WINFIELD, Kan. — The Southwestern College men's soccer team will look to continue its recent success as the Builders prepare to take on Evangel University in a Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference matchup.

Southwestern enters the contest having won four of its last five matches, moving into seventh place in the KCAC standings. Evangel currently sits in ninth place as both teams look to improve their positioning in the conference.

The Builders have found their rhythm in recent weeks, winning three consecutive matches against Bethel, Avila and Tabor, all by scores of 2-0. Southwestern has recorded four shutouts in its last five contests, highlighting a strong defensive turnaround.

Southwestern currently holds a 4-8 overall record and is 4-4 in KCAC play. After opening conference competition with three consecutive losses, the Builders have responded with four victories in their last five matches.

Offensively, Bernabe Lopez leads Southwestern with six points on two goals and two assists. Zach Hammar follows with five points on two goals and one assist, while Adrian Gimenez, Christian Banda and Francesco Rocchelli have each contributed two goals this season.

Hammar has also been one of Southwestern's most consistent offensive threats, leading the team with 16 shots and 11 shots on goal. The Builders have totaled 106 shots through 12 matches, including 54 on goal.

Defensively, goalkeeper Francesco Guazzotti has played a significant role in Southwestern's recent success. Guazzotti has recorded 55 saves and four shutouts this season, helping the Builders keep opponents scoreless throughout their current three-match winning streak.

Southwestern will look to build on its recent momentum against Evangel as the Builders continue their push up the KCAC standings.