Bobcats Trek to Siena for Saturday Contest - Quinnipiac University Athletics

HAMDEN, CT — The Quinnipiac men's soccer team plays a Halloween matinee on Saturday afternoon, taking on the Saints of Siena at 2 PM in Loudonville, NY.

Still within four points of a regular season title, the Bobcats can also clinch a first-round bye on Saturday, with a Quinnipiac victory and a Marist loss/draw to Manhattan.

THE MATCHUP
Quinnipiac at Siena | 2:00 PM
Location: Loudonville, NY
Watch Live: ESPN+
Live Stats: GoBobcats.com

LAST TIME OUT

The Bobcats fended off an Iona comeback on Wednesday afternoon, defeating the Gaels 3-2 at the Quinnipiac Soccer Stadium.
Taehyeon Lim recorded a multi-point day, scoring the game's second goal and dishing an assist on the eventual game-winner by Francisco Ferreira.
Remy Barone also kept his hot stretch going, scoring in the 34^th minute to even the proceedings.

THE SERIES VS. SIENA

Quinnipiac is 11-3-2 against Siena in a series that dates back to Sept. 2001.
However, Siena has won two of the last three, but it was the Bobcats earning a 1-0 victory at home on Oct. 25, 2025.
Francisco Ferreira recorded an assist on the Alex Miller game-winner in the 52^nd minute, as they took home the win.

SCOUTING THE SAINTS

The Saints enter the weekend at 3-5-7 on the year with 1-1-6 mark in Metro.
They have tied each of their last three matchups and kept a clean sheet in three of the last four outings.

LIMSANITY

Sophomore midfielder Taehyeon Lim is flying ahead of the Metro scoring leaderboard right now, currently leading the league with 25 points after scoring 11 goals and dishing three assists in 12 games.
He is the first double-figure goal-scorer for the Bobcats since David Bercedo and Tomas Svecula each put 10 home in the 2022 season, also the last time the Bobcats lifted the conference trophy.
The Montreal, Quebec native is also the third person in NCAA Division I Men's Soccer this season to put up two hat tricks this season, pairing his Aug. 28 outburst against Yale with Saturday's performance.

BALANCING ACT

The Bobcats have seen offense from a multitude of areas this season.
12 different Bobcats have recorded at least a goal, while three others have an assist to provide a balanced attack.

IN SAFE HAN(SEN)

First-year netminder Alexander Hansen has recorded a pair of Metro Conference Defensive Player of the Week honors and also has a Rookie of the Week honor to his name.
The Danish netminder currently holds a 1.52 goals-against average and .766 save percentage this season, while leading the league with 4.92 saves per game. This mark also has him 17^th in the country.
Hansen's 59 saves also lead the Metro and rank him 28^th nationally.

THE DA COSTA FILE

Head Coach Eric Da Costa enters year 22 with the Bobcat program, currently sitting with 171 career victories and a pair of NCAA Tournament appearances.
He has made the postseason tournament 12 of the last 14 seasons, including 11 of the last 13 METRO postseasons.
He has an overall record of 171-172-64.

RETURNING PROWESS

William Holum leads the returning scorers for the Bobcats, potting four goals and adding an assist during the 2025 campaign. He made 18 appearances, starting 17 of them.
Other multi-goal scorers returning include Andrew Monteserin (two goals) and Benjamin Telle (two goals).
Fynn Ost returns to lead the Quinnipiac backline where he logged 1165 minutes a season ago, making 14 starts and three more appearances off the bench.

FIFTH IN THE METRO

The 2026 Metro Conference preseason poll placed Quinnipiac fifth in the league rankings ahead of this year's campaign, tied with Marist.
The Bobcats earned 109 points in the poll and will face each of the teams ahead of them in the league season.

For an inside look at the Quinnipiac men's soccer program, be sure to follow it on social media @QU_MSOC or go to gobobcats.com/msoc.

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Players Mentioned

Remy Barone

Francisco Ferreira

Alexander Hansen

William Holum

Taehyeon Lim

Alex Miller

Andrew Monteserin

Fynn Ost

Benjamin Telle

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