OCAA MEN'S SOCCER QUARTER-FINALS PREVIEW

TORONTO - Four more men's soccer elimination matches are set to take place on Saturday in the Ontario Colleges Athletics Association.

At stake is a berth to next week's OCAA championship to be hosted by the top remaining seed.

The OCAA Men's Soccer Championship will take place over a two-day span between Oct. 23-26.

St. Clair Saints, Windsor (5-3-2, 3rd West) at Seneca Sting, Toronto (8-0-2, 2nd East)
Saturday, Oct. 18 - 2:30 p.m.

The Seneca Sting continued its unbeaten streak with a 1-0 win over the Redeemer Royals on Wednesday.

East Division All-Rookie Team member Kahinde Salau (Sutton) scored the lone goal of the match in the second half.

The St. Clair Saints triumphed over the Cambrian Shield 7-1 to earn their trip to the quarter-finals.

First-year midfielder Dawit Solomon (Windsor) scored three goals for the Saints in the victory.

Mohawk Mountaineers, Hamilton (1-4-5, 6th West) at Conestoga Condors, Kitchener (8-2-0, 2nd West)
Saturday, Oct. 18 - 3 p.m.

The Conestoga Condors earned a 9-0 home victory over the Lakehead Orillia Thunderwolves on Wednesday to move within a game of the OCAA final four.

Third-year player Ricardo Alvarado (Cambridge) scored a hat trick for the Condors in the victory.

The Mohawk Mountaineers upset the Centennial Colts on the road in overtime to earn their first trip to the OCAA quarter-finals since 2016. Third-year midfielder Emidio Refosco (Hamilton) scored the game-winning goal.

These clubs met earlier in the season with the Condors winning 4-0.

Niagara Knights, Welland (3-3-4, 5th West) at Humber Hawks, Toronto (10-0-0, 1st West)
Saturday, Oct. 18 - 3 p.m.

The Humber Hawks made it 11 straight victories in 2025 with a 14-0 home victory over the St. Lawrence Surge on Wednesday.

First-year midfielder and OCAA all-star Michael Crocco (Brampton) scored four goals in the win.

The Niagara Knights pulled out a 2-0 upset on the road over the Durham Lords in a medieval qualifier match-up. Third-year player Adian Astudillo (Welland) and first-year student-athlete Anthony Hendriks (Beamsville) both scored for the Knights.

This is a rematch from a regular season match which Humber won 3-0.

Sheridan Bruins, Oakville (5-3-2, 4th West) at Algonquin Wolves (9-1-0, 1st East)
Saturday, Oct. 18 - 3 p.m.

The Algonquin Wolves are one victory away from playing for an OCAA championship on home turf.

Algonquin defeated the Fanshawe Falcons at home 4-1 on Wednesday. OCAA Player of the Year Alessandro Vivolo (Ottawa) scored in the victory.

The Sheridan Bruins earned a 1-0 win over the George Brown Huskies to punch their ticket to Ottawa. Second-year player Richard Stewart (Brampton) scored the winning goal for the Bruins.

These programs met in the OCAA semi-finals last year, with Algonquin winning 3-2.

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