George Washington University Men’s Soccer Suffers Setback

Action during the George Washington University soccer match

Washington, D.C., October 9, 2025

News Summary

The men’s soccer team at George Washington University faced a disappointing defeat against No. 21 Saint Louis, losing 2-0 at GW Soccer Field. This loss marks the Revolutionaries’ fourth consecutive defeat in Atlantic 10 competition, bringing their record to 2-8-2 overall and 0-4-0 in the A-10. Despite a strong offensive showing from Saint Louis, GW’s junior goalkeeper Tom Macauley continues to shine with impressive saves. The team looks forward to their next match against Saint Joseph’s as they aim to break their winless streak.

Washington, D.C. – George Washington University’s men’s soccer team faced a tough match against No. 21 Saint Louis on October 8, 2025, resulting in a 2-0 defeat at GW Soccer Field. This loss extended the Revolutionaries’ winless streak in Atlantic 10 (A-10) play to four games, dropping their overall record to 2-8-2 and 0-4-0 in the A-10 conference.

Saint Louis came into the match with a solid record of 5-2-4 and had previously achieved a 2-0-1 mark within the A-10. The Billikens have made an NCAA Tournament appearance last season and are coming off wins against Duquesne (1-0) and La Salle (2-1), as well as a tie against Dayton (0-0). Historically, Saint Louis has dominated the all-time series against GW, now leading with a record of 9-3-1, including five consecutive victories since 2018.

During the match, Saint Louis exhibited strong offensive performance, outshooting GW 14-4. The first goal came in the 43rd minute from Abdoul Karim Pare, assisted by Kavi Badh, while Drake Fournier scored the second goal just before halftime, also assisted by Badh. In a noteworthy development, Diego Pena made his college debut for GW, stepping in during the last 20 minutes of the match and saving two shots.

As the season progresses, GW will seek to turn their fortunes around. The Revolutionaries are scheduled to play against Saint Joseph’s in Philadelphia on October 11, 2025, at 2:00 p.m., a match that will be streamed on ESPN+. GW holds a favorable record against Saint Joseph’s, not having lost in Philadelphia since 2007, and leading the all-time series at 21-8-3.

GW’s junior goalkeeper, Tom Macauley, continues to be a standout player, making 53 saves this season. His performance has placed him first in the A-10 and third in the NCAA for saves.

The A-10 tournament is fast approaching, and GW’s upcoming matches will be crucial as they strive to improve their standing in the conference. As the team prepares for their next game, both players and coaches remain focused on overcoming their recent struggles.

Match Overview

Date Opponent Venue Result
October 8, 2025 Saint Louis GW Soccer Field Lost 0-2

Upcoming Matches

  • October 11, 2025: vs. Saint Joseph’s in Philadelphia at 2:00 p.m. (streamed on ESPN+)

Current Team Statistics

  • Record: 2-8-2 overall; 0-4-0 in A-10 play
  • Top Player: Tom Macauley with 53 saves

FAQs

What was the result of the GW men’s soccer match against Saint Louis?

GW men’s soccer suffered a 2-0 defeat to Saint Louis, extending their winless streak in A-10 play.

When is GW’s next match?

GW is set to play against Saint Joseph’s on October 11, 2025, at 2:00 p.m., which will be streamed on ESPN+.

Who is the standout player for GW this season?

Junior goalkeeper Tom Macauley has been a standout player, leading the A-10 with 53 saves this season.


Feature Detail
Match Result Lost to Saint Louis 2-0
Next Opponent Saint Joseph’s on October 11, 2025
Top Player Tom Macauley – 53 saves
Overall Record 2-8-2; 0-4-0 in A-10

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