
MATCH NOTES: ASUN Quarterfinal Match vs Stetson
4/9/2021 10:00:00 AM | Women's Soccer
KICKOFF - ASUN South top seed North Florida women's soccer welcomes No. 4 seed Stetson for a quarterfinal match in the 2021 spring ASUN Championship Tournament on Saturday with kickoff slated for 1 p.m. at Hodges Stadium.
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- North Florida's seven-match win streak earlier this season was the longest in the program's DI era and marks just the 5th time a UNF program has strung together 7 or more wins on the pitch (Record is 13 in 2000 followed by 8 in 2001 and 7 twice in 2002)
- UNF went undefeated (6-0-0) in ASUN play for the first time in program history and was just the second time Ospreys have gone unblemished in conference play (2000: 5-0-0 in Peach Belt)
- Ospreys are 2-6-2 all-time in the ASUN Tournament with both ties resulting in PK losses | Saturday's match will mark the third ASUN Tournament match played at Hodges Stadium (UNF is 0-2-0 at home)
- UNF's last win in the ASUN Tournament was a 3-1 victory at Kennesaw State in 2012
- North Florida has twice advanced to the ASUN semifinals (2011 | 2012) | Ospreys are seeking their first appearance in ASUN Championship match
- Senior Thais Reiss leads the ASUNÂ in points (20) and goals (9) | She ranks second in shots with 40
- Ari Munoz ranks 9th for goals (3) and points (7) in the ASUN
- Goalkeeper Mercedes Sapp tops the ASUN in GAA (0.52) and is second for Save% (82.1)
- 11 different Ospreys have scored this season with Reiss (9), Munoz (3) and Carmen Oliveira (2) amassing multiple goals scored
- North Florida has produced a trio of ASUN Players of the Week already this season (Thais Reiss | Ari Munoz | Mercedes Sapp)
- North Florida ranks second in the ASUN in goals (22) | Ospreys have allowed the fewest goals overall (6) and in ASUN play (2)
- Ospreys have been ranked No. 4 in the South Region in five of the past six weeks
- Head coach Eric Faulconer's overall record stands at 260-105-31 in his 20th season | A win Saturday would mark 18 consecutive seasons for a Faulconer-led team to have double-digit victoriesÂ
- Last season the Ospreys matched the program's Division I era record at 11-6-2
- North Florida finished with 33 goals, ranking second in the ASUN a year ago
- UNF boasted the program record with a 1.11 GAA
- Ospreys were tabbed to finish 4th in the preseason ASUN poll
- Thais Reiss was picked the preseason ASUN Player of the YearÂ
- All-ASUN Honors in 2019: Thais Reiss and Hollyn Knight (1st team) | Kendra Hoffman and Leah Ferlin (2nd team) | Devyn Encalada (All-Freshman)
SCOUTING REPORTÂ
- STETSON SERIES: All-time record is 9-9-1 | Last met on Mar. 28, 2021 in Jacksonville - Ospreys with a 1-0 victory | Ospreys are 5-3-1 at Hodges Stadium vs Hatters | UNF owns a current three-match win streak in the series
- Stetson is 1-6-1 (0-5-1 ASUN) on the season and are coming off a 1-0 loss vs FGCU on Apr. 2 | Hatters have lost last five matches
-Â Hatters lone win of season was 3-1 vs FIU (Feb. 18)
- SU has scored 6 goals while allowing 12 this season | Hatters have been shut out in five straight contests
- Lily Truong and Jackie Fiacco share the goal lead for the Hatters with two each
- Goalkeeper Ashleigh Wise has posted 21 saves with a 1.38 GAA and 66.7% save percentage
- Head coach Chris Bergmann is in his 2nd season leading the Hatter program and owns a 3-19-3 record
FAULCONER TALES
"Proud of what we accomplished so far this season, but we know we will be ultimately be judged on what we do over the next week.  Stetson has given us two tough games so far this season, though I was much more pleased with our overall play in our last match up with them.  We have been very strong defensively all spring and have had very solid goalkeeping. We have a lot of dangerous weapons on the attacking end and have consistently created very good goal scoring chances. Now it is time to put it all together to make a deep run in the ASUN tournament."
