CALEDONIA, Mich. — The Panthers earned a 3-3 draw against St. Cloud State on Sunday, responding to each of the Huskies' goals before taking a second-half lead. The Panthers fell 2-0 to Roosevelt on Friday before bouncing back with an offensive effort that secured a point on the road. Davenport returns home for two GLIAC matchups, hosting Purdue Northwest on Friday, Oct. 16, at 2 p.m. before facing Parkside on Sunday, Oct. 18, at 11 a.m. for Senior Day.

The Panthers faced a difficult test against Roosevelt, as goalkeeper Carter McGowan recorded a season-high 11 saves to keep Davenport within reach. Roosevelt scored in each half, while the Panthers continued to search for an equalizer and generated six corner kicks. Drew Matyunas and Kevin Hubbell each recorded two shots, but Davenport was unable to find the back of the net in the 2-0 setback.

Davenport showed a different attacking rhythm Sunday against St. Cloud State, answering both first-half goals to enter halftime tied at 2-2. Alexis Rivera-Velasquez scored his first collegiate goal in the 10th minute off an assist from Archie Oliver, before Jordy Rodriguez found the net for his first goal of the season just a minute after the Huskies regained the lead. The Panthers took their first advantage in the 57th minute when Matyunas finished a pass from Charlie Davis, who recorded his second assist of the afternoon. St. Cloud State equalized in the 71st minute, but Davenport held firm defensively through the closing minutes to secure the 3-3 draw.

Davenport will look to carry Sunday's offensive momentum into its two-game homestand, beginning with Purdue Northwest on Friday. Davis recorded two assists against St. Cloud State, while Rivera-Velasquez, Rodriguez and Matyunas each found the back of the net. McGowan finished the weekend with 16 saves across the two matches, including his season-high performance against Roosevelt. The Panthers will then celebrate Senior Day on Sunday against Parkside, closing the weekend with an opportunity to build momentum at home.

Scouting the Opponents 
Purdue Northwest
About the Lions 

• Purdue Northwest enters the week with a 7-3-2 overall record and a 4-3-1 mark in GLIAC play after falling to Parkside before earning a 1-0 victory over No. 21 Northern Michigan.
• The Lions previously defeated Davenport 1-0 on Sept. 27, with Aloe Berassa scoring in the 15th minute to secure the victory.
• Sophomore Landon Potts leads the Lions with four goals and three assists for 11 points, while Senior Juan Martin Jersonsky has added three goals in 10 appearances, including two game-winning goals. 
• Freshman goalkeeper Estefano Alvear has started nine matches, recording 37 saves, a 1.11 goals-against average and four shutouts while posting a 5-2-2 record.

Parkside 
About the Rangers 

• Parkside enters the week with a 5-6-1 overall record and a 3-4-1 record in GLIAC play after defeating PNW 3-0  and No. 21 Northern Michigan 2-0. 
• Parkside earned both GLIAC weekly honors, with sophomore Pablo Seco named Offensive Player of the Week after scoring twice against Purdue Northwest and senior goalkeeper Mateusz Pass earning Defensive Player of the Week after recording back-to-back shutouts with nine saves. 
• Davenport defeated Parkside 3-2 on Sept. 25, with Dugan Black, Isiah Meyer and Charlie Davis scoring for the Panthers. Hudson Scheiber and Kevin Sosa scored for the Rangers, but Davenport held on for the win. 
• Junior Kevin Sosa leads the Rangers with five goals and 10 points, while sophomore Pablo Seco Zabala has added three goals, including two game-winners. 
• Senior goalkeeper Mateusz Pass has started all 12 matches for the Rangers, recording 58 saves, a 1.17 goals-against average and five shutouts while posting a 5-6-1 record 

Live Coverage
Friday, October 16 vs. Purdue Northwest (2 PM) - Live Video (FloSports) - Live Stats 
Sunday, October 18 vs. Parkside (11 AM) - Live Video (FloSports) - Live Stats