Oct. 1-2 at Lady Flames Super Regional Preview  
Where: Cleveland Country Club | Cleveland, Tenn.


Women's Golf Notes

• Saint Leo returns to the links after a week off where the Green and Gold took fourth at the Battle at Old South. The Lions finished fourth out of 17 teams with a 605 (+29). 
• Synne Lauritzen and Isabel Nesteus finished inside the top-10 to lead the Lions where Lauritzen tied for 6th, 146 (+2), and Nesteus tied for ninth, 148 (+4). 
• Izzy Lawrence tied for 22nd at eight-over 152, Jasmin Pnaiser (48th, 159), and Rose Morissette (T65, 165). Playing as an individual, Louise Henningsson took 42nd at 156.
• Starting Lineup: Synne Laurizten, Isabel Nesteus, Izzy Lawrence, Jasmin Pnaiser, Louise Henningsson
• Individual: Rose Morissette

Oct. 2 at Florida Southern | 7 PM                            
Where: George W. Jenkins Field House | Lakeland, Fla.
Records:  SLU 8-8, SSC 5-3 | FSC 10-6, SSC 5-3
Coverage Links: Live Stats | Video

Volleyball Notes

• Saint Leo is in search of its first season sweep of Florida Southern since the 2009 campaign. A win on Tuesday night would accomplish that feat and would also snap FSC's 25-match home win streak.
• Sophomore Ashley Quero and junior Nina Vattovaz continue to be the offensive threats for the Saint Leo volleyball team during conference play this season. Quero is averaging 2.97 kills per set over the eight matches while Vattovaz heads into Tuesday's match averaging 2.87 kills per set.
• Florida Southern picked up a pair of home victories this past weekend including defeating No. 9 Palm Beach Atlantic 3-1 and downing Nova Southeastern 3-0. Senior Nicole Mattson continues to lead the Sunshine State Conference in kills by nearly one per set at 4.78. Sophomore Rachael Martin is the Mocs second offensive option at 2.98 kills per set.
• In the 3-2 Saint Leo victory over Florida Southern earlier this season four Lions reached double-figures in kills led by Quero's 15. Junior Annabella Arcari (14), Vattovaz (13) and junior Victoria Omoregie (12) all joined Quero in double-figures. Florida Southern was led by Mattson who had 24 kills in the loss while Martin chipped in 14 as the lone two Mocs in double-figures.

Oct. 3 vs Eckerd | 7 PM 
Where: University Soccer Field | Saint Leo, Fla.
Records:  SLU 2-6, SSC 1-3 | EC 5-3-1, SSC 2-3  
Coverage Links: Live Stats | Video

Women's Soccer Notes

• Saint Leo took two losses last week, both coming from 3-0 decisions after facing Florida Southern and Florida Tech.
• Carolina Solis-Deleon enters the game with three goals as the Lions' offensive leader.
• Julia Ortiz has made 32 saves in the net for Saint Leo. She enters the game with a .681 save percentage.
• Eckerd split the week of competition. The Tritons dropped a 1-0 loss to Embry-Riddle followed by 2-1 win over Lynn. On Saturday, Eckerd took the victory behind a late game-winning goal from Celine Brandt in the 82nd minute. Stephanie Linton also added a goal for the Tritons in the 46th minute. Linton enters the week as Eckerd's leading goal scorer with five.
• Goalkeeper, Casey Winn, has earned 34 saves while earning an .829 save percentage.

 
Oct. 3 at Eckerd | 7 PM                 
Where: University Soccer Field | Saint Leo, Fla.                                    
Records:  SLU 2-7, SSC 0-4 | EC 3-6-1, SSC 1-4                                     
Coverage Links: Live Stats | Video            

Men's Soccer Notes

• Saint Leo was unable to stop No. 19 Florida Tech on Saturday. The 2-1 loss extended the Green and Gold's losing skid to six.
• Elias Niesigk dished out a beautiful cross connecting with Mathis Hardy, who put away the equalizing header in the 38^th minute, his second goal of the season.
• Niesigk leads the Lions' offense with two goals, three assists.
• Goalkeeper, Wessel Berenschot, has made 24 stops while accumulating a .727 save percentage.  
• Eckerd dropped a 1-0 decision to Lynn on Saturday. Last Saturday (September 22), the Tritons also fell to the nationally ranked Florida Tech Panthers, 4-2.
• Both programs have faced Embry-Riddle. Saint Leo ended up on the wrong side of a 2-1 final, while Eckerd clinched a 2-1 victory.
• Juan Tejada has netted six goals, two assists as the Tritons offensive leader.
• Goalkeeper, David Ormiston, enters the game with 18 saves while earning a .563 save percentage.