Rebels Start November With Sunday Home Tilt Vs. Air Force - University of Nevada Las Vegas Athletics

LAS VEGAS (UNLVRebels.com) — UNLV men's soccer will start November with a 6 p.m. Sunday home tilt vs. Air Force on Salute To Service Night at Peter Johann Memorial Field.

The Rebels (8-5-3, 4-3-1 MW) will look to protect home turf once again as they enter the matchup unbeaten at home through six appearances. They face a Falcons side (4-6-5, 3-3-2 MW) in search of a second straight win after topping Utah Tech in its last outing.

PROMOTION: Free camo scarves and team posters will be given away at the entrance while supplies last. Along with that, the UNLV men's soccer players will toss mini UNLV soccer balls to fans in the stands prior to kickoff.

PURCHASE TICKETS: Season tickets to UNLV soccer games — $25 for seniors, faculty and staff, and $35 for the general public — can be purchased at UNLVTickets.com or by calling 702-739-3267. Single-game tickets are $6 per adult when purchased in advance of game day, $12 or $10 for seniors, faculty and staff at the door and free for kids in high school or younger.

FOLLOW ALONG: Fans can follow the action at the live stats link found here. Updates will also be provided on the official team X, formerly known as Twitter (@UNLVMensSoccer) and Instagram (@unlvmenssoccer) accounts.

WATCH ON MW+: Fans have a new way to follow the Rebels through MW+, the Mountain West's direct-to-consumer digital subscription platform. Each of UNLV men's soccer's Mountain West matches are expected to be available on the service, along with live events across MW sports, on-demand replays, original programming and exclusive content. A majority of each subscription purchased through UNLV's dedicated MW+ page directly supports UNLV Athletics. Fans may subscribe by clicking here.

NOTES:

The Rebels have been ranked in the United Soccer Coaches Far West Region Poll all 10 times on the year, reaching as high as No. 3 in the region (Sept. 15). In this week's rankings, they stand at No. 8.
On the defensive side, UNLV's backline and goalkeeping units have both ascended into the top-30 rankings nationally in two categories. Among those rankings, the Scarlet & Gray stands at 26th in save percentage (.778), as well as tied for 29th in goals against average (1.000).
Individually, senior goalkeeper Hugo Lemos stands atop the Mountain West charts in goals against average (1.005), save percentage (.754) and total shutouts (4).
In several MW categories, the Rebels lead the conference on the defensive side. They rank first as a team in goals allowed (16), save percentage, team goals against average and shutouts (4).
UNLV forwards Maxim Scordo and Nick Legendre are among the top-5 MW leaders on the individual attacking side. Scordo sits first in points (21) and tied for first in goals (9), with Legendre following close in a tie for third in goals (5) and fourth in points (15).
Scordo's offensive totals have also propelled him into top-30 spots in the national rankings. He ranks tied for 23rd in goals and tied for 29th in points.
After scoring at UC Davis in its last game, UNLV's attack has now netted goals in 12 consecutive contests.

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Players Mentioned

Nick Legendre

Hugo Lemos

Maxim Scordo

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