Siena Men's Soccer achieved a historic milestone by winning its first Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championship with a 2-1 victory over Sacred Heart. The decisive goal came from Martin Piedeleu, while goalkeeper Bennet Glinder made a critical save on a late penalty kick to secure the win. This triumph marks the culmination of Siena's 50th varsity season and their first-ever appearance in the NCAA Tournament. The team has shown remarkable form, with eight wins and four draws in their last 13 matches, concluding the season at 9-5-4.

By the Numbers
  • Siena's 50th varsity season culminated in a 2-1 MAAC Championship victory.
  • The Saints are unbeaten in their last 12 matches (8-1-4).
  • Bennet Glinder made nine saves and was named MAAC Tournament MVP.
  • Siena will participate in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history.
State of Play
  • The Saints ended Sacred Heart's 11-match unbeaten streak with this victory.
  • Lucas Almeida scored and assisted, continuing his scoring streak to four consecutive matches.
What's Next

The complete NCAA Tournament field will be revealed on Monday, providing fans and players with information about Siena's upcoming matchup.

Bottom Line

Siena Men's Soccer has not only made history by clinching their first conference title but has also demonstrated exceptional team resilience and skill, essential for their future success in the NCAA Tournament.