The Lancer men's soccer team completed its regular season Sunday afternoon in Waterloo, tying the Warriors 0-0.
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STATS
Faculty of Engineering sophomore
Nicholas Zanin recorded his second clean sheet of the year with 12 saves as he and freshman
Luca Vano keep getting more experience at the OUA level.
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For the 5-3-4 Warriors, James Ramsay picked up his first shutout of the season with 11 saves as Waterloo posted its fourth clean sheet this year.Â
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Hometown Odette School of Business student
Issam Hassoun (3) and first-year Faculty of Engineering student
Ryan Hickson (2) finished the regular season as Windsor's leading goal scorers.
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GAME FLOW
The Warriors got the party going with seven shots on goal and five drawn fouls in the first half alone, but sophomore
Nicholas Zanin stood firm in the Lancer net during his first appearance since September 13 vs Laurier.
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Windsor, as they've done throughout a rebuilding season under Demetri Vacratsis, kept preserving as the underdogs, highlighted by
Issam Hassoun posting four shots on goal and graduating kinesiology student
Wilchrist Abdo having three attempts of his own in his final OUA game. As was the case alongside Waterloo, none of their attempts on goal yielded a conversion, though.
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In the end, Waterloo finished today's game with a game-high 18 shot attempts (12 on goal) and six corner kicks while Windsor finished with 14 shots (11 on goal) and two corner kicks. Both teams combined for 21 fouls and two second-half yellow cards, proving each team's desire to end the regular season on a high.
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Sunday's scoreless draw also marked the blue and gold's second shutout of the season and first since defeating Brock 2-0.
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Up Next
The Lancers would like to thank their family and friends for their support throughout the season, and ask everyone to keep an eye out at goLancers.ca for men's soccer news throughout the off-season.
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