DEC. 5, 2015
SPRY STADIUM
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.
#GoDeacs
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Elite Eight - No. 1 WAKE FOREST vs. No. 8 Stanford
THE TEAMS
Wake Forest
Demon Deacons
@WakeMSoccer
VS
Stanford
Cardinal
@StanfordMSoccer
THE NUMBERS
Wake Forest
Record........................................................ 17-2-2
ACC............................................................... 6-0-2
Home....................................................... 13-2-1
Away......................................................... 4-0-1
Neutral....................................................... 0-0-0
National Rank.......................................................1
Goals Scored......................................................47
Goals Allowed....................................................11
Stanford
Record........................................................ 16-2-2
Pac-12........................................................... 7-1-2
Home....................................................... 10-0-2
Away.......................................................... 6-2-0
Neutral....................................................... 0-0-0
National Rank.......................................................8
Goals Scored......................................................37
Goals Allowed....................................................14
SERIES HISTORY
Overall vs. Stanford: Stanford leads 2-0-0
Series Started: 1992
at Wake Forest: 0-2-0
at Stanford: 0-0-0
Neutral: 0-0-0
Last Meeting: 9/4/1995 (L, 0-1 at Wake Forest)
Wake Forest Streak: L2
THE COVERAGE
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DEACS VIE FOR FIRST COLLEGE CUP SINCE 2009
• Wake Forest is one victory away from reaching the College Cup for the fifth time in
program history and for the first time since the 2009 season.
• The Deacs will have to get through a tough test in No. 8 seed Stanford, a team Wake
Forest has not beat in two tries, both of which came in the early 1990s.
• In four previous appearances in the Elite Eight, Wake Forest has never lost. In those
four games against Santa Clara (‘06), Notre Dame (‘07), USF (‘08) and UCLA (‘09),
Wake Forest outscored its opponents 11-1, only allowing Santa Clara to score.
LAST TIME OUT
• For the second game in a row, Wake Forest scored with less than 10 minutes to play
to advance. This time against Indiana, Ricky Greensfelder scored in the 88th minute to
send the Deacs past the Hoosiers.
• Ian Harkes set Greensfelder up on the left side of goal. Harkes has now assisted on
each of the game-winning goals in the NCAA Championship this year.
SCOUTING THE CARDINAL
• With three College Cup appearances to date, Stanford is looking to reach its fourth
overall and first since 2002. The Cardinal is in the midst of a 16-2-2 campaign in which
it won its second-straight Pac-12 championship along the way.
• Stanford topped Santa Clara and Ohio State, each by the score of 3-1, in the
second and third rounds of the NCAA Tournament to reach the Elite Eight. Saturday is
Stanford’s first road game of the tournament.
• U.S. international player Jordan Morris has scored 10 goals in 15 games for Stanford.
He scored the first two goals last weekend against Ohio State, both in the second half.
• Stanford coach Jeremy Gunn previously was at Charlotte from 2007-11. While with
the 49ers, Gunn beat Wake Forest 3-1 in 2009 and 2-0 in 2010 in his only two tries.
HARRISON UP FOR THE HERMANN TROPHY
• On Tuesday, Jack Harrison was named one of 15 finalists for the MAC Hermann
Trophy. He is the only freshman up for the award and is Wake Forest’s first semifinalist
since Ike Opara and Corben Bone reached the final 15 in 2009.
• The award is voted on by NSCAA Division I coaches. Three finalists will be named
on Friday, Dec. 11, during the College Cup with the winner being announced at a
ceremony in St. Louis, Missouri, on Jan. 8, 2016.
A CAMPAIGN FOR THE RECORD BOOKS
• With 17 wins this season, Wake Forest tied the 2009 team with its fourth-most wins
in a single season in program history.
2007: 22 wins
2008: 21 wins
2006: 18 wins
2009: 17 wins
2015: 17 wins
• This season marks the most wins since the 2009 campaign. Wake Forest hadn’t won
more than 11 games in a season since that 17-win campaign that ended in the College
Cup, the last time Wake Forest has reached the College Cup.
SCHEDULE & RESULTS
AUGUST
16
22
28
30
at Furman (Exh.)
KENTUCKY (Exh.)
SANTA CLARA
FLORIDA INTL.
T 1-1
W 3-0
W 1-0
W, 3-2
SEPTEMBER
5
8
12
15
19
22
26
#19 FGCU
UNC ASHEVILLE
at Pittsburgh* #18 ELON
SYRACUSE* (ESPN3)
at #6 Akron #5 CLEMSON*
W, 1-0
W, 5-0
W, 4-0
L, 1-0
W, 3-1
W, 2-1
T, 1-1 (2OT)
OCTOBER
2
6
9
17
20
23
27
30
at #22 Boston College* W, 5-0
#15 S. CAROLINA (ESPN3) W, 2-0
at #22 NC State* (ESPN3)T, 0-0 (2OT)
#2 N. CAROLINA* (ESPN3) W, 1-0
GEORGIA STATE
W, 5-0
#4 NOTRE DAME*(RSN/ESPN3)W, 2-1
DAVIDSON
W, 4-0
at Louisville* (ESPN3)
W, 4-2
NOVEMBER
8
11
22
29
LOUISVILLE@
W, 2-1 (OT)
#8 NOTRE DAME@ (ESPN3) L, 1-0
CHARLOTTE! (ESPN3)
W, 1-0
#14 INDIANA! (ESPN3)
W, 1-0
DECEMBER
5
11
13
#8 STANFORD! (ESPN3)
7:00
NCAA College Cup !& (ESPNU)6:00/8:30
NCAA College Cup !& (ESPNU)2:00
Home games in BOLD CAPS
* - ACC game
@ - ACC Championship Game
! - NCAA Championship Game
^ - Played at campus sites
& - Kansas City, Kan.