-- Head coach Eric Faulconer
UP NEXT
With a win, North Florida would advance to ASUN semifinal play on Thursday, Apr. 15 in Kennesaw, Ga.
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PITCH POINTS
- 9-1-0 (6-0-0 ASUN) marks the program's best start in the Division I Era (since 2005)- North Florida's seven-match win streak earlier this season was the longest in the program's DI era and marks just the 5th time a UNF program has strung together 7 or more wins on the pitch (Record is 13 in 2000 followed by 8 in 2001 and 7 twice in 2002)
- UNF went undefeated (6-0-0) in ASUN play for the first time in program history and was just the second time Ospreys have gone unblemished in conference play (2000: 5-0-0 in Peach Belt)
- Ospreys are 2-6-2 all-time in the ASUN Tournament with both ties resulting in PK losses | Saturday's match will mark the third ASUN Tournament match played at Hodges Stadium (UNF is 0-2-0 at home)
- UNF's last win in the ASUN Tournament was a 3-1 victory at Kennesaw State in 2012
- North Florida has twice advanced to the ASUN semifinals (2011 | 2012) | Ospreys are seeking their first appearance in ASUN Championship match
- Senior Thais Reiss leads the ASUNÂ in points (20) and goals (9) | She ranks second in shots with 40
- Ari Munoz ranks 9th for goals (3) and points (7) in the ASUN
- Goalkeeper Mercedes Sapp tops the ASUN in GAA (0.52) and is second for Save% (82.1)
- 11 different Ospreys have scored this season with Reiss (9), Munoz (3) and Carmen Oliveira (2) amassing multiple goals scored
- North Florida has produced a trio of ASUN Players of the Week already this season (Thais Reiss | Ari Munoz | Mercedes Sapp)
- North Florida ranks second in the ASUN in goals (22) | Ospreys have allowed the fewest goals overall (6) and in ASUN play (2)
- Ospreys have been ranked No. 4 in the South Region in five of the past six weeks
- Head coach Eric Faulconer's overall record stands at 260-105-31 in his 20th season | A win Saturday would mark 18 consecutive seasons for a Faulconer-led team to have double-digit victoriesÂ
- Last season the Ospreys matched the program's Division I era record at 11-6-2
- North Florida finished with 33 goals, ranking second in the ASUN a year ago
- UNF boasted the program record with a 1.11 GAA
- Ospreys were tabbed to finish 4th in the preseason ASUN poll
- Thais Reiss was picked the preseason ASUN Player of the YearÂ
- All-ASUN Honors in 2019: Thais Reiss and Hollyn Knight (1st team) | Kendra Hoffman and Leah Ferlin (2nd team) | Devyn Encalada (All-Freshman)
SCOUTING REPORTÂ
- STETSON SERIES: All-time record is 9-9-1 | Last met on Mar. 28, 2021 in Jacksonville - Ospreys with a 1-0 victory | Ospreys are 5-3-1 at Hodges Stadium vs Hatters | UNF owns a current three-match win streak in the series
- Stetson is 1-6-1 (0-5-1 ASUN) on the season and are coming off a 1-0 loss vs FGCU on Apr. 2 | Hatters have lost last five matches
-Â Hatters lone win of season was 3-1 vs FIU (Feb. 18)
- SU has scored 6 goals while allowing 12 this season | Hatters have been shut out in five straight contests
- Lily Truong and Jackie Fiacco share the goal lead for the Hatters with two each
- Goalkeeper Ashleigh Wise has posted 21 saves with a 1.38 GAA and 66.7% save percentage
- Head coach Chris Bergmann is in his 2nd season leading the Hatter program and owns a 3-19-3 record
FAULCONER TALES
"Proud of what we accomplished so far this season, but we know we will be ultimately be judged on what we do over the next week.  Stetson has given us two tough games so far this season, though I was much more pleased with our overall play in our last match up with them.  We have been very strong defensively all spring and have had very solid goalkeeping. We have a lot of dangerous weapons on the attacking end and have consistently created very good goal scoring chances. Now it is time to put it all together to make a deep run in the ASUN tournament."
-- Head coach Eric Faulconer
UP NEXT
With a win, North Florida would advance to ASUN semifinal play on Thursday, Apr. 15 in Kennesaw, Ga.
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