Middle Tennessee State University Athletics
Friday, October 3
Ruston, La.
7:00 p.m.
Middle Tennessee
at
*Louisiana Tech
Blue Raiders face C-USA road test
10/1/2014 2:17:00 PM | Women's Soccer
Mt travels to LA Tech and Southern Miss
Game Notes
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. - Middle Tennessee faces its first road challenge in Conference USA this weekend with a game at LA Tech on Friday, October 3 at 7 p.m. followed with a game at Southern Miss Sunday, October 5 at 1 p.m.
The Blue Raiders, the Lady Techsters and the Golden Eagles are all searching for their first C-USA victory of the season as the three teams opened up conference play at 0-2.
Blue Raider Bullet Points
• The Blue Raiders are fourth in C-USA in saves this season with 50 total. MT averages 5.00 saves per game to Southern Miss' 4.45 and LA Tech's 2.17.
• Kelsey Bouwer is third in C-USA with 48 of those saves this season. She is only behind FAU's Sydney Drinkwater with 48 saves and UAB's Angelica Jimenez with 62 saves.
• The Lady Techsters and the Golden Eagles lead the league in goals scored as LA Tech has 44 goals this season (3.67 goals/game) and Southern Miss has recorded 24 goals (2.18/game).
• Despite the two team's scoring ability LA Tech allows the 10th-most goals scored in C-USA while Southern Miss allows the most goals scored in the league with 1.91 allowed.
• Middle Tennessee finished its inaugural season in Conference USA with a 3-5-2 record with wins over UAB, FAU and FIU and ties against Old Dominion and 2014 C-USA Preseason favorite Charlotte.
• MT has recorded at least three non-conference wins in the last five seasons.
• This marks the Blue Raiders second trip to Mississippi this season after they played Ole Miss earlier in the year, while this marks MT's first trip to Louisiana since October of the 2012 season when they defeated ULM 3-1 and Louisiana 2-0.
• Middle Tennessee has gone to overtime five times already this season and is 2-2-1 when playing in extra time.
• The Blue Raiders' five overtime games this season is tied for the third-most in MT program history. The most overtime games by Middle Tennessee in a season were in 2010 and 2007 when the Blue Raiders had six overtime games.
• Four different Blue Raiders have registered goals this season with Grace Summers leading the way with four this season.
• Brouwer is on pace to surpass her 2013 save total of 80 saves. With 4.80 saves per game in 2014 she is projected to collect 86.4 saves this year.
• Twenty-five Blue Raiders have seen the pitch this season with 10 players playing in all ten of the matches this season.
• Angie Lai leads the team with the best shot on goal percentage with 52 percent of her 19 shots going on frame.
• MT returns to Dean A. Hayes Track and Soccer Stadium next week when they host FAU and FIU to continue the conference slate. MT has eight more regular season contests with three of those on their home pitch.
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. - Middle Tennessee faces its first road challenge in Conference USA this weekend with a game at LA Tech on Friday, October 3 at 7 p.m. followed with a game at Southern Miss Sunday, October 5 at 1 p.m.
The Blue Raiders, the Lady Techsters and the Golden Eagles are all searching for their first C-USA victory of the season as the three teams opened up conference play at 0-2.
Blue Raider Bullet Points
• The Blue Raiders are fourth in C-USA in saves this season with 50 total. MT averages 5.00 saves per game to Southern Miss' 4.45 and LA Tech's 2.17.
• Kelsey Bouwer is third in C-USA with 48 of those saves this season. She is only behind FAU's Sydney Drinkwater with 48 saves and UAB's Angelica Jimenez with 62 saves.
• The Lady Techsters and the Golden Eagles lead the league in goals scored as LA Tech has 44 goals this season (3.67 goals/game) and Southern Miss has recorded 24 goals (2.18/game).
• Despite the two team's scoring ability LA Tech allows the 10th-most goals scored in C-USA while Southern Miss allows the most goals scored in the league with 1.91 allowed.
• Middle Tennessee finished its inaugural season in Conference USA with a 3-5-2 record with wins over UAB, FAU and FIU and ties against Old Dominion and 2014 C-USA Preseason favorite Charlotte.
• MT has recorded at least three non-conference wins in the last five seasons.
• This marks the Blue Raiders second trip to Mississippi this season after they played Ole Miss earlier in the year, while this marks MT's first trip to Louisiana since October of the 2012 season when they defeated ULM 3-1 and Louisiana 2-0.
• Middle Tennessee has gone to overtime five times already this season and is 2-2-1 when playing in extra time.
• The Blue Raiders' five overtime games this season is tied for the third-most in MT program history. The most overtime games by Middle Tennessee in a season were in 2010 and 2007 when the Blue Raiders had six overtime games.
• Four different Blue Raiders have registered goals this season with Grace Summers leading the way with four this season.
• Brouwer is on pace to surpass her 2013 save total of 80 saves. With 4.80 saves per game in 2014 she is projected to collect 86.4 saves this year.
• Twenty-five Blue Raiders have seen the pitch this season with 10 players playing in all ten of the matches this season.
• Angie Lai leads the team with the best shot on goal percentage with 52 percent of her 19 shots going on frame.
• MT returns to Dean A. Hayes Track and Soccer Stadium next week when they host FAU and FIU to continue the conference slate. MT has eight more regular season contests with three of those on their home pitch.
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