WAVERLY, Iowa - Wartburg men's soccer will travel to Cedar Rapids, Iowa on Saturday, April 3 for a contest against Coe College with kickoff set for 7:30 p.m. at Clark Field and Track.

Saturday, April 3 - 7:30 p.m. - Cedar Rapids, Iowa - Clark Field and Track
Wartburg Knights (1-1 A-R-C) at Coe College (0-2 A-R-C)

Attendance Policy 
Spectators are permitted to attend Coe College outdoor athletic events and are required to follow campus and county regulations in regards to masking and social distancing. Fans must wear face coverings while outdoors, and must sit with their immediate family and/or travel party. No admission fees will be charged. More information here. 

Last Time Out
The Knights competed against the University of Dubuque on Tuesday, March 30 and fell 1-0 in a hard-fought match. 

A scoreless first half featured a 6-3 shot advantage for Dubuque, with the home team also holding a 2-0 lead in corner kicks. Wartburg was assigned a pair of yellow cards early in the second half, but was able to apply more offensive pressure in the final 45 minutes, doubling its shot total.

Dubuque scored the game-winner at 66:53  mark, finishing off a rebound upon a save from Wartburg goalkeeper Brennon Woody. Woody made four saves in goal while suffering the loss during his second start of the year. Anzuruni Kimba led the Knights with three shots and one on goal.

Season Stats
The Knights are averaging four tallies per game on 15.5 shots with a shot on goal percentage of 64.5%. Freshman Kyle Tremelling paces Wartburg with three goals while fellow freshman Yushin Gossin has posted a team-high two assists. Sophomore netminder Woody has started in both games this season and has allowed just one goal with a save percentage of 80%.  

Coe College
The Kohawks enter the match following two straight losses against Central College and Nebraska Wesleyan University. In the two games, Coe has conceded a total of five goals and has knocked in just one of its own.

The Kohawks average six shots per contest, including a shot on goal percentage of 41.7%. Sophomore goalkeeper Brayden Koch has tallied the only goal of the season for Coe and freshman midfielder Zachary Mooney has the lone assist. Koch has started in net during both games this season and has a goals against average of 2.27 and a save percentage of 54.5%.