ST. BONAVENTURE, N.Y. -The Bonnies (5-13, 3-5) will play their final game of the regular season at Olean High School against the Fordham Rams (5-7-4, 1-4-3) with their Atlantic 10 Championship hopes on the line. Before the game, SBU will celebrate the careers of four seniors. 

The Bonnies took a tough 1-0 loss to La Salle on Friday. In that game SBU trailed for 85 minutes and despite generating plenty of chances in the second half and outshooting the Explorers, it was La Salle who prevailed. 

The Bonnies will need to win today to have a chance at making it to their first Atlantic 10 Championship since 2010. If they win, SBU needs La Salle, Butler and Rhode Island all to lose or tie. If any of those teams win the Bonnies will be out. All three teams are playing on the road against team above them in the standings. 

Fordham comes to Olean following a 3-0 loss to Duquesne on Friday. With the loss, the Rams fell to 5-7-4 overall, 1-4-3 in the A-10. Fordham will look to play spoiler for the Bonnies as they are already eliminated from postseason contention. The last time the Bonnies and the Rams met was in 2010 with the Bonnies falling, 2-1 in two overtimes.

Sunday's Match is set to kick off from Olean at 1:00 p.m.

SENIORS

Matt McNally-Midfield
Matt has been a dedicated member of the men's soccer team throughout his career. While he never appeared in a game, McNally was a committed player in training who came out every day and helped to make the team better. The Rockville Centre native graduates as a member of a senior class that won 28 games and participated in two Atlantic 10 Tournaments. 

Joshua Gonsalves- Forward
After transferring from Rhode Island, Joshua Gonsalves played in four games as a Red Shirt Freshman in the 2010 season. He recorded his lone point of the season with an assist in a 1-2 loss at Pittsburgh on Sept. 5.

Josh played in 12 games during the following season. He recorded two goals, both of which served as the equalizers in 1-1 tie games. He did this in consecutive games (vs. Cornell on Sept. 26 and at Duquesne on Oct. 7).

Gonsalves appeared in just one game this season, which was a 3-0 loss at Bowling Green on August 25, the season opener. During his career with the Bonnies, Gonsalves recorded a total of 19 shots in 17 games played with a .316 shot on goal percentage.

Reid Gan- Midfield
Reid Gan appeared in two games during the 2009 season, his first run with the Bonnies. The Olean native made both appearances at home, the first coming against Washington State on Sept. 3, the second against Dayton on Nov. 8. Both contests resulted in losses for the Bonnies. In addition to great play on the soccer field, Reid also performed quite well in the classroom as he was elected to the Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Honor Roll for the spring 2010 semester.

Much like his first season with SBU, Gan appeared in two games during his sophomore season. However, this time, both of his appearances resulted in wins for the Bonnies. The first one, a 3-1 victory over Niagara on Oct. 3, the second appearance coming in a 3-0 win at La Salle on Oct. 15.

Gan took on a much larger role during his third season with the Bonnies in 2011. After playing in just four games during his first two years, he appeared in 11 games during his junior campaign, starting two of them. The first start of his career came in a 1-2 loss against Temple.

In his final season with the Bonnies, Gan has played in 11 games. He has recorded one shot, putting it on goal. Playing in the midfield, Reid has been a solid player coming off the bench for head coach Mel Mahler during his four seasons playing for St. Bonaventure.

Adam Scott- Forward
Adam Scott played in 15 out of the 19 total games during his freshman season in 2009. Coming off the bench in all 15 appearances, Scott logged three total shots and put them all on goal. Adam played great defense from the middle line, as the Bonnies out scored opponents 25-17 during the 15 games in which he played. He also played in both games of the 2009 A-10 tournament. Scott played a big role in shutting out Fordham on Nov. 12 in the first round, allowing the Bonnies to advance and face Dayton.

Scott logged four starts during his sophomore season with the Bonnies, appearing in 11 games. The Brown and White went 7-4 in games in which he appeared. Two of his four starts resulted in shutouts for the Bonnies. The first shutout that Scott contributed to came on Sept. 1 against Cleveland State, the second on Sept. 12 against SFU. Both shutouts were scores of 1-0.

So far, in his final year as a Bonnie, Scott has played in 12 games. He recorded his first goal of his career on August 31. This served as the lone goal in a 1-6 loss at James Madison. He also recorded the first assist of his career in a 3-0 shutout against Dayton on Oct. 19. For his career, Scott has totaled 48 games, three points with one goal, and 10 shots with an impressive .500 shots on goal percentage. Scott played a major role in helping the Bonnies win 29 total games during his four years on the team.