Dallas Baptist Men's Soccer Team (3-4, 1-0) will matchup with No. 9 St. Edward's University Monday in Austin, Texas at 12 pm. The Patriots have won two straight, both coming from Heartland foe McMurry University. The latest victory came on the road in the conference opener 4-0.
 
LAST MATCHUP – In a rematch versus McMurry, a team DBU defeated 3-2 on September 23, DBU maintained its hot shooting against McMurry. Sophomore Brian Robertson scored a goal in his third straight game and added three assists to contribute in every Patriot team-high score.
 
Four different players found the back of the net, and freshman goalkeeper Mason Stringer came up huge. After making his debut verses the Warhawks in the second half almost two weeks ago, the rookie notched his first career start and shutout against 10 shot attempts.
 
ROBETSON'S CAREER STRETCH – The forward has been the hottest player for the Patriot's soccer team in their last four games. The Midlothian, Texas, native has tallied at least a point dating back to the Adam's State game in mid-September which came from an assist.
 
In the team's past two games with McMurry, Robertson recorded a season best five points in each contest to count towards his team-high 13 this season. The second year starter has contributed to the team's last nine goals either picking up a goal or assist.
 
SCOUTING NO. 9 ST. EDWARD'S– The Hilltoppers (5-1-1, 1-0) entered the week ranked ninth nationally, their highest in history and are currently winners of five straight after knocking off Oklahoma Christian 4-0. SEU remains unbeaten at home and has shutout Heartland opponents McMurry and Oklahoma Christian in the past two contests.  
 
Andrew Fox and Daniel Riley have teamed up to pace St. Edward's offense with seven goals each. The duo has combined for 32 points and contributed half of the team's conference leading 24 goals.
 
In its first year in the Heartland, DBU faced the Hilltoppers twice and dropped both contests 3-0.
 
WORTH NOTING - Below are some other quick points regarding Dallas Baptist. 

• Dallas Baptist opened the year with eight of its first nine games played on the road.
• Monday's matchup against St. Edward's concludes that stretch and will be last scheduled away game for the month.
• Five of the Patriot's seven games have been decided by one goal.
• DBU has scored seven of its 12 season goals in the last two games.  

LIVE COVERAGE – Monday's game can be followed at http://client.stretchinternet.com/client/stedwards.portal#.  
   
This week features freshman Seth Elliott and junior David Balyeat.
 
  #19 Seth Elliott  
 
  Position: D
  Height: 5-11
  Class: Freshman
  Hometown: Frisco, Texas
 







Favorite movie?
 
"The Dark Knight"
 
Favorite team of any sport?
 
"Bayern Munich"
 
Something you must have for a roadtrip?
 
"Music"
 
Why you chose to play at DBU?
 
"I liked the players and the coach"
 
Name something interesting about you that not many people know?
 
"I go by my middle name, my real name is Samual"
 
Favorite Bible Verse?
 
"Proverbs 3:5-6"
 
 
 
  Position: MF
  Height: 6-0
  Class: Junior
  Hometown: Mesquite, Texas
 







Favorite movie?
 
"Cool Runnings"
 
What is something you must have for a roadtrip?
 
"Cleats, headphones, and my big blanket"
 
Why did you chose to play at DBU?
 
"Great institution and close to home"
 
Favorite hobby outside of soccer?
 
"Working out and watching YouTube soccer videos"
 
Favorite team of any sport?
 
"Boca Juniors"
 
Name something interesting about you that not many people know?
 
"I grew up in Argentina and have also lived in Bolivia for a year without my family"