Quick Notes

• The Greyhounds are 8-0-1 this season when scoring multiple goals. They are also 7-0 when leading at halftime and 7-0-1 when they outshoot opponents.
• Justin Ingram (7 G, 10 A) and Kelan Swales (8 G, 4 A) have factored in 20 of Loyola's 27 goals on the year.
• Daniel Tshiani (3 G, 1 A), Matthew Lala (2 G, 2 A) and Loc San (2 G, 1 A) rank third through fifth on the team in scoring.
• Loyola posted shutouts in six of its seven Patriot League victories this season, and the Greyhounds allowed one goal or fewer in 8 of 9 conference games overall.
• Loyola allowed just four goals in its nine regular season Patriot League games, six fewer than the next stingiest conference school (Bucknell - 10).
• Nine Greyhounds combined for 15 PL weekly awards this season, led by Chase Vosvick (5x Goalkeeper of the Week) and Justin Ingram (3x Midfielder of the Week).
• Twenty different Loyola players have started at least one game this season.

• North Carolina has won two of the previous three meetings, including a 1-0 victory in Baltimore during the 1987 NCAA quarterfinals. 
• The other two matchups occurred nearly 75 years ago, as UNC earned a 3-2 win back in 1948 while Loyola prevailed 4-0 during the first meeting in 1947.
• The Greyhounds' last two games against ACC opposition both came against Wake Forest, as they played to a 1-1 draw with the then-No. 2 Demon Deacons on Oct. 22, 2019 before dropping the rematch by a 7-0 final this fall.
• Loyola's last win against an ACC opponent was a 2-1 victory over Pittsburgh on Sept. 20, 2016.

Vosvick, Ingram, Nichols Earn Major Patriot League Awards

• Loyola accounted for half of the Patriot League's six major awards this year, as Chase Vosvick earned Goalkeeper of the Year accolades, Justin Ingram repeated as Midfielder of the Year and Steve Nichols was voted as Coach of the Year for a fourth time in six seasons.
• Vosvick became the first player in conference history to receive four major awards in his storied career, and he is also now a five-time All-Patriot League performer.
• Ingram leads the conference in both points (24, 7 G, 10 A) and assists. His 10 assists are tied for eighth nationally, while his 24 points are 34th in Division I. He has recorded multiple points in 9 of 19 appearances on the year.
• Nichols was voted by his peers as the conference's Coach of the Year for a fourth time after he was previously recognized three-straight seasons from 2016-18. 
• Loyola is 38-13-6 overall against conference opponents during the past six years under Nichols, a 1992 Loyola graduate who rejoined the program as head coach in 2014.

Five Greyhounds Named All-Patriot League

• Major award winners Chase Vosvick and Justin Ingram were joined by Jordy Luchies and Kelan Swales as first team All-Patriot League performers, while Jacob Denison took home third team honors for a second-straight season.
• Loyola's four first-team selections were the most in the conference.
• Luchies is the only player to start all 19 games this season. He has logged a team-high 1702 minutes on the backline while helping the Greyhounds record 10 shutouts for the first time since 2008.
• Swales repeats as a first team selection after tying for the conference-lead with eight goals on the year. He is also second on the team in both assists (4) and points (20).
• Denison also played a key role in Loyola's defensive success. He returned to the starting lineup in late September after a brief stint as a reserve, ultimately starting 14 games this fall and helping the Greyhounds post shutouts in nine of those 14 starts.

More on Vosvick

• Chase Vosvick is a three-time United Soccer Coaches first team All-Region selection (2017-19) and a four-time Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Year (2017-18, Spring 2021, 2021). He was also named to the MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List prior to the 2021 spring season.
• Vosvick has started 72 of Loyola's 79 games over the past four seasons, and is 42-22-7 with a 0.98 goals-against average, .726 save percentage and 29 solo shutouts in those 72 appearances.
• With the eighth of his nine solo shutouts this season, a 1-0 win at Bucknell to conclude the regular season, Vosvick became the Patriot League's all-time leader in career shutouts.