Providence finished fourth last fall, followed by Hartford, Rhode Island and Maine. That win was also our 19th-straight, dating back to last spring. We made it a clean sweep in New Hampshire, getting all of our singles wins in two sets, while also scoring easy doubles victories. They're all looking forward to the New Englands and a chance to close out an outstanding season by winning it all at home. Central Connecticut defeated Monmouth, 3-0, on the road in their last meeting.
New Jersey is a hotbed of soccer and their coach does a great job recruiting there.
It should be a good test for us. We are looking to continue the fine play that we have displayed recently. For Rawlinson, the overtime goal was his first collegiate goal. Wright continues to lead New England and is fifth in the nation with 15 goals and is ninth in points with 32. Wilkinson lead CCSU with three goals each.