Men’s soccer at No. 11 in latest poll

By FHSU SPORTS INFORMATION

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Fort Hays State men’s soccer team stayed put in the latest release of the United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division II Poll. The Tigers dropped one spot to No. 11 in the nation, released Tuesday (Nov. 6). The Tigers finished off the regular season with a program record 12-match winning streak.

Fort Hays State wrapped up their regular season with a 2-0 victory over the University of Mary on Saturday (Nov. 3). Junior midfielder Mauricio Etcheverry pushed the ball ahead to Abdoulaye Cisse, who then fed the ball to Alonso Rodriguez in the box. Rodriguez headed the ball into the back of the net for the first goal. On the second score, Arsenio Chamorro fired a shot towards the goal that was deflected by the Marauder keeper, then Cisse took advantage and shot the ball off the rebound and connected on his fourth goal of the season.

The Black and Gold received the No. 1 seed in the Central Region on Monday (Nov. 5), announced by the NCAA Selection Show. The Tigers will host the Central Region and the Super Regional Nov. 15-18.

Below is the United Soccer Coaches Men’s Division II Poll for November 6, 2018.

Rank School Prev, W-L-T
1 Young Harris College 2 16-0-1
2 Palm Beach Atlantic 3 16-1-0
3 Univ. of Charleston 4 17-0-2
4 Simon Fraser 1 17-1-0
5 Colorado School of Mines 5 18-1-1
6 Midwestern State 6 16-1-2
7 Azusa Pacific 8 16-1-0
8 Lander University 7 14-1-3
9 Adelphi University NR 15-3-2
10 Spring Hill College 12 16-1-0
11 Fort Hays State 10 15-2-1
12 Tiffin University 22 15-4-0
13 West Texas A&M 14 14-2-3
14 LIU Post NR 13-4-1
15 Univ. of Southern Indiana 16 13-3-1
16 Notre Dame College 21 14-3-1
17 Limestone College 19 13-3-1
18 CSU-Los Angeles 25 14-2-3
19 Northeastern State 18 15-2-1
20 Barry University 17 11-4-1
21 Mercy College 9 12-3-1
22 Saginaw Valley State 11 9-2-6
23 West Chester 13 12-2-5
24 Lynn University 23 10-4-1
25 Colorado Mesa NR 13-3-4

Records shown are through games of Nov. 4, 2018.

Also receiving votes: Cal Poly Pomona, Wilmington University, Nova Southeastern University, Bellarmine University

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