St. Thomas Men’s Soccer Looks to Avenge Loss to Denver and Secure Win Against Green Bay
Key points:
- St. Thomas Men's Soccer is heading back on the road to face Denver and Green Bay.
- St. Thomas previously lost to Denver but has drawn against Green Bay in their previous match-ups.
- The team has been performing well defensively at home and is led by goalkeepers Tucker Mann and Moritz Krenc.
St. Thomas Men’s Soccer is hitting the road once again for back-to-back matches against Denver and Green Bay. St. Thomas previously faced Denver earlier this season, losing by a score of 2-0. The match against Green Bay will be the third meeting between the two teams, with both previous matches ending in a draw. If you can’t make it to the matches, you can follow along through live streams and stats on tommiesports.com. The Tommies’ defense has been strong at home, allowing only five goals so far this season. Senior goalkeeper Tucker Mann and freshman goalkeeper Moritz Krenc have been a solid tandem in goal, with a combined goals against average of 2.08. Graduate students Isaac Eckroth and Wes Lorrens have also been key players for the Tommies. Denver is led by head coach Jamie Franks, while Green Bay is coached by Jeremy Bonomo.
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