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Mads Stistrup Petersen of Brown University has earned the Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week title after scoring his third goal of the season during a match against Boston University. His impressive performance marks a series of goals in consecutive games, underscoring his pivotal role in the team’s success. As Brown prepares for a matchup against UConn, Petersen aims to continue his goal-scoring streak, while the Rutgers men’s soccer team faces challenges in their ongoing season.
Providence, RI – Senior midfielder and defender Mads Stistrup Petersen of Brown University has been named the Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week following an exceptional performance in the Men’s Soccer program. The Ivy League conference made the announcement on a Monday, honoring Stistrup Petersen’s contributions to his team’s recent successes.
Stistrup Petersen, a native of Odense, Denmark, scored his third goal of the season during a match against Boston University this past Friday night. His goal came in the 52nd minute and was a successful attempt from a free kick, finding its way past Terriers’ goalkeeper Ben Alexander. This marked the third consecutive game in which Stistrup Petersen found the back of the net, further solidifying his role as a key player for Brown.
Prior to the game against Boston University, Stistrup Petersen scored in matches against Holy Cross and Fairfield. He netted the first goal for Brown in their home opener against Holy Cross and also scored the decisive game-winning goal for Brown against Fairfield. Currently, he leads the Ivy League in both goals and shots on goal while also topping his team with a total of six points.
Brown University Men’s Soccer is scheduled to face off against UConn on Wednesday night at 7 p.m., where Stistrup Petersen will aim to continue his impressive performance.
In related collegiate soccer news, the Rutgers men’s soccer team holds a record of 3-1-1 after facing Princeton and falling to them with a score of 1-0. This match marked Rutgers’ fourth consecutive road contest. Despite an even split in shots during the first half, with Rutgers holding a slight edge of 8-7, they were unable to convert this advantage into goals.
In the first half, Princeton took the lead, with the halftime score at 2-0. However, Rutgers fought back in the second half as freshman Camron Boumsong scored the first goal of his career in the 59th minute, assisted by teammate Nick Collins, bringing the score to 2-1. Unfortunately for Rutgers, Princeton managed to extend their lead with a third goal in the 78th minute, securing the victory.
Rutgers will return to Yurcak Field for their upcoming Big Ten opener against Penn State on Friday, September 12 at 7 p.m. Fans can expect updates and news through the team’s active social media channels, providing details and information about the season as it progresses.
Both Brown and Rutgers continue to strive for excellence in collegiate soccer, with Stistrup Petersen’s recent accolade showcasing the talent in the Ivy League and contributing to the growing excitement of the upcoming matches.
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