@ Wagner
October 16, 2015  // 2:00 p.m.
Staten Island N.Y. // Wagner College Stadium

@ Saint Francis U
October 18, 2015  // 3:00 p.m.
Loretto, Pa.  // Stokes Soccerplex
 
Capsule
For the second time in as many weeks, Robert Morris will travel to Staten Island to take on Wagner in a Northeast Conference game. Originally slated for Oct. 2, the first match was cancelled due to weather. RMU is coming off a tough-luck overtime loss to Bryant, 1-0, a game in which it outshot its opponent 18-7. The Seahawks got their first conference win last Friday against LIU in a 2-1 battle. Both teams currently sit in 6^th place in the NEC with 1-1 as they prepare for this pivotal matchup.
 
The Colonials return trip to Moon Township will stop about 90 miles short as they spend Sunday, Oct. 18 in Loretto, Pa. for a 3:00 p.m. match against Saint Francis U. The Red Flash sit atop the league standings at 4-0 after posting an 0-9-1 record in non-conference matches.
 
The Series vs. Wagner
Robert Morris and Wagner have met every year since 1994 with the series record dead even at 10-10-1. Shutouts have been a common trend with 12 of the 21 contests being of the shutout variety, including the last six contests. RMU has lost the last two matches by a score of 1-0, but have won six of their last nine meetings. The Colonials are looking for their first win at Wagner since 2011.
 
The Series vs. Saint Francis U.
Robert Morris hasn't defeated Saint Francis U since 2002 and trail in the all-time series, 5-13-3. RMU is 0-9-3 in the last 12 meetings of these squads with last season's game resulting in a scoreless draw. The Colonials have just one win in Loretto, a 3-2 victory in 1999.
 
Musket Shots
- Three different players scored and five were credited with points in a 3-2 win against Sacred Heart last Friday
- Erin Ritzer had a goal and an assist, Cassie Raymond tallied her team-leading fifth goal and Kristie Hamilton netted her first of the season
- Raymond is fourth in the league in both points (11) and goals (5)
- Madison Kozlowski recorded two assists last week in a loss to IPFW, giving the senior 23 points in her career, good enough for 15th most at RMU
- Gabrielle Corrente's game winning goal in the 88th minute at Grand Canyon was the third latest goal in regulation in RMU history.
-With four assists this season, Kristie Hamilton is currently third all-time at RMU in career assists with 15.
-Kayla Kelley was an All-NEC First Team selection in 2014
 
Coming Up
Robert Morris continues a four-game road trip with a 5:00 p.m. at Central Connecticut State on Friday, Oct. 23, before swinging into New York for a Oct. 25 match-up at LIU Brooklyn.