CLINTON, S.C. – The Presbyterian College men's soccer team returns to Martin Stadium on Wednesday night to host High Point in Big South Conference action with kick set for 6 p.m...

MATCHDAY CENTRAL
MATCHUP: High Point (6-1, 4-0 Big South) vs. Presbyterian (2-3-1, 2-3-1 Big South)
TIME: Wednesday, March 24 (6 pm)
LOCATION: Martin Stadium (Clinton, S.C.)
STATS: Stat Broadcast

Series History
- High Point and Presbyterian meet on Wednesday for the 15th time in the Blue Hose DI era with the Panthers holding a commanding 10-1-3 record in the series.
- In 2019, High Point earned a 2-1 2OT victory over the Blue Hose at High Point, while the last time the two teams met in Clinton the Panthers were ranked 14th and pulled out a tight 1-0 victory.

Scouting the Panthers
- High Point enters Wednesday's match with a 6-1 record following a 3-0 shutout over Winthrop in the Panthers last match occurring a week ago.
- MD Myers leads High Point with eight goals and four assists thru High Point's first seven games. Myers ranks third nationally with his eight goals. He is also fifth in the nation with three game-winning goals
- Sebastian Chalbaud enters the match with five goals and a pair of assists.
- In goal, Holden Trent has made 12 saves and sits with four shutouts so far this season, while allowing just three goals.
- High Point is 10th in the nation with 2.71 goals per game, while ranking 13th in the NCAA with 19 goals thru seven games.

Last Time Out
- The Presbyterian College men's soccer team fell on Saturday night by the score of 8-0 against Campbell in Big South Conference action at Eakes Athletic Complex.

Milestones Within Reach
- Despite the shortened spring season, the Blue Hose have two players with the opportunity to climb ranks in the program record book this season. Ziegler's two assists on Wednesday night against Lees-McRae moved him into a tie for first all-time and now he needs just one to set the program record. The senior must also log 645 minutes to jump into second or 1140 minutes to eclipse the school record.
- Junior goalkeeper Valentin Kliebe with his next win would move into a tie for second in program history for victories

UP NEXT
- PC heads back out on the road for the final time this spring with a trip to Radford on tap for the Blue Hose on Sunday at 4 p.m. on ESPN+.