GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – Men's Soccer heads into final regular season matchup of the season with a solo road match week. The Golden Eagles will travel to take on #19 Madonna on Wednesday, October 30. Men's Soccer heads into last regular season match with a record of 6-8-1 (5-6) on the season. 
 
Opponent: #19 Madonna 
Date: Wednesday, October 30
Time: 3 p.m. EST
Location: Livonia, Mich. (MU Soccer and Lacrosse Field)
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Last Week Recap 
The Golden Eagles had two matches last week and finished the week 1-1. Cornerstone hosted two matches this week and started off the week against Siena Heights. The Golden Eagles dominated this matchup as Tyler Corstange completed another brace on the year which gave Cornerstone the 2-0 victory. Cornerstone then took on a much tougher opponent in #RV Aquinas in a physical rivalry matchup. The Saints were able to sneak by with a narrow 1-0 victory thanks to their top goal scorer Ricardo Rittersberger who found the back of the net. The Golden Eagles did not go down without a fight as they controlled most of the ball in the second half and struck the crossbar late in the match with a shot from Renan Ceccon but ultimately were unable to break through the Saints back line. 
 
WHAC Outlook
Cornerstone currently sits in eighth place in the WHAC conference which just keeps the Golden Eagles season alive as things stand as the top eight teams advance to the post season tournament. The Golden Eagles can secure their spot this week with a victory or tie over Madonna. The WHAC standings will be finalized after all matches have concluded on Wednesday, October 30. 
 
Scouting #19 Madonna
Madonna comes into the matchup against the Golden Eagles with an overall record of 12-1-4 (9-0-2) on the year, sitting in first place in the conference. The Crusaders have earned a #19 ranking in the NAIA and have only recorded one defeat on the season so far. Madonna is averaging 3.18 goals per-game and only allowing .59 goals per-game this season. Jordy Lopez leads the line for the Crusaders who has tallied 11 goals and five assists on the year. The Golden Eagles will need to bring the game to the Crusaders and quickly if they have any chance at ending Madonna's 11 game unbeaten run. 

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