Completed Event: Men's Soccer at Seton Hall on September 19, 2025 , Loss , 0, to, 2
Men's Soccer
at Seton Hall
Final
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Providence College Athletics
Saturday, October 8
Providence, R.I.
12:00 PM
Providence College
3-3-5, 1-1-3
3
vs
3
Marquette University
4-6-2, 0-2-2
1
2
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Marquette
1
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3
Providence
0
3
3
Photo by: Keith Nordstrom
Men’s Soccer Ties Marquette 3-3 At Home In BIG EAST Play
10/8/2022 3:42:00 PM | Men's Soccer
Senior Esben Wolf scored his first goal of the season.
Providence, R.I. – The Providence College men's soccer team tied Marquette University, 3-3, on Saturday, Oct. 8 at home. Esben Wolf (Copenhagen, Denmark) and Gil Santos (Parede, Portugal) each contributed to the Friars' three points.
SCORE
Providence 3 | Marquette 3
RECORDS
Providence 3-3-5 (1-1-3 BIG EAST) | Marquette 4-6-2 (0-2-2 BIG EAST)
VENUE
Chapey Field at Anderson Stadium | Providence, R.I.
GAME FLOW & NOTES
- Providence had a slow start as the Golden Eagles took the first three shots of the game.
- Brendan McSorley (Randolph, N.J.) responded with back-to-back shot attempts to start the Friars off.
-Ramzi Qawasmy (Lansdale, Pa.) recorded a huge block in the 32nd minute to maintain the 0-0 tie.
- Lukas Sunesson converted on a penalty kick in the 44th minute to give Marquette a 1-0 lead after a Friar handball in the box.
- Providence was able to tie the Golden Eagles after forcing an own goal in the 60th minute.
- Marquette's Beto Solo had an immediate response as he struck the ball from just outside the box in the 62nd minute to put the Golden Eagles back on top, 2-1.
- Providence was able to take the lead after Esben Wolf and Gil Santos scored in the late minutes of the game. Wolf scored his first goal of the season off a header from Armaan Wilson (Kleinburg, Ontario) and Santos took a strong strike at the top of the box.
- Marquette's Tristan Ronnestad-Stevens received a red card in the 89th minute of the game, giving the Friars the 11 on 10 advantage.
-The Golden Eagles took advantage of an open net in the 89th minute by taking long shot from over 30 yards out for the equalizer.
- The Friars outshot the Golden Eagles 16-15 and maintained the 8-7 edge on corner kicks.
-Lukas Burns (Cinnaminson, N.J.) collected a season-high seven saves.
HOW THEY SCORED
(1-0) – Marquette– 43:10/1st – Lukas Sunesson converted on a penalty kick to the bottom right corner of the net after a Friar handball in the box.
(1-1) – Providence – 59:28/2nd – An own goal by Marquette gave the Friars the 1-1 tie.
(2-1) – Marquette – 61:09/2nd – Beto Solo got the shot off through two Providence defenders just outside the box to hit the bottom right corner of the net.
(2-2) – Providence – 74:35 – Esben Wolf headed the ball to the back of the net as the Friars were able to convert on a corner kick from Armaan Wilson
(3-2) – Providence – 82:19/2nd – Gil Santos took a strike from the top of the box to hit the bottom left corner of the net for the Friars' third goal.
(3-3) – Marquette – 88:46 – Edrey Caceres took advantage of an open net, getting the shot off from over 30 yards out.
GOALKEEPERS
Marquette– Ludvig Malberg – 6 saves, 3 goals allowed
Providence – Lukas Burns – 7 saves, 3 goals allowed
STAT COMPARISON
Marquette-
Shots: 15
Shots on goal: 10
Corner kicks: 7
Fouls: 5
Saves: 6
Providence-
Shots: 16
Shots on goal: 8
Corner kicks: 8
Fouls: 14
Saves: 7
WHAT'S NEXT
The Friars will travel to Washington, D.C to take on BIG EAST rival Georgetown University on Wednesday, Oct. 12 at 3:00 p.m.
