The Basics
The West Virginia Wesleyan men's soccer team (4-4-0) will travel to No. 1 Charleston (8-0-0) on Wednesday (April 21) in the Mountain East Conference tournament semifinals at 7 p.m.

Quick Hits

• The Golden Eagles defeated the Bobcats, 5-0 in Charleston on Sunday (April 18).
• Hunter Dierlam and Nika Monaselidze finished the regular season as the joint top scorers for Wesleyan with two apiece.
• Wesleyan finished fourth in the MEC this season for the No. 4 seed in the MEC Tournament.
• Juan Pablo Said-Bauer and Colton Clark both made their debut last time out at Charleston on Sunday (April 18).
• Wesleyan reached this stage in the 2019 season but lost in the MEC semifinals on penalty kicks to Notre Dame (Ohio).
• The Bobcats have reached the MEC Tournament in five of the last six seasons since 2014.
• 2017 was the last time that the Bobcats lifted the MEC Tournament trophy after Matthew Bentley scored the winner in a 2-1 victory against previously unbeaten Charleston.
• West Virginia Wesleyan men's soccer has a 51-33-6 all-time record against Charleston.

Scouting Charleston
The reigning national champions picked up where they left off this year as they finished the regular season with a perfect 8-0-0 record, becoming the Mountain East Conference regular season champions for the seventh season in a row.

The Golden Eagles scored 45 goals in their eight regular season games whilst conceding just four. Gabriel Rodriguez finished the regular season as their top scorer with eight goals to pair with his five assists.

Keeper Marc Torrado kept four clean sheets in eight starts this season whilst captain Christos Charalambous scored seven goals and contributed four assists on the year.

West Virginia Wesleyan alumnus Dan Smee has won his first MEC regular season title in charge of the Golden Eagles this season after taking over as the head coach.