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Robertson Named MAC Player of the Week
October 31, 2016 | Men's Soccer
Sophomore earns weekly conference honor for first time
Bowling Green State University men's soccer standout Tate Robertson has been named the Mid-American Conference's Player of the Week, the league office announced Monday afternoon (Oct. 31). Robertson, a sophomore, earns the honor for the first time in his BGSU career.
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Robertson, a native of Springfield, Ohio (Catholic Central), was involved in the scoring of all three of BGSU's goals last week. Robertson had a goal and an assist in the Falcons' 2-2 tie with Akron on Saturday night (Oct. 29), as BG remained in first place in the MAC with the result. He scored the first goal of the game, on a one-timer from 40 yards out after the UA goalkeeper had come out to knock a ball out of the box. Then, his cross into the box resulted in the Falcons' second goal of the night, as freshman Chris Brennan headed Robertson's diagonal ball to senior Pat Flynn, who knocked it home at the far post (NOTE: A link to BGSU-Akron highlights can be found near the top of this page). The three-point game was the first of his career.
Robertson also had an assist on Joe Sullivan's goal vs. Fort Wayne in the Falcons' midweek match. He had a team-leading four shots vs. the Mastodons, and very nearly scored in the second half after a long run with the ball into the penalty area. Robertson added a pair of shots vs. the Zips, for a total of six shots – three on goal – in the two matches.
Robertson's four points on the week give him a total of five on the season and eight in his BG career.
The Falcons are 9-5-3 overall and 2-0-2 in MAC play, heading into the final match of the regular season. BGSU hosts Buffalo on Saturday night (Nov. 5), in a 7:00 p.m. start at Cochrane Stadium, and admission is free. With a win over UB, BG would clinch the MAC regular-season title and would host the MAC Tournament the following weekend.
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BGSU MEN'S SOCCER LINKS
Player-of-the-Week release from MAC Office
Falcons Remain in First after 2-2 Draw with Akron
BGSU-Akron Highlights
Flynn, Sullivan Named to Academic All-District Team
Falcons Earn NSCAA Team Academic Award
HERO Sports: Bowling Green Aims to Become Ohio Powerhouse
BG Sentinel-Tribune: Naperville Connection Proves Pivotal for BGSU Men's Soccer
BGSU's 2016 Season Releases/Notes
2016 BGSU Men's Soccer Media Guide | Schedule | Roster
Join the Falcon Club Today!
Robertson, a native of Springfield, Ohio (Catholic Central), was involved in the scoring of all three of BGSU's goals last week. Robertson had a goal and an assist in the Falcons' 2-2 tie with Akron on Saturday night (Oct. 29), as BG remained in first place in the MAC with the result. He scored the first goal of the game, on a one-timer from 40 yards out after the UA goalkeeper had come out to knock a ball out of the box. Then, his cross into the box resulted in the Falcons' second goal of the night, as freshman Chris Brennan headed Robertson's diagonal ball to senior Pat Flynn, who knocked it home at the far post (NOTE: A link to BGSU-Akron highlights can be found near the top of this page). The three-point game was the first of his career.
Robertson also had an assist on Joe Sullivan's goal vs. Fort Wayne in the Falcons' midweek match. He had a team-leading four shots vs. the Mastodons, and very nearly scored in the second half after a long run with the ball into the penalty area. Robertson added a pair of shots vs. the Zips, for a total of six shots – three on goal – in the two matches.
Robertson's four points on the week give him a total of five on the season and eight in his BG career.
The Falcons are 9-5-3 overall and 2-0-2 in MAC play, heading into the final match of the regular season. BGSU hosts Buffalo on Saturday night (Nov. 5), in a 7:00 p.m. start at Cochrane Stadium, and admission is free. With a win over UB, BG would clinch the MAC regular-season title and would host the MAC Tournament the following weekend.
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