All times listed are ET
WAKE FOREST STATISTICAL LEADERS
Goals
Shots
1. Jon Bakero/Jack Harrison................................8
2. Michael Gamble/Tane Gent..............................6
1. Jack Harrison.................................................59
2. Jacori Hayes..................................................48
COMMUNICATIONS
Assists
Shots on Goal
Andrew Wilson
Assistant Director of Athletic Communications
Cell: (919) 624-6365 / (Office): 336-758-5842
Email: wilsonaj@wfu.edu
1. Jack Harrison.................................................11
2. Jon Bakero.......................................................6
1. Jack Harrison/Jacori Hayes............................26
2. Jon Bakero.....................................................21
Points
Saves
1. Jack Harrison.................................................27
2. Jon Bakero.....................................................22
1. Alec Ferrell.....................................................60
2. Andrew Harris..................................................4
QUICK FACTS
PROGRAM HISTORY
First Year of Men’s Soccer
1980
Overall All-Time Record
428-233-88 (.630)
All-Time ACC Record
103-104-34 (.498)
ACC Reg. Season Championships
6
(‘02, ‘04, ‘06, ‘08, ‘09, ‘15)
ACC Tournament Championships
1 (1989)
NCAA Championships
1 (2007)
College Cup Appearances
4
(2006, 2007, 2008, 2009)
NCAA Tournament Appearances (last)19 (2015)
NCAA Tournament Record
23-14-4 (.610)
Winning Seasons
28 (including 2015)
12+ Win Seasons
17 (including 2015)
ACC Winning Seasons
18 (including 2015)
All-Time Goals Scored
1,506
All-Time Goals Allowed
859
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach
Bobby Muuss
(Connecticut, ‘99)
Record at WFU
17-2-2 (.857) (1st year)
Career Record
91-58-27 (.594)
ACC Record
6-0-2 (.875)
Best Time to Reach Coach
Contact SID
Assistant Coach
Steve Armas (1st year)
(Maryland, ‘03)
Assistant Coach
Dane Brenner (5th year)
(South Florida, ‘06)
Assistant Coach
Eder Quintanilla
(University of the Basque Country, ‘09)
Director of Player Operations
Will Mack
(UNCG, ‘12)
TEAM INFORMATION
2015 Overall Record
17-2-2
Home
13-2-1
Away
4-0-1
Neutral
0-0-0
2015 ACC Record
6-0-2
Home
3-0-1
Away
3-0-1
Letterman Returning/Lost
14/10
Starters Returning/Lost
10/1
Newcomers8
GAMES STARTED STREAK
Jon Bakero
Hunter Bandy
Grant Bishop
Brad Dunwell
Steven Echevarria
Rafael Fagundo
Alec Ferrell
Michael Gamble
Hank Gauger
Logan Gdula
Tane Gent
Ricky Greensfelder
Harrison Gregory
Ian Harkes
Andrew Harris
Jack Harrison
Thomas Haws
Jacori Hayes
Roman Martin
Jared Odenbeck
Philip Parker
Hayden Partain
Kevin Politz
Sam Raben
Kris Reaves
Tater Rennhack
Chase Rhode
Carter Richardson
John Schuman
Current
7
38
0
21
1
0
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
24
0
21
12
17
0
0
0
0
0
21
40
0
0
0
0
Career Long
23
38
0
21
2
5
23
12
3
0
0
2
0
34
5
21
12
17
0
7
5
12
31
21
40
0
1
0
0
MEDIA POLICIES
• All media planning to attend the NCAA Championship in Winston-Salem must request a
credential from Andrew Wilson of the Wake Forest Athletic Communications Office. All approved
credentials will be left at the credential table next to the main gate and can be picked up on the
day of the game. Space in the press box at Spry Stadium is limited, but there is a row of media
seating reserved in front of the press box that runs the length of the box that will accommodate
media members.
• Postgame interviews will be held in the hospitality tent on the practice field behind the press
box. The winning head coach will have a 10-minute “cooling off” period before he and two
players enter the interview area. The losing head coach and two players will be available to
media approximately 10 minutes after the winning coach at the media’s request.
DEAC’S RECORD WHEN...
Overall .......................................................17-2-2
At home ....................................................13-2-1
On road .......................................................4-0-1
At neutral sites ............................................0-0-0
After a win.................................................12-2-2
After a loss ..................................................2-0-0
After a tie.....................................................2-0-0
In overtime ..................................................1-0-2
LATE-GAME HEROICS
• Wake Forest has scored each of its two goals in the 2015 NCAA Championship in the last
10 minutes of regulation. Jon Bakero scored in the 83rd minute to beat Charlotte and Ricky
Greensfelder scored in the 88th minute to beat Indiana.
• Both goals were set up by Ian Harkes, who now has four assists on the season.
DEACS IN THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP
• All-time, Wake Forest is 23-14-4 in the NCAA Tournament with a 7-2-1 record as the overall
No. 1 seed.
• This season marks the ninth time in program history Wake Forest has earned a top-five seed
in the NCAA Championship. The Deacs were No. 1 in 2002, 2004 and 2008, No. 2 in 2006 and
2007, No. 3 in 2003 and 2009 and No. 5 in 1999.
• This year’s NCAA Tournament appearance is Wake Forest’s 19th in the Big Dance and the
13th in the last 14 years.
In double overtime.......................................0-0-2
vs. ranked opponents ..................................7-2-2
vs. Top-10 opponents...................................3-1-1
vs. ACC opponents.......................................7-1-2
vs. non-conference opponents...................10-1-0
In one-goal games........................................9-2-0
Scoring first ...............................................14-0-0
Opp. scoring first..........................................3-2-1
Leading at half ...........................................11-0-0
Tied at half ..................................................5-0-1
Trailing at half ..............................................1-2-1
ONLY THE STRONG REMAIN...
• Of the seven opponents remaining in the NCAA Championship, Wake Forest has already
battled four of them. The contests against the four teams came in a consecutive stretch from
Sept. 19 to Oct. 2.
9/19: W, 3-1 vs. Syracuse
9/22: W, 2-1 at Akron
9/26: T, 1-1 vs. Clemson
10/2: W, 5-0 at Boston College
• Additionally, four of the remaining eight teams in the NCAA Championship are from the ACC’s
Atlantic Division (Wake Forest, Clemson, Syracuse, Boston College).
Scoring 1 or fewer goals..............................5-2-2
ACC IN THE TOURNEY
Opp. outshooting Wake or tied.....................2-0-2
• Five of the top seven seeds in the NCAA Tourney are from the ACC in No. 1 Wake Forest, No.
2 Clemson, No. 5 North Carolina, No. 6 Syracuse and No. 7 Notre Dame.
• Over the last 21 years, an ACC team has been the tournament’s No. 1 overall seed on 13
occasions, including Wake Forest’s No. 1 seed this year.
• At least one ACC team has made the College Cup each of the last 14 years. With Boston
College taking on Syracuse in the Elite Eight, the conference is guaranteed at least one ACC team
in the College Cup for the 15th straight season.
• An ACC team has won the championship 17 times, including 7 of the last 10 titles overall.
• Four ACC teams advanced to the Elite Eight. Wake Forest, Clemson and Syracuse all won
while Boston College upset Georgetown in PKs. Notre Dame fell to Maryland while North Carolina
dropped a 1-0 decision to Creighton.
ON THE NATIONAL SCENE
• Wake Forest ranks in the top 11 nationally in 11 categories - assists per game (No. 2), points
per game (No. 4), save percentage (No. 3), scoring offense (No. 6), shots on goal per game
(No. 11), shutout percentage (No. 7), team goals against average (No. 5), total assists (No. 3),
total goals (No. 6), total points (No. 5) and winning percentage (No. 3).
• With 11 assists this year, Jack Harrison ranks No. 7 in the nation in the category. Fabian
Herbers of Creighton leads the nation with 15.
• Alec Ferrell’s .857 save percentage ranks No. 6 in the nation. Dominik Reining of Marshall leads
the category with a .894 save percentage.
