• Loyola earned a 4-1 home victory during the first meeting between the two sides on Oct. 15, 2019.
• Josh Fawole, Barry Sharifi and Brian Saramago, along with an own goal, accounted for the Loyola offense.
• NJIT, which finished the game with slim advantages in shots (18-15) and corners (5-4), avoided the shutout with 34 seconds remaining in regulation.
• This is Loyola's lone matchup of the season against a member of the America East conference.

Ingram, Swales, Vosvick Take Home Patriot League Weekly Awards

• Loyola added three more Patriot League weekly awards to its season total on Monday, as Justin Ingram, Kelan Swales and Chase Vosvick were all recognized after contributing to a pair of 3-0 wins for the Greyhounds.
• Ingram (Midfielder of the Week) and Swales (Offensive Player of the Week) earn weekly accolades after combining for 12 points in the two victories, while Vosvick is selected as Goalkeeper of the Week for a 10th time at Loyola after registering the 22nd and 23rd shutouts of his collegiate career.
• Ingram totaled one goal and three assists for the Greyhounds. His one goal, one assist performance at Boston U was his third 3-point game in eight appearances this season, and he leads Loyola with 11 points (3 G, 5 A) on the year. Ingram's 0.62 assists per game lead the conference and are 14th overall in Division I.
• Swales supplied seven points (3 G, 1 A) across the two victories. He had a career-high five points, the most by a Patriot League player this season, while helping the Greyhounds knock off William & Mary for the first time since 1998.
• Vosvick totaled two saves while improving his season record to 4-2-1 with a 0.42 goals-against average and .870 save percentage. He ranks seventh in Division I in save percentage, and he is eighth nationally in GAA while leading the Patriot League in both categories.

Greyhounds Earn Draw at No. 5 West Virginia

• Chase Vosvick matched a career-high with seven saves, including several highlight-reel efforts, and Loyola was even in shots with nationally-ranked West Virginia for the final 65 minutes of a 0-0 draw between the two sides on Sept. 6.
• West Virginia was coming off back-to-back victories over No. 3 Pittsburgh (2-1) and No. 17 Penn State (3-1), but was held off the scoresheet for the first time this season.
• Shots were even at 6-6 after halftime, including a 5-4 edge for Loyola in the second half. Alex Bobocea played the final 1:05 in goal after Vosvick left due to injury.
• Loyola was playing its first ranked opponent since earning a 1-1 draw at then-No. 2 Wake Forest back on Oct. 22, 2019.

Loyola Tops Patriot League Preseason Poll

• For a fourth time in the past five seasons, Loyola has been projected to finish atop the Patriot League standings, as the Greyhounds (149 points, 10 first-place votes) edged American (137, 7) for the top spot in the conference's preseason poll.
• Loyola returns all primary starters from the 2021 spring campaign, including the Patriot League's Offensive Player (Sam Brown), Midfielder (Justin Ingram) and Goalkeeper (Chase Vosvick) of the Year.
• The Greyhounds are 32-12-5 overall against Patriot League opponents in the last five years under head coach Steve Nichols.