UMBC (5-6-3, 1-3-1 AE) vs. Binghamton (4-11, 0-5 AE) | Baltimore, Maryland | Retriever Soccer Park | Fri. Oct. 31. 7:00 p.m. | Watch | International Stream | Live Stats | Tickets

Dawg Bytes

• The Retrievers secured a 2-0 conference win last Saturday against UMass Lowell with goals by senior Rickey Schissler (2) and junior Brady Geho (5)
• Geho leads the Retrievers with 12 points (5 goals, two assists). He is 4th in the conference with an average of 2.43 shots per game, and he is also 5th in the conference with an average of 1 shot on goal per game.
• Sophomore forward Matteo Samori is tied for third in the league with two game-winning goals. 
• Senior goalie Emigdio Tormo Lopez ranks fifth in the conference with a 1.143 goals against average and is 5th with a 2.93 saves per game percentage.
• The Retrievers are currently in sixth place in the America East standings with two games remaining. The top six teams qualify for the conference tournament.
• The Retrievers have only been outscored by a 16-15 margin on the season (7-4 in AE play).
• The Dawgs are 3-3-1 at home this season.

About Binghamton

• The Bearcats are 0-3 over their last three contests with no goals, landing them in last place in the conference.
• Binghamton has not scored a goal since Sept. 27, when they scored twice in a 3-2 loss to UNH.
• Anthony Ranadazzo is third in the conference with five goals; he is also second in game-winning goals with two.
• D.T. Megliola is 5th in the conference, averaging .267 assists per game
• Goalie Daniel Shannon is 3rd in the conference, averaging 3.38 saves per game. 

All-Time Series History

• UMBC is 10-13-5 against Binghamton
• The Retrievers are 2-1 over the last three meetings.
• The Dawgs are 6-5-3 at home.
• Last season, the Retrievers secured a 1-0 win with the lone goal scored by Hans Nesheim.

Next:

• UMBC travels to NJIT for their final match of the season on Nov. 4