INDIANAPOLIS - The IU Indy men's soccer team (4-3-3, 1-1-1 HL) will be on the road for the second week, heading to Moon Township, PA, to face off against Robert Morris at 3:00 PM on Saturday (Oct. 4). This past weekend, the Jaguars had a very defensive battle against conference opponent Green Bay, resulting in a 0-0 outcome. Senior goalkeeper Cameron Maung-Maung was strong inside the net, registering four saves, and Junior Jose Antonio Herrera led the team with two shots and one shot on goal.

Through ten games, senior Youri Keijser leads the team in points with two goals and three assists, totaling seven points, and right behind Keijser with six points is sophomore Stan Klaver, who leads the team in goals with three. There are four Jags who have registered over 700 minutes of playing time. Sophomore Bali Esquivel, Herrera, Senior Brady Horn, and Maung-Maung, with Horn leading the team in minutes with 855 and Herrera behind him with 848.    

QUOTABLE
"The clean sheet and a point on the road are the positives for today, but the result is better than the performance. I thought we lacked creativity in possession and simply didn't create enough on offense to deserve much more out of this game." Head coach Sid van Druenen 

SCOUTING ROBERT MORRIS
The Colonials are (3-1-4, 1-0-2 HL)  on the season, with all three of their wins being shutout victories and one being against a conference opponent, Detroit Mercy 4-0, and two of the goals and one assist coming from senior defender Fabian Overkamp.

Through eight games, freshman Royie Rahamim leads Robert Morris in goals with four, in shots with 16, and in shot on goal percentage with 0.625, and has one assist, totaling ten points. Behind Rahamim are three players who have a total of five points each. Sophomore Jack Bejarano, with one goal and three assists, redshirt freshman Jaxson Lee, also with one goal and three assists, and Overkamp, with two goals and one assist. Inside the net, junior Josh Lane has registered 28 saves and a save percentage of 0.778 and has allowed eight goals.  

INSIDE THE SERIES
In their four total matchups, the Jaguars are 1-3 all-time against Robert Morris, with the last match up resulting in a 3-2 loss, with both goals coming from junior Herrera.    

UP NEXT
The Jaguars will host Purdue Fort Wayne on Saturday (Oct.11) at 5:00 PM inside Carroll Stadium and is scheduled to be broadcast on ESPN+.