University of St. Thomas Athletics

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Men’s soccer earns point in hard-fought stalemate
10/10/2026 2:34:00 PM | Men's Soccer
Moritz Krenc makes five saves against the Blue Hens
ST. PAUL, Minn. — St. Thomas men's soccer (4-6-3, 0-1-1 Summit League) took one of the conference's best teams to the brink in a scoreless stalemate with the Delaware Blue Hens (7-2-5, 0-0-2) on Saturday afternoon at South Field. The Tommies got 90-minute efforts from their entire back line of Cian Williams, Mattis Karis, Johann Joensen and Jack Kuelthau.
Moritz Krenc kept St. Thomas level in the first half, making three saves to hold Delaware off the board. The Tommies put two of their three shots on goal, with Rodrigo Salamanca Lopez forcing a save at 1:46 and Lorenzo Jacon doing the same at 22:26, but the half ended scoreless.
Krenc was just as steady in the second half, denying Frederik Flaskager at 74:26 and 76:53 during Delaware's second-half push. Quentin Hauswald took both of St. Thomas' attempts in the half, including a shot on goal saved by Eric Widrick at 83:45. The half remained scoreless, and the match finished 0-0.
Krenc recorded five saves over 90 minutes and did not allow a goal. Hauswald led St. Thomas with two shots, putting one on goal.
Up Next
The Tommies continue their march through the Summit League with a road trip to Massachusetts to face the UMass Minutemen next Saturday, October 17, at noon Central.
Moritz Krenc kept St. Thomas level in the first half, making three saves to hold Delaware off the board. The Tommies put two of their three shots on goal, with Rodrigo Salamanca Lopez forcing a save at 1:46 and Lorenzo Jacon doing the same at 22:26, but the half ended scoreless.
Krenc was just as steady in the second half, denying Frederik Flaskager at 74:26 and 76:53 during Delaware's second-half push. Quentin Hauswald took both of St. Thomas' attempts in the half, including a shot on goal saved by Eric Widrick at 83:45. The half remained scoreless, and the match finished 0-0.
Krenc recorded five saves over 90 minutes and did not allow a goal. Hauswald led St. Thomas with two shots, putting one on goal.
Up Next
The Tommies continue their march through the Summit League with a road trip to Massachusetts to face the UMass Minutemen next Saturday, October 17, at noon Central.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
DU
UST
Goals
0
0
Shots
11
5
Shots on Goal
5
3
Saves
3
5
Corners
8
0
Fouls
13
6
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