University of Delaware Athletics

Delgado Seeks School Points Record Saturday as Hens Open CAA Play vs. William & Mary
9/16/2016 4:56:00 PM | Men's Soccer
No. rv Delaware (5-1-0, 0-0-0 CAA) vs. No. rv William & Mary (5-1-0, 0-0-0 CAA)
📅 DATE:  Saturday, September 17, 2016
🕖 TIME:  7 p.m. Eastern
📍 LOCATION:  Stuart & Suzanne Grant Stadium - Newark, Del.
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LAST TIME OUT ⚽️
As has been the case throughout his four-year career in a Delaware uniform, Guillermo Delgado had a hand in all three of the Hens goals Wednesday evening as No. rv UD picked up the 3-1 victory over Seton Hall at Stuart & Suzanne Grant Stadium. Delgado finished the game with four points on a goal and two assists and in the process collected his 99th career point to tie the University of Delaware's all-time leader, Mike Biggs, who did so from 1968-70. Delgado opened the evening's scoring in the 23rd minute as he collected a pass from Dani Laguna and tapped it in from just in front of the goal line. The pair connected again in the 37th minute, but this time it was Delgado dished it out to Laguna, who put in the shot from more than 20 yards out on the left side. SHU's Jordan Kinoshi tallied the Pirates (2-3-1) lone goal in the 74th minute after collecting the loose ball in front of the net. Carlos Perales notched his first goal of the season in the 87th minute as he also received the cross from Delgado to give the Hens the 3-1 final tally. Todd Morton (West Chester, Pa./Henderson) stopped a season-best five shots for the win while Seton Hall's Peyton Elder earned his first career start between the pipes and registered three saves.
· With his goal against Seton Hall, Guillermo Delgado also inches closer to Mike Biggs' all-time goals record of 47 as Delgado sits with 42.
· Delgado's two assists versus the Pirates bumped him up to 15 for his career, which ties him for fifth in the record books with former teammate, Joe Dipre (2012-15).
· Delaware is 42-78-16 (.368) all-time in CAA play; however, UD has posted a conference mark of 22-15-9 (.576) since 2011. In that span, the Hens have earned four trips to the CAA Tournament Finals while claiming the 2011 league title.
· Saturday's game is the fourth of six straight at home for Delaware.
· The Blue Hens have outshot opponents, 97-51, so far this year.
· Guillermo Delgado, Thomas de Villardi and Thibault Philippe garnered Preseason All-CAA accolades.
· Guillermo Delgado, a three-time All-American, was one of 28 men nationally named MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List.
· Guillermo Delgado, Thibault Philippe and Ben Sampson once again serve as the team's captains in 2016.
· Jaime Martinez is tied for 12th in the record books with 11 career assists.
NCAA DIVISION I STATISTICAL TEAM RANKINGS (TOP 25)
     ·  Shutout Percentage – 7th – 0.67
     ·  W-L-T Percentage – 13th – .833
     ·  Save Percentage – 14th – .857
     ·  Team Goals Against Average – 17th – 0.5
     ·  Shots Per Game – 19th – 16.17
     ·  Total Assists – 21st – 11.0
     ·  Shots on Goal Per Game – 22nd – 7.17
 
NCAA DIVISION I STATISTICAL INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS (TOP 25)
     ·  Total Points – Guillermo Delgado – 6th – 14.0
     ·  Shots on Goal Per Game – Guillermo Delgado – 6th – 2.33
     ·  Total Assists – Guillermo Delgado / Dani Laguna – 9th – 4.0
     ·  Points Per Game – Guillermo Delgado – 10th – 2.33
     ·  Total Goals – Guillermo Delgado – 10th – 5.0
     ·  Game-Winning Goals – Dani Laguna – 13th – 2.0
     ·  Assists Per Game – Guillermo Delgado / Dani Laguna – 18th – 4.0
     ·  Goals Per Game – Guillermo Delgado – 20th – 0.83
     ·  Goals Against Average – Todd Morton – 20th – 0.50
     ·  Shots Per Game – Guillermo Delgado – 20th – 3.83
     ·  Save Percentage – Todd Morton – 23rd – .850
SERIES INFORMATION 💪
     · W&M leads the all-time series, 13-4-1, over the Blue Hens, but Delaware has won three straight over the Tribe, all of which came by a score of 3-1.
     ·  Last season, Dani Laguna posted a career game with two goals, including the game-winner in the 77th minute, after missing four games with an injury as Delaware defeated the Tribe in Williamsburg last season in the regular season finale.
     ·  In the last matchup in Newark, the Hens upset No. 21 William & Mary behind three points from Jaime Martinez and two assists from Roberto Giménez.
· A long-time member of the Tribe men's soccer program, Chris Norris (William & Mary '94) enters his 25th season overall at the College and his 12th as the program's head men's soccer coach. He has guided the Tribe to the NCAA Tournament three times as head coach, including a berth in the Sweet Sixteen in 2010.
ABOUT WILLIAM & MARY
William & Mary, which started to receive votes in the NSCAA Top 25, looks to move its winning streak to six games Saturday. The Tribe is coming off of a 1-0 victory against Georgetown on Tuesday, previously on the win streak W&M topped No. 21 Coastal Carolina (2-1), Liberty (2-0), Longwood (2-0), and Campbell (5-1). Freshman Reeves Trott leads the Tribe offense with 10 points on four goals and two assists. Junior William Eskay is just off of the pace with three goals, two assists, and eight points, while sophomore Ryder Bell is third on the team with two goals, two assists, and six points. Redshirt junior goalkeeper Phil Breno has played every minute in goal so far this season. He owns a 0.67 goals-against average, with 14 saves, and three shutouts.



















