-0 home loss to ACC foe Pittsburgh on Friday night. UMass played UMass Lowell on Saturday. The Minutemen lost to the River Hawks, 1-0.
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BC vs. UMASS
- Boston College is 5-6-2 overall in the series with UMass.
- The last meeting between the two teams took place on Nov. 28, 2007 in the NCAA Tournament. BC lost, 2-1, at home. Alejandro Bedoya scored the Eagles lone goal. BC won the ACC Conference regular season and tournament that season.
- Prior to 2007, Boston College and Massachusetts last played in 1988. BC won the game, 2-1, at home.
- BC is 3-2-1 at home against UMass.
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PROBABLE STARTERS
- GK, Fr., Giacomo Piccardo
- D, Sr., Heidar Aegisson
- D, Jr., David Longo
- D, Fr., Victor Souza
- D, Sr., Joe Kellett
- M, So., Kristofer Konradsson
- M, Fr., Amos Shapiro-Thompson
- M, So., Jesus Sahagun
- M, Sr., Lasse Lehmann
- F, Sr., Adam French
- F, Fr., Stefan Sigurdarson
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CAPTAINS
• Four Eagles will serve as the BC captains this season - seniors Joe Kellett, Heidar Aegisson, Adam French and junior David Longo. Aegisson is the only two-time captain as he served as a team leader in 2018.
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YOUTH MOVEMENT
Boston College has been starting five freshmen and two sophomores this season. Three of the rookies -Amos Shapiro-Thompson, Stefan Sigurdarson and Mike Suski - are leading the team offensively. Shapiro-Thompson has three goals for six points, Sigurdarson had one goal and two assists for four points and Suski has a goal and assist for three points.
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Sophomore Jesus Sahagun scored the game-winner vs. Holy Cross. It was his first career goal.
Kristofer Konradsson, a sophomore, scored the game-winner at BU.
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The other two starters are defender Victor Souza and goalkeeper Giacomo Piccardo. They both have played every minute of every game this season.
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In the last two games, freshman Alejandro Zimmermann has stepped in to play in the back alongside Souza.
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UP NEXT
• Boston College will hit the road for its third ACC game. The Eagles will play at Virginia Tech on Friday at 4 p.m. Fans can view the live stream on the ACC Network.
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