FULTON, Mo. — The William Woods Men's Soccer team looks to snap a two-game AMC conference losing streak when they host Williams Baptist College at Firley field Saturday at 12 p.m.

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About the Owls
- The Owls enter the match with a 7-3 record on the season. The Owls hit their first losing streak of the season after losing to Columbia and Lindenwood-Belleville.
- The Owls suffered a devastating blow after losing to Lindenwood-Belleville in double overtime with one second left. The Owls were defeated 2-1.
- Rodrigo Alves ranks fourth in the NAIA in game-winning-goals this season. He has three game-winning-goals on the season. He scored the game-winning-goals against Sterling College, Culver-Stockton and Missouri Baptist. Along with scoring the game-winning goals, Alves leads the team on the season with 18 goals scored.
- Conor Cable had 12 saves in the last match against Lindenwood-Belleville, which was a season-high for Cable. He has a goals against average of 0.860. His goals against average ranks him 37th in the nation. He has six wins on the season.
- William Woods is averaging 6.7 shots on goal per game. The Owls had seven shots on goal in its last game against Lindenwood-Belleville.

About the Eagles
- The Eagles enter the match with a 1-3 overall record and a 1-1 AMC conference record, placing fifth right now in the AMC.
- Mattheus Allonso leads Williams Baptist with eight shots on goal and is averaging 4.0 shots per game. He ranks 26th in the nation with 4.0 shots per game.
- Eagles goalkeeper, Javier Piedra has a total of 13 saves on the season, which leads Williams Baptist. He is allowing 1.62 goals against average this season
- Williams Baptist has attempted 51 shots on the season with 35 of the shots coming in the first half of games. Mattheus Allonso leads the team with 16 shots on the season.

What's Next
- The Owls travel to Henderson, Tennessee and Batesville, Arkansas to face Freed-Hardeman University and Lyon College in American Midwest Conference action.