Live Stats/Live Video – Live Stats of Saint Martin's Soccer Games will be available with links found on smusaints.com. Watch the game live at Youtube.com/SMUAthleticsYT. Live stats and video will be produced by the Host School.

 
Social Media – Follow the Saints on Twitter for in game updates (@smusaints_msoc) and follow SMU Athletics on Facebook (Saint Martin's Saints), Twitter (SMUSaints), Instagram (SMUSaints).

Ticket Information – All Saint Martin’s home games tickets can be purchased online at smusaints.com. Skip the line at the gate by purchasing online, saving your digital ticket, and scanning it at the door!

 
Saints Digital Network – The Saints Digital Network is your home all Saint Martin's Athletics. Live stats and video broadcast are available of every home game this season for free and can be found on smusaints.com.

Welcome Back Fans – The Saints’ 2021 home opening weekend against Chico State on Thursday, September 9, and Sonoma State on Saturday, September 11, will be free admission to all! As a welcome back to our fans, Saint Martin’s is offering free admission for their opening two matches. 

 
Potential Starting Lineup –

Clean Preseason – The Saints began their 2021 with two victories in two exhibition matches beginning with a 2-1 victory over Linfield. SMU followed up with a decisive 4-0 result against Columbia Basin. 

Saints Tabbed Fifth In GNAC Preseason Poll - Saint Martin's men's soccer enters the 2021 campaign with a young, but experienced team, after playing 10 matches in the 2020-21 COVID season. The Saints were voted tied for fifth in the GNAC Preseason Poll with Northwest Nazarene.

Once again, Simon Fraser enters the season with the top ranking, collecting 34 points, narrowly edging out the defending champions. Western Washington, who went 10-1-1 in GNAC in 2019, finished with 31 points, and a second-place ranking.

Seattle Pacific, and Montana State Billings followed behind with 21 and 18 points respectively. Northwest Nazarene, and Saint Martin's wrapped up the standings with 11 points each.

Despite the wave of new talent, the Saints return a core of players to lead the charge. Seniors Jose Marquez, and Jason Fairhurst, both who were Honorable Mention All-Conference selections in 2019, combined for three goals, and one assist in 2020.

Joining Marquez in the backline will once again be senior Stephen Murray, who played over 900 minutes of action, and collected one goal in 2020. In the midfield, Saints' fans can expect to see Cole Mattson once again, who in 16 matches, scored one goal, and one assist in 2019.

Even though they will be listed as freshman due to losing a season to COVID, players like David Settle, Arjun Gill, and Caden Martin made immediate impacts in 2020. Settle led the team with five points, coming from one goal, and three assists in 10 matches. Gill, and Martin both played in all 10 matches in 2020 and score two goals each. Brian Licona, a junior transfer, also contributed heavily in 2020, with one goal, and two assists.

After playing all 10 matches in goal for the Saints in 2020, Hunter Askland returns to lead the defense. The sophomore saw nearly 700 minutes of action, making 23 saves, and posting a 2-3-1 record. Bryce Porter checked in to six matches, starting one, and netted 266 minutes of action, along with 15 saves.

Other notable returners include Isaac Hernandez, and Seth Kobata. The three combined for roughly 1,000 minutes of action, with one goal, and three assists.

Heading into 2021, the Saints welcome 11 new student-athletes, who will be joining the roster for the first time.

MSOC First Ever All-American – Brandon Madsen made history for the Saints in the 2019 season, receiving a first-ever program All-American title, along with many other accolades. Madsen ended his final season as a Saint with the most goals scored in a single season at Saint Martin's with 18, along with four assists for 40 total points. Last season, Madsen earned GNAC player of the Year, GNAC first team All-Conference, voted to the D2CCA first team All-Region, United Soccer Coaches third team All-Region, and finally D2CCA second team All-American. Madsen finished his career with 47 goals, nine assists, 103 points, and finished second all-time in GNAC in goals scored in just three seasons as a Saint.

 
Meet The New Saints –