LETHBRIDGE – Coming off a bye last weekend, the Lethbridge Pronghorn men's soccer team will wrap up the 2019 Canada West season this weekend, traveling to Edmonton to face the MacEwan Griffins and Alberta Golden Bears.
 
The Pronghorns will take on MacEwan Saturday at noon and then face the Golden Bears Sunday at 2:00 pm.  Catch all the action on www.canadawest.tv, presented by Co-op.
 
A Look at the teams:
 
With the four Pacific Division playoff teams set, the Pronghorns (0-10-2) will finish on the outside looking in at the playoff picture, but will look to put an end to a seven game losing streak.
 
With seven goals scored in 12 games, the Pronghorns have scored the fewest goals in the conference, the team has also allowed 29 goals against.
 
Ellis Davies leads the Pronghorns with three goals, all three have come from the penalty spot.
 
Fifth-year keeper Matt Vandervoort, who will play his final games in a Pronghorn jersey this weekend, has started all 12 games this season and sits second in conference saves with 74. He is only two back of the conference leader.
 
The Griffins (1-7-4) will also miss the postseason this season and is winless in their past six games. The Griffins tied the Calgary Dinos 2-2 in their last action two weeks ago.
 
MacEwan has scored the second fewest goals in Canada West with 12 and is ranked ninth in goals against, allowing 21 goals.
 
The duo of Michael Enes and Everett Orgnero led the Griffins attack with three goals a piece.
 
While the Golden Bears (4-5-3) have clinched a playoff spot, there is an opportunity for the Bears to move up to as high as second in the division with a pair of wins and help from other teams. Currently the Bears trail both Saskatchewan Huskies and Calgary Dinos by four points in the battle for seeding.
 
Alberta enters the final weekend unbeaten in four games, including a 1-1 tie with the division leading Mount Royal Cougars in their last action.
 
Statistically, the Bears are ranked ninth in Canada West in scoring with 16 goals scored, but are strong defensively, sitting fourth, allowing only 17 goals against in 12 games.
 
Bears Garry Onyejelem leads the Bears in scoring and is tied for fifth in conference with six goals. Lahai Mansaray sits second on the Bears with four goals.