Scoring 3 or more goals...............................8-0-0
Opp. scoring 1 or fewer goals....................15-2-2
Opp. scoring 2 goals.....................................2-0-0
Opp. scoring 3 or more goals.......................0-0-0
Outshooting opponent................................15-2-0
Wake has 0-5 shots.....................................1-0-0
Wake has 6-10 shots...................................1-0-0
Wake has 11-15 shots.................................9-1-2
Wake has 16+ shots...................................6-1-0
Opp. has 0-5 shots.......................................5-1-0
Opp. has 6-10 shots.....................................6-0-0
Opp. has 11-15 shots...................................5-1-2
Opp. has 16+ shots....................................0-0-0
On Mondays ................................................0-0-0
On Tuesdays ...............................................5-1-0
On Wednesdays ..........................................0-1-0
On Thursdays ..............................................0-0-0
On Fridays ...................................................4-0-1
On Saturdays ...............................................4-0-1
On Sundays .................................................4-0-0
In August......................................................2-0-0
In September ..............................................5-1-1
RUNNING THE ACC
• Jack Harrison was named ACC Offensive Player and Freshman of the Year on Nov. 10, marking
the first time in ACC history a player has earned both in the same year. He was also a First Team
All-ACC honoree and on the All-ACC Freshman Team.
• Head coach Bobby Muuss earned Wake Forest’s seventh men’s soccer Coach of the Year
honor and first since 2009 by taking the honor this year. It marks his second-career Coach of
the Year honor, all in the last three years after winning Summit League Coach of the Year while
coaching Denver in 2013.
• Overall, Wake Forest won 11 awards in the All-ACC release. On top of the major awards,
Harrison was joined by Ian Harkes and Jacori Hayes as First Team All-ACC honorees, Alec Ferrell
and Michael Gamble were named Second Team performers and Jon Bakero earned Third Team
honors. Brad Dunwell also joined Harrison on the All-ACC Freshman team.
MUUSS IN THE NCAA TOURNEY
• Bobby Muuss has an all-time record of 2-3-1 in the NCAA Championship between his time at
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Scoring 2 goals............................................4-0-0
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In October ...................................................7-0-1
In November ...............................................3-1-0
In December ................................................0-0-0
Wearing white uniforms ............................11-2-1
Wearing black uniforms ...............................4-0-1
Wearing gold uniforms.................................1-0-0
Wearing pink uniforms.................................1-0-0
In televised games.......................................7-1-1
MORE HEADLINES
Wake Forest and Denver.
• At Denver (0-3-1):
2008: 11/22, L 0-4 vs. No. 17 UC-Davis
2010: 11/18, L 0-1 (2OT) vs. UC-Santa Barbara
2013: 11/21, T, 0-0 (eliminated in PKs) vs. No. 17 Louisville
2014: 11/20, L, 0-1 vs. No. 25 Oregon State
• At Wake Forest (2-0-0)
2015: 11/22, W, 1-0 vs. Charlotte
11/29, W, 1-0 vs. No. 16 Indiana
PLAYING THE NATION’S BEST
• In 14 games against teams in the top 30 of the RPI, Wake
Forest holds an 11-2-1 record, including a mark of 4-1-1 against
teams No. 2-7 teams on the list. In those 14 games, Wake Forest
has outscored the opponent 27-11. Stanford is No. 8 on the list.
QUICK-STRIKE OFFENSE
• On three occasions this season, Wake Forest scored three
goals in the first 27 minutes of the game. Two of those occasions
saw the Deacs up 3-0 less than 20 minutes into the game.
• Wake Forest had three goals 16:57 into the Oct. 30 contest
at Louisville, 19:16 into the Oct. 27 win against Davidson and
26:28 into the Oct. 20 win against Georgia State. Last time Wake
Forest scored three goals less than 27 minutes into a game
came on Dec. 6, 2008, in the NCAA Championship Quarterfinals
against South Florida in the first 20:50 of game action. Last time
it happened against an ACC opponent came on Oct. 4, 2008,
against Virginia Tech just 24:47 into the contest.
• Last time Wake Forest scored three goals in a shorter period
of time came on Oct. 16, 2007, in an 8-0 win over then-UNC
Greensboro just 14:20 into the contest.
• Additionally, Wake Forest scored four goals in the first 39:39
of the Sept. 8 match against UNC Asheville. That marked the
fastest four goals in a game for Wake Forest since scoring four in
28:56 against USF in the NCAA Championship on Dec. 6, 2008.
DEFENSE WINS TITLES
• Wake Forest has had two scoreless streaks of 300-plus
minutes this season. The latest ended against Notre Dame at
542 scoreless minutes. It spanned the Sept. 26 match against
Clemson to the Oct. 23 tilt against the Irish.
• The first streak spanned 327 minutes from Aug. 30 vs. FIU to
Sept. 15 vs. Elon.
• With five-straight shutouts during the 542-minute streak,
Wake Forest tied the 1991 and 2007 teams for the program
record for most in a row.
• Wake Forest’s longest shutout streak in program history spans
639:59 of game action. The mark was set early in the 1991
season over the course of seven games.
• Entering Saturday, the Deacs have a 0.51 GAA. The best mark
at season’s end in program history - 0.52 - was set during the
2007 national championship run.
• Currently, Wake Forest is on a run of 210:19 since giving up its
last goal against Notre Dame in the ACC Semifinals
• Wake Forest is up to 12 shutouts this season. The program
record for most shutouts in a single campaign is 15, set in 2007
during the national championship run.
ATTENDANCE RECORD BUSTED
• Wake Forest set the single-season attendance record in the
ACC Quarters against Louisville with 2,189 in attendance to push
the Deacs past the previous record of 29,296. That mark was set
in 2007, the season the Deacs won the national championship.
• In 16 home games this year, 41,342 have fans witnessed a
game at Spry Stadium.
DEFENDING SPRY
• Dating back to 2014, Wake Forest has defended Spry Stadium
quite well. Over the course of the last 29 home contests, the
Deacs are 23-4-2 on their home turf.
• All-time at home, Wake Forest has posted a record of 264101-37, good for a .703 winning percentage. All-time at Spry,
the Deacs are 160-45-20 (.756).
2015 HONORS
MAJOR ACC AWARDS
Jack Harrison - Offensive Player of the Year
Jack Harrison - Freshman of the Year
Bobby Muuss - Coach of the Year
ALL-ACC AWARDS
FIRST TEAM ALL-ACC
Ian Harkes
Jack Harrison
Jacori Hayes
SECOND TEAM ALL-ACC
Alec Ferrell
Michael Gamble
THIRD TEAM ALL-ACC
Jon Bakero
ALL-ACC FRESHMAN TEAM
Brad Dunwell
Jack Harrison
ACC WEEKLY HONORS
ACC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Jon Bakero - Sept. 29 | Oct. 27
Jack Harrison - Oct. 6 (Co-OPOW)
Hayden Partain - Nov. 3 (Co-OPOW)
ACC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Alec Ferrell - Sept. 29 | Oct. 13 (Co-DPOW)
Sam Raben - Oct. 20
ACC IN THE RPI
MISC. HONORS
Michael Gamble - TDS Best XI Second Team; TDS Preseason National Top 100 (No. 13); TDS Preseason Top
20 in the ACC (No. 4); SBI Top 30 MLS Draft Prospects
List (No. 18); TDS Midseason Top 100 in the Nation (No.
