<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3W1zQv_0wD3tzSG00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3W1zQv_0wD3tzSG00" width="800" height="450" >The UMass Lowell men's soccer team is set to face Binghamton on October 19, looking to bounce back from a recent 2-1 home loss to Bryant. With a current record of 6-2-4 and standing at 1-1-1 in America East (AE) play, the River Hawks aim to improve their position in the conference. Key players include junior Oliver Holmstrom, who has scored four goals, and graduate student Guillermo Francés Poquet, leading the team with eight points. Both teams are seeking crucial conference points, with Binghamton holding a 1-2-0 AE record.<ul><li>River Hawks have a current record of 6-2-4, with 1-1-1 in conference play.</li><li>Junior Oliver Holmstrom leads the team with four goals this season.</li><li>Graduate student Guillermo Francés Poquet has three goals and two assists for eight points.</li></ul>State of Play<ul><li>UMass Lowell's recent loss to Bryant marked their first conference defeat of the season.</li><li>The River Hawks are aiming for their best start since 2016, needing a win to improve to 2-1-1 in AE play.</li><li>Holmstrom is ranked 12th nationally with three game-winning goals, showcasing clutch performance.</li></ul>A win against Binghamton would solidify UMass Lowell's standing and potentially secure at least a share of third place in the conference, as they aim to continue their strong season.Bottom LineFor the River Hawks, a victory on Saturday is crucial—not only for confidence after a setback but also to maintain momentum in a competitive conference landscape. Key players stepping up will be vital for their success.</div></body>

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UMass Lowell River Hawks Clash with Binghamton Bearcats

The UMass Lowell men's soccer team is set to face Binghamton on October 19, looking to bounce back from a recent 2-1 home loss to Bryant. With a current record of 6-2-4 and standing at 1-1-1 in America East (AE) play, the River Hawks aim to improve their position in the conference. Key players include junior Oliver Holmstrom, who has scored four goals, and graduate student Guillermo Francés Poquet, leading the team with eight points. Both teams are seeking crucial conference points, with Binghamton holding a 1-2-0 AE record.