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Men’s Soccer: Huskies prepare for Tuesday night homestand against No. 17 Bryant

The undefeated UConn men’s soccer team (6-0-3) looks to record their second straight victory over a top-25 opponent in a Tuesday night matchup with the No. 17 Bryant Bulldogs (7-0-1), who, like the Huskies, remain unbeaten. This is a tall order for UConn, as the Bulldogs have allowed only three goals in their eight games played. 

The Huskies are fresh off an upset road victory over Big East Conference foe, tenth-ranked Akron on Friday. After suffering a 0-1 deficit early, the Huskies’ offense exploded for three unanswered goals to cruise to a 3-1 victory over the talented Zips squad. UConn’s Preston Alessio, Balthazar Saunders, and Sabri Hanni all found the back of the net in the triumph. 

UConn mens soccer team at the UConn vs Harvard Game. The Huskies will play against the Bryant Bulldogs on Tuesday Sept. 23rd 2025 at Joseph J. Morrone Stadium. Photo by Emma Meidinger/Daily Campus

Senior forward and San Diego State transfer Austin Brummett is leading UConn in nearly every offensive statistical category, including points (13), goals (six), and game-winning goals (three). Saunders, Brummett’s battery mate, is also having a fantastic 2025 campaign, highlighted by his team-high four assists. 

Alessio (Beacon Falls, Conn.) has made an almost instant impact on an already talented UConn squad. Though his minutes played vary from game to game, the freshman makes the most of his time on the field, evident in his stellar performance against Akron. 

As noted earlier, No. 17 Bryant cannot be underestimated, despite competing in the weakly regarded America East Conference. The Bulldogs recently dominated Stonehill on Saturday with a 3-0 shutout, their fifth shutout of the season. 

Goalkeepers Ramon Camejo and Enzo Carvahlo anchor Bryant’s stout defensive effort. The two have combined for 17 saves and are nothing short of brick walls during opponents’ attacks. 

In order to win, the Huskies need to have their high beams on Madrid, Spain native and sophomore Jaime Amaro. The Spanish sensation leads the undefeated Bulldogs with eight points, including four goals, terrorizing opposing defenses and making a name for himself within the America East Conference. 

The game will take place on Tuesday night under the lights at Joseph J. Morrone Stadium (Storrs, Conn.). Kickoff is slated for 6:00 p.m.

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