5); TDS Midseason Top 20 Players in the ACC (No. 1).
Ian Harkes - TDS Preseason National Top 100 (No. 61);
TDS Preseason Top 20 in the ACC (No. 16); TDS Midseason Top 100 in the Nation (No. 67); TDS Midseason Top
20 Players in the ACC (No. 16); TDS Team of the Week
(Dec. 1)
Jack Harrison - TDS Preseason All-Freshman Team;
TDS Men’s Team of the Week (Sept. 15); TDS Midseason Freshman Top 100 in the Nation (No. 1); MAC Hermann Trophy Semifinalist.
Alec Ferrell - TDS Midseason Top 20 Players in the ACC (No. 9).
Sam Raben - TDS Midseason Top 100 Freshmen List (No. 30).
Jacori Hayes - TDS Men’s Team of the Week (Oct.
20); TDS Midseason Top 100 in the Nation (No. 15); TDS
Midseason Top 20 Players in the ACC (No. 4).
Brad Dunwell - TDS Midseason Top 100 Freshmen List (No. 23).
ACADEMIC HONORS
COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT TEAM
Jacori Hayes
Tane Gent
ACC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
Ian Harkes
Jacori Hayes
ALL-TIME IN THE QUARTERFINALS
• Eight of the 12 ACC teams are ranked in the top 30 of the RPI
(4-0-0)
list.
• Wake Forest tops the list at No. 1, followed by Clemson (2),
2006
Syracuse (3), North Carolina (4), Notre Dame (7), Boston College Quarterfinals - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 24
(15), Louisville (23), Virginia (27), NC State (34), Duke (50),
Santa Clara 10- 1
Virginia Tech (107) and Pittsburgh (125).
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2
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RECORDS FALL AT BOSTON COLLEGE
• On just its second attempt, Wake Forest hit the 100-win mark in
the victory over Boston College.
• The five-goal ACC win is the largest margin of victory in a
conference game since the Deacs beat Virginia Tech 8-2 on Oct.
4, 2008.
• Jared Odenbeck’s penalty kick goal in the 90th minute marks the
latest goal ever scored in regulation for the Deacs at 89:52. The
previous mark was set by Brad Collins at 89:50 on Sept. 16, 1992,
against Appalachian State.
HIGHLY-TOUTED RECRUITING CLASS
• Wake Forest’s recruiting class was ranked No. 9 in the country
by Top Drawer Soccer and No. 7 by College Soccer News last
spring.
• The class includes the likes of Jack Harrison, Carter Richardson,
Brad Dunwell, Tater Rennhack, Sam Raben, Roman Martin,
Harrison Gregory and Logan Gdula.
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Quarterfinals - Winston-Salem, N.C. - December 8
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Quarterfinals - Winston-Salem, N.C. - December 6
USF 00- 0
Wake Forest41- 5
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UCLA 00- 0
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HARRISON NAMED GATORADE BOYS
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
• On May 12, Jack Harrison was named the Gatorade Boy’s
Soccer Player of the Year.
• Harrison is the second Wake Forest player to earn the award.
Pat Phelan won the award in 2004. Phelan went on to be a starter
for the Deacs and was an outside back on the 2007 national
championship team.
• As a senior, Harrison scored 16 goals and tallied 27 assists while
helping The Berkshire School to a 19-2-1 record last year.
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NATIONAL RANKINGS
HEAD COACH BOBBY MUUSS
NSCAA (11/17)
SOCCER AMERICA (11/3)
TOP DRAWER (11/30)
RPI (11/15)
1. Wake Forest
2. Georgetown
3. Clemson
4. North Carolina
5. Akron
6. Syracuse
7. Stanford
8. Notre Dame
9. Creighton
10. Denver
11. SMU
12. Maryland
13. Seattle
14. Ohio State
15. South Florida
16. Florida International
17. Kentucky
18. Virginia
19. Indiana
20. Coastal Carolina
21. South Carolina
22. UC Santa Barbara
23. Rutgers
24. Cal State Fullerton
25. UCLA
1. Wake Forest
2. Clemson
3. North Carolina
4. Creighton
5. Stanford
6. Georgetown
7. Coastal Carolina
8. Denver
9. Notre Dame
10. Akron
11. Seattle
12. SMU
13. Virginia
14. UC Santa Barbara
15. Kentucky
16. Cal Poly
17. Rutgers
18. California
19. Old Dominion
20. South Florida
21. New Mexico
22. Xavier
23. Elon
T-24. Washington
T-24. Ohio State
1. Stanford
2. Wake Forest
3. Creighton
4. Akron
5. Syracuse
6. Clemson
7. Maryland
8. Boston College
9. Georgetown
10. Notre Dame
11. SMU
12. Seattle
13. North Carolina
14. Indiana
15. UC Santa Barbara
16. Ohio State
17. Denver
18. Florida International
19. South Florida
20. Virginia
21. UCLA
22. South Carolina
23. Coastal Carolina
24. Dartmouth
25. Radford
1. Wake Forest
2. Clemson
3. Syracuse
4. North Carolina
5. Georgetown
6. Akron
7. Notre Dame
8. Stanford
9. Seattle
10. Creighton
11. Ohio State
12. SMU
13. Maryland
14. South Florida
15. Boston College
16. Florida International
17. UC Santa Barbara
18. Denver
19. South Carolina
20. UCLA
21. Indiana
22. Coastal Carolina
23. Louisville
24. Dartmouth
25. Elon
HEADLINES
• The Deacs returned 10 starters this year, including
BOBBY MUUSS NAMED HEAD COACH
• Bobby Muuss was named the new head coach of
the Demon Deacons on January 8, 2015, following
the departure of Jay Vidovich, who took a position
with the USL PRO team T2, an affiliate of the Portland
Timbers.
• Muuss spent eight seasons at the University
of Denver prior to rejoining the Demon Deacons.
He served as an assistant coach and recruiting
coordinator for Wake Forest from 2001-07 before
leaving for Denver.
• At Denver, Muuss compiled a 74-56-24 record
while leading the Pioneers to back-to-back NCAA
Tournament appearances for the first time in school
history in 2013 and 2014.
A NEW LOOK FOR SPRY
• Throughout the course of the summer, Spry
Stadium, the home of the Demon Deacons,
underwent a $1 million dollar renovation.
• Improvements to the facility included the
installation of new Bermuda turf, irrigation and
drainage systems, installation of conduit for future
television and live-stream broadcasts, new fence and
windscreen surrounding the field, upgraded lighting
and new team equipment, including new field goals
and team enclosures.
the three players that led the Deacs with 6 goals
(Michael Gamble, Ricky Greensfelder and Jon Bakero).