-GO FRIARS!-
SCORE
Providence 3 | Marquette 3
RECORDS
Providence 3-3-5 (1-1-3 BIG EAST) | Marquette 4-6-2 (0-2-2 BIG EAST)
VENUE
Chapey Field at Anderson Stadium | Providence, R.I.
GAME FLOW & NOTES
- Providence had a slow start as the Golden Eagles took the first three shots of the game.
- Brendan McSorley (Randolph, N.J.) responded with back-to-back shot attempts to start the Friars off.
-Ramzi Qawasmy (Lansdale, Pa.) recorded a huge block in the 32nd minute to maintain the 0-0 tie.
- Lukas Sunesson converted on a penalty kick in the 44th minute to give Marquette a 1-0 lead after a Friar handball in the box.
- Providence was able to tie the Golden Eagles after forcing an own goal in the 60th minute.
- Marquette's Beto Solo had an immediate response as he struck the ball from just outside the box in the 62nd minute to put the Golden Eagles back on top, 2-1.
- Providence was able to take the lead after Esben Wolf and Gil Santos scored in the late minutes of the game. Wolf scored his first goal of the season off a header from Armaan Wilson (Kleinburg, Ontario) and Santos took a strong strike at the top of the box.
- Marquette's Tristan Ronnestad-Stevens received a red card in the 89th minute of the game, giving the Friars the 11 on 10 advantage.
-The Golden Eagles took advantage of an open net in the 89th minute by taking long shot from over 30 yards out for the equalizer.
- The Friars outshot the Golden Eagles 16-15 and maintained the 8-7 edge on corner kicks.
-Lukas Burns (Cinnaminson, N.J.) collected a season-high seven saves.
HOW THEY SCORED
(1-0) – Marquette– 43:10/1st – Lukas Sunesson converted on a penalty kick to the bottom right corner of the net after a Friar handball in the box.
(1-1) – Providence – 59:28/2nd – An own goal by Marquette gave the Friars the 1-1 tie.
(2-1) – Marquette – 61:09/2nd – Beto Solo got the shot off through two Providence defenders just outside the box to hit the bottom right corner of the net.
(2-2) – Providence – 74:35 – Esben Wolf headed the ball to the back of the net as the Friars were able to convert on a corner kick from Armaan Wilson
(3-2) – Providence – 82:19/2nd – Gil Santos took a strike from the top of the box to hit the bottom left corner of the net for the Friars' third goal.
(3-3) – Marquette – 88:46 – Edrey Caceres took advantage of an open net, getting the shot off from over 30 yards out.
GOALKEEPERS
Marquette– Ludvig Malberg – 6 saves, 3 goals allowed
Providence – Lukas Burns – 7 saves, 3 goals allowed
STAT COMPARISON
Marquette-
Shots: 15
Shots on goal: 10
Corner kicks: 7
Fouls: 5
Saves: 6
Providence-
Shots: 16
Shots on goal: 8
Corner kicks: 8
Fouls: 14
Saves: 7
WHAT'S NEXT
The Friars will travel to Washington, D.C to take on BIG EAST rival Georgetown University on Wednesday, Oct. 12 at 3:00 p.m.
-GO FRIARS!-
Team Stats
MQ
PC
Goals
3
3
Shots
15
16
Shots on Goal
10
8
Saves
6
7
Corners
7
8
Fouls
5
14
Scoring Plays
Lukas Sunesson (4)
MQ Lukas Sunesson PENALTY KICK GOAL.
43:10
0
GOAL by PC TEAM.
59:28
Beto Soto (2)
GOAL by MQ Soto, Beto.
61:09
Esben Wolf (1)
Assisted By: Armaan Wilson
GOAL by PC Wolf, Esben Assist by Wilson, Armaan.
74:35
Gil Santos (2)
GOAL by PC Santos, Gil.
82:19
Edrey Caceres (3)
GOAL by MQ Caceres, Edrey.
88:46
Game Leaders
mid
Shots
3
SOG
2
Goals
1
Assists
0
fwd
Shots
2
SOG
2
Goals
1
Assists
0
Shots
1
SOG
1
Goals
0
Assists
1
mid
Shots
3
SOG
1
Goals
0
Assists
0
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