Brockport, NY – This Wednesday, the No. 2 seeded SUNY Brockport women's soccer team will be hosting No. 6 Geneseo for the SUNYAC Semifinals. The match is scheduled to begin at 6pm at Brockport's home turf.
 
Catch the Doubleheader: The men's soccer team hosts the semifinal match at 3pm and right after that is the women's semifinal match at 6pm. Admission prices are $5 for adults, $3 for children, and free for SUNYAC students with student IDs. Check the following links on Wednesday to keep up with both Golden Eagle soccer programs in the postseason:
 
#2 Brockport vs #3 Oneonta – Men's SUNYAC Semifinal
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#2 Brockport vs #6 Geneseo – Women's SUNYAC Semifinal
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First Round Bye: The No. 1 & 2 seeds in the SUNYAC Tournament earned first round byes to go with hosting rights for the semifinal rounds. Both Cortland and Brockport secured spots straight through the semis after locking up the top two seeds in the standings. This will be the first time since 2001 that the Golden Eagles will host the SUNYAC Semifinals on their home turf.
 
Recent Postseason History: Head Coach Mike Idland has the women's soccer program back in the postseason for a fourth year in a row. This will be the second time in that span where the Golden Eagles have made a run to the semifinal match. Idland has led the team to the SUNYAC Tournament six times since taking over in 2016. Earning the No. 2 seed this season, it is Brockport's highest seed since being the No. 1 seed back in 2012.
 
Key Playmakers: With 27 total points from 10 goals and seven assists, Jaylah Cossin ranks second in the SUNYAC in points, third in goals, and second in assists. She recently scored her 10^th goal of the year in the regular season finale against Potsdam. Katie Hotaling is the other double-digit points scorer for the Green and Gold, earning 10 points from three goals and four helpers. Lara Kanbur and McKenna Slate have both contributed four goals offensively this season.
 
McCrosson's Big Year: Madeline McCrosson is having a standout year in net for Brockport as a sophomore. She is near the top of the SUNYAC statistically and ranks Top-25 nationally in several categories. Her goals against average of .260 is seventh best in the nation, her saves percentage of .935 is fourth in the country, and her nine solo shutouts is tied for ninth nationally.
 
Soaring Higher: This season the Golden Eagles tied two marks previously set in the program. With 12 wins, Coach Idland ties his personal-best win total since taking over at Brockport that he set back in 2019 when the team went 12-7-1. With 13 total clean sheets on the year, the squad ties the single-season program record for shutouts that was originally set in 1995.
 
Against Geneseo: In recent years, Geneseo comfortably owns the head-to-head matchup against Brockport. The Knights own a 1-8-1 record against the Green and Gold in the last 10 meetings between the two programs. Earlier this season, Brockport and Geneseo battled to a 0-0 draw. The Golden Eagles are looking for their first win over the Knights since 2013, when they picked up a 1-0 victory at home.
 
Scouting the Knights: The Geneseo Knights won their first round matchup against Plattsburgh, 4-0, on the road to advance into the SUNYAC Semifinals. They went 7-3-7 overall and 2-1-6 in conference play to earn the No. 6 seed for the postseason. Geneseo's leading scorers for the year are #21 Abby Foster and #10 Liv Raucci, as both have 12 points on five goals and two assists. #1 Mollie Collins is the starter in net, earning nine shutouts and a .879 saves percentage. She also owns a 0.47 goals against average, giving up just seven scores all season.
 
Win or Go Home: Now in the postseason, it is the time of the year where a loss can bring the campaign to a close. Both Brockport and Geneseo put the season on the line Wednesday night, with the winners heading to the SUNYAC Championship game on Saturday, November 4^th.