• Michael Gamble led Wake Forest with 22 points,
posting six goals and 10 assists throughout his junior
campaign in 2014.
HARKES, GAMBLE GO TO U.S. ID CAMP
• Ian Harkes and Michael Gamble were selected to
participate in the U.S. Soccer College Identification
Training Camp in August by U.S. Under-23 head coach
Andi Herzog.
DEACS HOST WALT CHYZOWYCH
CLINIC
• Wake Forest hosted the 15th-annual Walt
Chyzowych Memorial Fund Soccer Clinic on Friday,
Aug. 21, at Spry Stadium.
• Chyzowych was the second coach in Wake Forest
history, taking over in 1986. He guided the Deacs to
their first ACC title in 1989 after Wake Forest had only
won on ACC contest prior to his arrival.
• He was known as a pioneer for American collegiate
coaches for his role in founding, organizing and
promoting the nation’s first soccer education program.
• Walt Chyzowych passed away on Sept. 2, 1994,
just one day before the start of the 1994 season.
BUILDING ON THE FOUNDATION
• Last fall, the Deacs reached the 10-win mark for
the third-straight season going 10-7-2. Overall, Wake
Forest finished third in the ACC’s Atlantic Division.
Season: 1st
Alma Mater: Connecticut, 1999
Degree: Communication Science
Record at Wake Forest: 17-2-2 (.857)
Career Record: 91-58-27 (.594)
ACC Record: 6-0-2 (.875)
Previous:
Denver - Head Coach (2007-14)
Wake Forest - Assistant Coach (2001-07)
UConn - Volunteer Assistant Coach (2000)
COACHING STAFF
Steve
Armas
1st Season
Maryland, ‘03
Dane
Brenner
5th Season
USF, ‘06
Eder
Quintanilla
2nd Season
University of the
Basque Country,
‘09
Will
Mack
1st Season
UNCG, ‘12
ACC STANDINGS
ACC ATLANTIC DIVISION STANDINGS
School
1. Wake Forest
2. Clemson
3. Boston College
4. Syracuse
5. Louisville
6. NC State
ACC
6-0-2
6-1-1
4-4-0
3-4-1
1-4-3
1-4-3
PTS
20
19
12
10
6
6
Win%
.857
.786
.500
.429
.357
.357
Overall
17-2-2
17-2-2
11-7-2
15-5-3
7-9-3
8-6-3
ACC COASTAL DIVISION STANDINGS
School
1. North Carolina
2. Notre Dame
3. Virginia
4. Duke
5. Virginia Tech
6. Pittsburgh
ACC
6-1-1
4-2-2
4-2-2
3-4-1
0-5-3
0-7-1
PTS
19
14
14
10
3
1
Win%
.812
.625
.625
.438
.188
.062
Overall
15-2-3
11-5-6
10-5-3
10-7-2
5-9-3
5-9-3
4
Win%
.825
.636
.639
.579
.382
.382
**Standings through NCAA Sweet 16**
PREDICTED ORDER OF FINISH
ATLANTIC
1. Louisville (6) 66
2. Clemson (5) 62
3. Wake Forest (1) 46
4. Syracuse 40
5. NC State 20
6. Boston College 18
COASTAL
1. Virginia (7) 64
2. North Carolina (4) 59
3. Notre Dame (1) 54
4. Duke 35
5. Virginia Tech 26
6. Pittsburgh 14
(#) = First-place votes | ## = Points in poll
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.857
.857
.600
.717
.447
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ROSTER BREAKDOWN
BY CLASS
Seniors (2)
Michael Gamble
Phillip Parker
Juniors (10)
Hunter Bandy
Alec Ferrell
Tane Gent
Ricky Greensfelder
Ian Harkes
Andrew Harris
Thomas Haws
Jacori Hayes
Jared Odenbeck
Hayden Partain
Sophomores (9)
Jon Bakero
Grant Bishop
Steven Echevarria
Rafael Fagundo
Hank Gauger
Kevin Politz
Kris Reaves
Chase Rhode
John Schuman
Freshmen (8)
Brad Dunwell
Harrison Gregory
Logan Gdula
Jack Harrison
Roman Martin
Sam Raben
Tater Rennhack
Carter Richardson
BY STATE/COUNTRY
Maryland (4)
Michael Gamble (Columbia)
Ricky Greensfelder (Baltimore)
Andrew Harris (Baltimore)
Jacori Hayes (Bowie)
North Carolina (4)
Grant Bishop (Raleigh)
Jared Odenbeck (Charlotte)
Hank Gauger (Mooresville)
Chase Rhode (Cary)
Texas (4)
Thomas Haws (Austin)
Philip Parker (Beaumont)
Hayden Partain (Frisco)
Tater Rennhack (Westlake)
Ohio (3)
Alec Ferrell (Westlake)
John Schuman (Columbus)
Carter Richardson (Dublin)
Virginia (2)
Rafael Fagundo (Herndon)
Ian Harkes (Fairfax)
California (2)
Roman Martin (La Jolla)
Harrison Gregory (Laguna Beach)
Colorado (1)
Sam Raben (Greenwood Village)
Connecticut (1)
Logan Gdula (East Lyme)
Florida (1)
Hunter Bandy (Boca Raton)
Georgia (1)
Kris Reaves (Duluth)
Michigan (1)
Brad Dunwell (Grand Rapids)
New Jersey (1)
Kevin Politz (Morganville)
New York (1)
Steven Echevarria (Slate Hill)
England (1)
Jack Harrison (Bolton)
New Zealand (1)
Tane Gent (Christchurch)
Spain (1)
Jon Bakero (Sitges)
NUMERICAL ROSTER
No. Name 0 Alec Ferrell
1 Andrew Harris
2 Kris Reaves
3 Rafael Fagundo
4 Kevin Politz
6 Jared Odenbeck
7 Jon Bakero
8 Jacori Hayes
9 Tater Rennhack
10 Michael Gamble
11 Philip Parker
12 Brad Dunwell
14 Thomas Haws
15 Steven Echevarria
16 Ian Harkes
17 John Schuman
19 Harrison Gregory
20 Hunter Bandy
21 Hayden Partain
22 Jack Harrison
23 Hank Gauger
24 Chase Rhode
25 Ricky Greensfelder
26 Sam Raben
27 Roman Martin
28 Tane Gent
29 Logan Gdula
30 Grant Bishop
31 Carter Richardson
Yr. R-Jr.
R-Jr.
So.
R-So.
So.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
Fr.
Sr.
Sr.
Fr.
R-Jr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
So.
R-Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
R-So.
Fr.
