ITHACA, N.Y. - A quick turnaround from Saturday night, Cornell men's soccer returns to action on Tuesday night, meeting Colgate at 7 p.m. on Berman Field.
 

Game Information:

Cornell vs. Colgate
SITE: Berman Field, Ithaca, N.Y.
RECORDS: #24 Cornell, 7-1-1, 2-0-0 Ivy League, Season stats
                     Colgate, 0-12-0, 0-5-0 Patriot League, Season stats
SERIES RECORD: Cornell leads, 60-32-7
BROADCAST: Ivy League Network on ESPN+
STATS: CornellBigRed.com
 

Last Time Out:

• Box Score
• Recap
• Cornell improved to 7-1-1 on the season with a 5-4 win over Harvard on Saturday, Oct. 9.
• Senior Emeka Eneli, sophomore Wilson Eisner, fifth-year Tyler Bagley, freshman Alioune Ka and junior Connor Drought each scored for the Big Red.
• Bagley led the team with three assists while senior Jonah Kagen and Eisner each had one.
• Cornell got out to a 5-0 lead at halftime before Harvard gained momentum in the second half of play.
 

Big Red in the Rankings:

• Cornell is ranked #24 in the country as of last week. New rankings do not come out until Tuesday afternoon.
• It's Cornell's first appearance in the United Soccer Coaches rankings since Oct. 4, 2018.
• Cornell ranks No. 2 in the United Soccer Coaches Northeast Region behind New Hampshire.
• The Big Red rank No. 13 in the NCAA Men's Soccer RPI. Here is the rank for Cornell's remaining opponents: Colgate (170), Yale (122), Binghamton (92), Brown (163), Princeton (125), Dartmouth (143), Columbia (169).
 

Big Red by the Numbers:

• Cornell boasts the top-ranked scoring offense in the country averaging 3.11 goals per game.
• The Big Red ranks first in points per game (8.67), second in shots on goal per game (8.44) and 12th in total goals (24).
• Senior Tyler Bagley ranks first nationally in points per game (2.67), third in goals per game (1.00), third in total points (24) and sixth in total goals (9).
 

About Colgate:

• Colgate is 0-12 this season and has been outscored by its opponents by a 25-2 tally.
• Opponents are averaging 2.08 goals per game against the Raiders on 12.6 shots per game and 77 total shots on goal.
• Max Edelstein and Ryan Krueger have each scored one goal for Colgate. Krueger has not appeared in each of Colgate's last four matches.
• Aidan Davock and Drew Fischer each have an assist to their name.
• Nick Gerlach drew the last start in goal for the Raiders and has made 35 saves in net this season while allowing 1.90 goals against on average. Andrew Cooke has started four games in net for Colgate, allowing 2.25 goals against on average and making 16 saves.
 

The Series vs. Colgate:

• Cornell leads the all-time series with Colgate, 60-23-7. The Big Red last met Colgate on Oct. 8, 2019 and defeated the Raiders by a score of 1-0. Griffin Garrard scored the game-winning goal for Cornell in the 74th minute.
 

Defensive Darlings:

• Jonah Kagen, Tate Keir, Henry Hylbert and Kisa Kiingi are the primary starters in Cornell's back line, with Mateo Rodriguez, Nick Allen, Connor Drought, and Cam Maquat also making starts. Hylbert and Kagen have each made eight starts in nine games.
• Goalkeeper Brady McSwain has started all nine of Cornell's matches thus far making 33 saves. McSwain owns a .702 save percentage and a 1.48 goals against average.
 

Midfield Maestros:

• Tyler Bagley, Harry Fuller, Wilson Eisner and Lalo Serrano have been Cornell's consistent starting four in the midfield all season.
• Bagley is the team leader in goals (9), while Fuller has five to his name. Eisner if tied for fifth on the team in points with four, on one goal and two assists.
• Kagen has the ability to shift up into the midfield as well, along with Alioune Ka and Brandon Morales. Morales is tied for second on the team in assists with three.
 

Fast Forwards:

• Emeka Eneli has started all nine games up front for the Big Red and has been joined by Charles Touche, Matthew Goncalves and Brandon Morales in the starting lineup this season.
• Eneli owns six goals and is tied for second on the team in assists with three. Touche has scored one goal and contributed two assists so far this season.
• Griffin Garrard and Alioune Ka have also seen time at the forward position. Ka has two goals to his name while Garrard has one assist.
 

Up Next:

• Cornell returns to Ivy League competition on Saturday when it travels to New Haven, Conn. to meet Yale at 4 p.m.