North Carolina State University Athletics

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NC State Hosts Elon Tuesday Evening
9/12/2016 12:01:00 PM | Men's Soccer
September 12, 2016
Match Notes | Live Stats | Watch Live | Tickets
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RALEIGH – The NC State men's soccer team closes out a three-match home stand Tuesday evening when Elon comes to town. Kickoff between the Wolfpack and Phoenix is set for 7 p.m. from Dail Soccer Stadium with live coverage provided by the ACC Network Extra.
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GAMEDAY PROMOTIONS
Student Wolfpack Club Night
First 100 students will receive free noisemaker (stadium horn or cheer sticks)
Football ticket drawing (Sept. 17 game vs. ODU)
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WATCH THE WOLFPACK ALL SEASON LONG
Ten of NC State's 12 remaining regular-season matches—including every single home contest—will be broadcast live on the ACC Network Extra.
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A WIN ON TUESDAY WOULD...
-Be the 498th win in program history
-Be the 118th win of HC Kelly Findley's career
-Be NC State's sixth win over Elon (seventh meeting)
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SERIES HISTORY
-Tuesday's match marks the seventh meeting between NC State and Elon.
-NC State holds a 5-1 advantage in the series.
-The teams last met on Sept. 21 of the 2005 season, with NC State earning a 3-1 victory over the Phoenix in Raleigh.
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SCOUTING THE PHOENIX
-Elon enters Tuesday's match the owner of a 3-1-1 record.
-The Phoenix has picked up wins over UNC Asheville (4-1), St. Bonaventure (6-0), and Detroit (1-0). Elon has lost to San Diego (1-2) and has drawn College of Charleston (1-1) in its most recent match, the Colonial Athletic Association opener on Sept. 10.
-Elon has outscored its opponents 13-4 this season and is led offensively by five goals from Elijah Agu.
-The Phoenix was selected to finish third in the CAA this season.
-Elon advanced to the second round of the 2015 NCAA Tournament, defeating Winthrop 3-0 before falling 5-2 to eventual tournament runner-up Clemson.
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LAST MATCH
In arguably NC State's best performance of the young season, the Wolfpack outshot visiting No. 6 Syracuse by a 15-10 margin but ultimately fell to the unbeaten Orange by a final count of 2-0 on Sept. 9. Ade Taiwo led the Wolfpack with four total shots on the evening. Both Syracuse goals came from set piecÂes: a penalty in the 16th minute and a corner kick in the 74th.
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#GoPack
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Match Notes | Live Stats | Watch Live | Tickets
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RALEIGH – The NC State men's soccer team closes out a three-match home stand Tuesday evening when Elon comes to town. Kickoff between the Wolfpack and Phoenix is set for 7 p.m. from Dail Soccer Stadium with live coverage provided by the ACC Network Extra.
Â
GAMEDAY PROMOTIONS
Student Wolfpack Club Night
First 100 students will receive free noisemaker (stadium horn or cheer sticks)
Football ticket drawing (Sept. 17 game vs. ODU)
Â
WATCH THE WOLFPACK ALL SEASON LONG
Ten of NC State's 12 remaining regular-season matches—including every single home contest—will be broadcast live on the ACC Network Extra.
Â
A WIN ON TUESDAY WOULD...
-Be the 498th win in program history
-Be the 118th win of HC Kelly Findley's career
-Be NC State's sixth win over Elon (seventh meeting)
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SERIES HISTORY
-Tuesday's match marks the seventh meeting between NC State and Elon.
-NC State holds a 5-1 advantage in the series.
-The teams last met on Sept. 21 of the 2005 season, with NC State earning a 3-1 victory over the Phoenix in Raleigh.
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SCOUTING THE PHOENIX
-Elon enters Tuesday's match the owner of a 3-1-1 record.
-The Phoenix has picked up wins over UNC Asheville (4-1), St. Bonaventure (6-0), and Detroit (1-0). Elon has lost to San Diego (1-2) and has drawn College of Charleston (1-1) in its most recent match, the Colonial Athletic Association opener on Sept. 10.
-Elon has outscored its opponents 13-4 this season and is led offensively by five goals from Elijah Agu.
-The Phoenix was selected to finish third in the CAA this season.
-Elon advanced to the second round of the 2015 NCAA Tournament, defeating Winthrop 3-0 before falling 5-2 to eventual tournament runner-up Clemson.
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LAST MATCH
In arguably NC State's best performance of the young season, the Wolfpack outshot visiting No. 6 Syracuse by a 15-10 margin but ultimately fell to the unbeaten Orange by a final count of 2-0 on Sept. 9. Ade Taiwo led the Wolfpack with four total shots on the evening. Both Syracuse goals came from set piecÂes: a penalty in the 16th minute and a corner kick in the 74th.
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#GoPack
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