Pos. GK
GK
D
D
D
D
F
M
F
F
D
M
M
M
M
M
M
D
M
M
F
D
M
D
M
F
F
GK
GK
Ht. 6-4
6-0
6-2
6-3
5-10
6-2
6-3
5-7
5-11
5-7
6-0
5-8
6-0
5-9
6-0
5-7
5-10
5-9
5-8
5-9
6-0
6-1
5-7
6-0
6-1
6-0
5-11
6-2
5-11
Wt. 195
185
160
170
140
170
165
150
155
150
165
165
160
145
160
145
155
155
150
155
165
175
135
160
160
160
160
175
180
Hometown /Previous School
Westlake, Ohio/ Westlake HS
Baltimore, Md./Gilman School
Duluth, Ga./Lone Star HS (Frisco, TX)
Herndon, Va./Paul VI HS)
Morganville, N.J./Marlboro HS
Charlotte, N.C./Georgetown
Sitges, Spain/International School of Barcelona
Bowie, Md./DeMatha Catholic HS
Westlake, Texas/Westlake Academy
Columbia, Md./McDonogh
Beaumont, Texas/Monsignor Kelly
Grand Rapids, Mich./Forest Hills Northern HS
Austin, Texas/Westlake
Slate Hill, N.Y./Don Bosco Prep
Fairfax, Va./Gonzaga College HS
Columbus, Ohio/Upper Arlington HS
Laguna Beach, Calif./Laguna Beach HS
Boca Raton, Fla./Boca Raton Community HS
Frisco, Texas/Wakeland
Bolton, England/Berkshire School (Sheffield, Mass.)
Mooresville, N.C./Cardinal Gibbons HS
Cary, N.C./Cardinal Gibbons HS
Baltimore, Md./Archbishop Curley
Greenwood Village, Colo./Cherry Creek HS
La Jolla, Calif./La Jolla Country Day School
Christchurch, New Zealand/St. Andrews College
East Lyme, Conn./Bacon Academy
Raleigh, N.C./Broughton HS
Dublin, Ohio/Dublin Coffman HS
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach.............................................. Bobby Muuss (Connecticut ‘99) / 1st year as HC; 8th overall at Wake Forest
Assistant Coach....................................... Steve Armas (Maryland ‘03) / 1st season at Wake Forest
Assistant Coach....................................... Dane Brenner (South Florida ‘06) / 5th season at Wake Forest
Assistant Coach....................................... Eder Quintanilla (University of the Basque Country ‘09) / 2nd season at Wake Forest
Director of Player Operations ............... Will Mack (UNCG ‘12) / 1st season at Wake Forest
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
0. Alec Ferrell............................................ FAIR-uhl
3. Rafael Fagundo...................................... fa-GUN-doe
7. Jon Bakero............................................ bah-CARE-oh
15. Steven Echevarria............................... ETCH-uh-vary-uh
21. Hayden Partain.................................... PAR-tane
23. Hank Gauger........................................ GOW-gure
24. Chase Rhode........................................ road-EEE
28. Tane Gent............................................ TAWN-nay GENT (soft G)
HC. Bobby Muuss...................................... Meuss
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Wake Forest Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 29, 2015)
All games
RECORD:
ALL GAMES
CONFERENCE
NON-CONFERENCE
Date
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Aug 28
Aug 30
Sep 05
Sep 08
Sep 12
Sep 15
Sep 19
Sep 22
Sep 26
Oct 02
Oct 06
Oct 09
Oct 17
Oct 20
Oct 23
Oct 27
Oct 30
Nov 08
Nov 11
Nov 22
Nov 29
Opponent
SANTA CLARA
FIU
#19 FLORIDA GULF COAST
UNC ASHEVILLE
at Pitt
#18 ELON
SYRACUSE
at #6 Akron
#5 CLEMSON
at #22 Boston College
#15 SOUTH CAROLINA
at #22 NC State
#2 NORTH CAROLINA
GEORGIA STATE
#4 NOTRE DAME
DAVIDSON
at Louisville
LOUISVILLE
#8 NOTRE DAME
CHARLOTTE
#14 INDIANA
OVERALL
17-2-2
6-0-2
11-2
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
To2
W
W
To2
W
W
W
W
W
Wot
L
W
W
Score
1-0
3-2
1-0
5-0
4-0
0-1
3-1
2-1
1-1
5-0
2-0
0-0
1-0
5-0
2-1
4-0
4-2
2-1
0-1
1-0
1-0
Att.
2455
1604
1790
1363
371
2204
3454
2516
2346
276
1848
644
5070
1437
3976
749
2664
2189
5009
2699
3149
* ACC Game
TEAM STATISTICS
SHOT STATISTICS
Goals-Shot attempts
Goals scored per game
Shot pct.
Shots on goal-Attempts
SOG pct.
Shots/Game
CORNER KICKS
PENALTY KICKS
PENALTIES
Fouls
Yellow cards
Red cards
ATTENDANCE
Total
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral Site #/Avg
WF
OPP
47-302
2.24
.156
150-302
.497
14.4
118
2-2
11-175
0.52
.063
77-175
.440
8.3
88
1-1
235
20
0
287
40
1
41342
16/2584
0/0
6471
5/1294
HOME
13-2-1
3-0-1
10-2
##
22
7
8
10
28
25
21
12
11
6
4
2
15
16
14
20
17
26
30
29
24
1
0
Player
Jack Harrison
Jon Bakero
Jacori Hayes
Michael Gamble
Tane Gent
Ricky Greensfelder
Hayden Partain
Brad Dunwell
Philip Parker
Jared Odenbeck
Kevin Politz
Kris Reaves
Steven Echevarria
Ian Harkes
Thomas Haws
Hunter Bandy
John Schuman
Sam Raben
Grant Bishop
Logan Gdula
Chase Rhode
Andrew Harris
Alec Ferrell
Total
Opponents
Goalie
30 Grant Bishop
1 Andrew Harris
0 Alec Ferrell
##
Total
Opponents
NEUTRAL
0-0
0-0
0-0
gp g a pts sh
21 8 11 27 59
21 8 6 22 37
20 5 5 15 48
13 6 2 14 36
20 6 1 13 24
21 2 4
8 12
14 3 1
7 10
21 1 5
7
5
16 1 3
5
2
15 2 0
4
5
14 2 0
4
3
21 1 2
4
8
20 1 2
4
4
21 0 4
4 36
17 0 1
1
3
21 0 0
0
5
5 0 0
0
4
21 0 0
0
1
1 0 0
0
0
10 0 0
0
0
6 0 0
0
0
5 0 0
0
0
17 0 0
0
0
21 47 47 141 302
21 11 8 30 175
GP
1
5
17
21
21
Min. GA
15:06
0
370:20
1
1549:14 10
1934:40 11
1934:40 47
sh%
sog sog% gw pk-att
.136 26 .441 3
.216 21 .568 3
.104 26 .542 5
.167 19 .528 3
.250 10 .417 0
.167
7 .583 1
.300
6 .600 0
.200
2 .400 0
.500
2 1.000 0
.400
2 .400 0
.667
3 1.000 0
.125
6 .750 1
.250
1 .250 0
.000 14 .389 0
.000
0 .000 0
.000
3 .600 0
.000
1 .250 0
.000
0 .000 0
.000
0 .000 0
.000
0 .000 0
.000
0 .000 0
.000
0 .000 0
.000
0 .000 0
.156 150 .497 17
.063 77 .440 2
GAAvg Saves
0.00
0.24
0.58
0.51
2.19
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
47
11
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
302
175
Saves by Period
Wake Forest
Opponents
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
66
103
Corners by Period
Wake Forest
Opponents
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
118
88
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
235
287
Shots by Period
Wake Forest
Opponents
6
25
7
21
4
149 150
71 100
23
54
59
37
41
47
55
50
110 122
139 141
1
0
2
2
0
1
3
0
1
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0
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
4
60
66
103
1st
Goals by Period
Wake Forest
Opponents
Fouls by Period
Wake Forest
Opponents
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AWAY
4-0-1
3-0-1
1-0
Pct
W-L-T
1.000 0-0-0
.800 3-1-0
.857 14-1-2
.857 17-2-2
.687 2-17-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
2-2
1-1
Sho
0/1
2/2
8/1
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WAKE FOREST IN THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP
1988 (0-1)
1st Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 12
North Carolina 20- 2
Wake Forest 00- 0
UNC Goals: Adam Tinkham, Marc Buffin. UNC Assists: Dino Megaloudis. Saves:
Darren Royer (UNC) 5, Scott Wehmer (WFU) 3. Shots: UNC 8, WFU 7. Corner
Kicks: UNC 1, WFU 2. Fouls: UNC 19, WFU 27. Attendance: 970.
2002 (1-1)
2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 27
Old Dominion00- 0
Wake Forest01- 1
WFU Goals: Jeremiah White (Carroll). Saves: Samuel Cameron (ODU) 14, William
Hesmer (WFU) 1. Shots: ODU 5, WFU 20. Corner Kicks: ODU 4, WFU 8. Fouls:
ODU 12, WFU 12. Attendance: 3,113.
1989 (1-1)
1st Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 12
Old Dominion01- 1
Wake Forest20- 2
ODU Goals: Gunther Glockner (Borges). WFU Goals: Geraint Davies (Phillips),
Geraint Davies (unassisted). Saves: Joey Mallia (ODU) 4, Matt Olson (WFU) 2.
Shots: ODU 4, WFU 12. Corner Kicks: ODU 3, WFU 9. Fouls: ODU 21, WFU 11.
Attendance: 2,850.
3rd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 30
Clemson 101- 2
Wake Forest100- 1
Clemson Goals: Brett Branan (unassisted), Brett Branan (Cutler). WFU Goals:
Amir Lowery (Carroll). Saves: Doug Warren (CU) 5, William Hesmer (WFU) 2.
Shots: CU 8, WFU 16. Corner Kicks: CU 4, WFU 9. Fouls: CU 23, WFU 16. Attendance: 3,279.
2003 (0-1)
2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 26
Virginia 11- 2
Wake Forest00- 0
UVA Goals: Adam Cristman (unassisted), Mike Littlefield (Cristman). Saves: Ryan
Burke (UVA) 3, Brad McEachern (WFU) 1. Shots: UVA 4, WFU 11. Corner Kicks:
UVA 2, WFU 4. Fouls: UVA 17, WFU 15. Attendance: 3,521.
2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 19
South Carolina
23- 5
Wake Forest01- 1
USC Goals: Jeff Love (Brisson), Ruben Tufino (unassisted), Ruben Tufino (unassisted), Clark Brisson (Coggins, Jonsson), Andrew Coggins (Johnson). WFU
Goals: Geraint Davies (Covone, Mackey). Saves: Chris Foley (USC) 5, Matt Olson
(WFU) 6. Shots: USC 17, WFU 15. Corner Kicks: USC 1, WFU 7. Fouls: USC 20,
WFU 23. Attendance: 2,200.
2004 (1-0-1)
2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 23
UCF 00- 0
Wake Forest32- 5
WFU Goals: Scott Sealy (Phelan, Moose), Stephen Keel (Sealy), Scott Sealy
(Caugherty), Scott Sealy (Szczypiorski, Keel), Justin Moose (Sealy). Saves: Ryan
McIntosh (UCF) 10, Brian Edwards (WFU) 1. Shots: UCF 4, WFU 28. Corner Kicks:
UCF 2, WFU 8. Fouls: UCF 18, WFU 16. Attendance: 1,619.
1990 (0-1)
1st Round - Chapel Hill, N.C. - November 10
Wake Forest01- 1
North Carolina
11- 2
WFU Goals: Rob Dixon (McNamara). UNC Goals: Chris Lyn (unassisted), Brent
Walker (unassisted). Saves: Matt Olson (WFU) 5, Watson Jennison (UNC) 2.
Shots: WFU 10, UNC 15. Corner Kicks: WFU 4, UNC 3. Fouls: WFU 22, UNC 18.
Attendance: 760.
3rd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 27
(VCU advanced on penalty kicks)
VCU 1100- 2
Wake Forest2000- 2
WFU Goals: Steven Curfman (Thompson, Moose), Julian Valentin (Curfman).
VCU Goals: Dominic Oduru (Chaves), Dominic Oduru (Viray). Saves: Saul Montero
(VCU) 6, Brian Edwards (WFU) 3. Shots: VCU 11, WFU 20. Corner Kicks: VCU 6,
WFU 8. Fouls: VCU 12, WFU 12. Attendance: 1,447.
1991 (0-1)
1st Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 17
Furman 0010- 1
Wake Forest0000- 0
Furman Goals: Ray Colado (unassisted). Saves: Ed Stern (Furman) 7, Mike
McGinty (WFU) 7. Shots: Furman 10, WFU 21. Corner Kicks: Furman 9, WFU 7.
Fouls: Furman 35, WFU 20. Attendance: 3,100.
2005 (2-1)
1st Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 18
South Carolina
00- 0
Wake Forest02- 2
WFU Goals: Ryan Solle (Cronin), Wells Thompson (Solle). Saves: Mike Gustavson
(USC) 5, Brian Edwards (WFU) 4. Shots: USC 13, WFU 20. Corner Kicks: USC 5,
WFU 4. Fouls: USC 12, WFU 16. Attendance: 917.
1999 (1-1)
1st Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 21
VCU 10- 1
Wake Forest11- 2
VCU Goals: Kevin Jeffrey (Otten). WFU Goals: Chris Lonteen (Stafford, Thomas),
Ben Stafford (Lonteen). Saves: Adam Mead (VCU) 1, Sean Connor (WFU) 2.
Shots: VCU 9, WFU 11. Corner Kicks: VCU 2, WFU 7. Fouls: VCU 18, WFU 18.
Attendance: 714.
2nd Round - Roanoke, Va. - November 22
Wake Forest02- 2
Old Dominion01- 1
WFU Goals: Wells Thompson (unassisted), Justin Moose (Valentin). ODU Goals:
Edson Elcock (Hurst). Saves: John Connelly (ODU) 2, Brian Edwards (WFU) 9.
Shots: ODU 25, WFU 8. Corner Kicks: ODU 5, WFU 3. Fouls: ODU 9, WFU 10.
Attendance: 944.
2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 28
Furman 22- 4
Wake Forest00- 0
Furman Goals: Paul Leese (Junot Alusvez), Carl Junot (Nusum), John Berry
Nusum (Handy, Alusvez), John Michael Warte (Hill). Saves: Scott Houht (Furman)
2, Sean Conner (WFU) 3. Shots: Furman 12, WFU 8. Corner Kicks: Furman 7,
WFU 5. Fouls: Furman 15, WFU 16. Attendance: 2,131.
3rd Round - Berkeley, Calif. - November 24
Wake Forest1100- 2
California 0201- 3
Cal goals: Calen Carr (unassisted), Calen Carr (Sassano), Jeff Serafini (Jacobson).
WFU Goals: Michael Lahoud (Adams), Justin Moose (unassisted). Saves: Erik
Kronberg (Cal) 5, Brian Edwards (WFU) 9. Shots: Cal 27, WFU 16. Corner Kicks:
Cal 11, WFU 3. Fouls: Cal 14, WFU 13. Attendance: 3,207.
2001 (0-1)
2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 25
American 12- 3
Wake Forest00- 0
American Goals: Adam Rosen (Herman), Andrew Herman (unassisted), Adam
Rosen (Kuykendall, Bertsch). Saves: Michael Behonick (American) 1, William
Hesmer (WFU) 1. Shots: American 11, WFU 7. Corner Kicks: American 2, WFU 7.
Fouls: American 19, WFU 14. Attendance: 345.
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Attendance: 8.172.
2006 (3-0-1)
2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 15
Hofstra 01- 1
Wake Forest23- 5
Hofstra Goals: Michael Todd (Cox). WFU Goals: Marcus Tracy (Cronin), Zack
Schilawski (Curfman, Tracy), Sam Cronin (Lahoud, Tracy), Marcus Tracy (Curfman)
Zack Schilawski (Lahoud). Saves: Brian Edwards (WFU) 4, Tom Johansen (Hofstra) 5. Shots: Hofstra 5, WFU 14. Corner Kicks: Hofstra 4, WFU 2. Fouls: Hofstra
9, WFU 13. Attendance: 1,664.
2008 (3-1)
2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 25
William & Mary
000- 0
Wake Forest001- 1
WFU Goal: Cody Arnoux (Tracy). Saves: Akira Fitzgerald (WFU) 2, Doug Ryan
(WFU) 1, Andrew McAdams (WM) 4. Shots: WFU 22, William & Mary 6. Corner
Kicks: WFU 6, William & Mary 1. Fouls: WFU 11, William & Mary 12. Attendance:
1,189.
3rd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 19
Towson 01- 1
Wake Forest02- 2
Towson Goals: Pat Healy (penalty kick). WFU Goals: Steven Curfman (unassisted),
Zack Schilawski (Thompson, Cronin). Saves: Billy Chiles (Towson) 1, Greg Flaherty
(Towson) 4, Brian Edwards (WFU) 3. Shots: Towson 6, WFU 14. Corner Kicks:
Towson 4, WFU 2. Fouls: Towson 19, WFU 21. Attendance: 2,118.
3rd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 30
Dartmouth 00- 0
Wake Forest25- 7
WFU Goals: Corben Bone (Franks), Sam Cronin (penalty kick), Cody Arnoux
(Tracy), Zack Schilawski (Tracy; Brown), Cody Arnoux (Schilawski; Lahoud), Luke
Norman (Courtney), Zack Schilawski (unassisted). Saves: Akira Fitzgerald (WFU)
3, Sean Millington (DART) 5. Shots: WFU 16, Dartmouth 11. Corner Kicks: WFU
10, Dartmouth 2. Fouls: WFU 14, Dartmouth 9. Attendance: 584.
Quarterfinals - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 24
Santa Clara 10- 1
Wake Forest12- 3
Santa Clara Goals: Peter Lowery (penalty kick). WFU Goals: Steven Curfman
(unassisted), Michael Lahoud (unassisted), Wells Thompson (Solle). Saves:
Brian Edwards (WFU) 5, Joseph Buttitta (Santa Clara) 4. Shots: WFU 12, Santa
Clara 12. Corner Kicks: WFU 3, Santa Clara 5. Fouls: WFU 15, Santa Clara 21.
Attendance: 3,520.
Quarterfinals - Winston-Salem, N.C. - December 6
USF 00- 0
Wake Forest41- 5
WFU Goals: Jamie Franks (Arnoux, Brown), Sam Cronin (unassisted), Lyle Adams
(Arnoux), Marcus Tracy (Bone), Zack Schilawski (Arnoux). Saves: Akira Fitzgerald
(WFU) 4, Jeff Attinella (USF) 3. Shots: WFU 14, USF 9. Corner Kicks: WFU 4, USF
1. Fouls: WFU 11, USF 14. Attendance: 2,319.
Semifinals - St. Louis, Mo. - December 2
(UCSB advanced on penalty kicks)
Wake Forest0000- 0
UC Santa Barbara
0000- 0
Shootout Results: UC Santa Barbara 14/Y, 12/Y, 13/Y, 7/N, 15/Y. WFU 20/Y, 25/Y,
14/N, 2/Y, 12/N. UCSB wins shootout 4-3. Saves: Brian Edwards (WFU) 4, Kyle
Reynish (UCSB) 5. Shots: WFU 17, UCSB 17. Corner Kicks: WFU 4, UCSB 5.
Fouls: WFU 14, UCSB 20. Attendance: 6,314.
Semifinals - Frisco, Texas - December 14
North Carolina
10- 1
Wake Forest00- 0
UNC Goal: Brian Shriver (Loyd). Saves: Akira Fitzgerald (WFU) 3, Brooks Haggerty
(UNC) 7. Shots: WFU 20, UNC 9. Corner Kicks: WFU 6, UNC 4. Fouls: WFU 11,
UNC 13. Attendance: 6,134.
2009 (3-1)
2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 22
UNC Wilmington
01- 1
Wake Forest11- 2
WFU Goals: Austin da Luz (Schilawski), Anthony Arena (da Luz). UNCW Goal:
Shawn Guderian (Roberts). Saves: Akira Fitzgerald (WFU) 1, Brock Duckworth
(UNCW) 4. Shots: WFU 14, UNCW 6. Corner Kicks: WFU 7, UNCW 2. Fouls: WF
10, UNCW 11. Attendance: 962.
2007 (5-0)
2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 28
Furman 00- 0
Wake Forest10- 1
WFU Goal: Julian Valentin (Cronin). Saves: Brian Edwards (WFU) 3, Bryan Amos
(Furman) 5. Shots: WFU 14, Furman 8. Corner Kicks: WFU 5, Furman 1. Fouls:
WFU 9, Furman 15. