Men's Soccer | 10/4/2022 10:13:00 AM

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – The Golden Eagles are back on the road this week for two crucial WHAC matchups at UM-Dearborn and (24) Indiana Tech. Cornerstone will be playing their second NAIA Top 25 opponent of the season in Indiana Tech on Saturday at 1 p.m. Check out the links below to follow along with this week's CU action. 
 
Opponent: UM-Dearborn
Date: Wednesday, October 5
Location: Dearborn, Mich. (Gabriel Richard HS) 
Time: 7 p.m. EST
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Opponent: (24) Indiana Tech
Date: Saturday, October 8
Location: Fort Wayne, Ind.  
Time: 1 p.m. EST 
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Home vs. Road
Just over halfway through the regular season, Cornerstone has shown success at home while the road has been a bit troublesome for them. CU has yet to lose in a home game, posting a 3-0-2 record. On the road however, Cornerstone has gone 1-2-2. 
 
Galloway Strong Week
Christian Galloway had a strong week after going five games without a goal or an assist as he scored in each contest in a 2-1 win against Siena Heights and a 2-2 tie with Cleary. The senior now has four goals to rank second on the team to go along with one assist for a total of nine points. 
 
Assist Man Herrema 
Jeff Herrema recorded an assist against Cleary for his fifth of the year. The sophomore ranks second in the WHAC behind Maye from Aquinas with five total assists this season. Cornerstone has not seen a player have five or more assists since Diego Bobadilla in 2015 when he recorded a team high six goals and seven assists. 
 
Scouting UM-Dearborn
The Wolverines have never had a winning season since joining the WHAC in 2012, and they are struggling to find the win column again in 2022 with a 3-6-1, 0-3-0 WHAC record and a four-game losing streak. Opposite the Golden Eagles, UM-Dearborn has recorded all of their wins on the road but has gone 0-3-1 at home. The Wolverines have been powered by the duo of keeper Elijah Burlak who has played every minute in net and recorded a .747 save percentage as well as starting forward Christian Cole who has scored six of the teams eight goals this season. 
 
Scouting Indiana Tech
The three-time defending WHAC Champion Warriors come into 2022 ranked 24^th in the NAIA and 5-1-3, 3-0-0 WHAC on the year. The year got off to an interesting start for IIT, tying their first three games of the season 0-0. Since then, they have started to find some offense winning five of their last six contests. Indiana Tech is very young as they graduated a load of talent and now have just three seniors on their roster. Junior Lucca Motta leads the team with four goals this season while sophomore keeper Jaume Salvado has played every minute and allowed just seven goals against. 
 
Contact: Jesse Campbell 
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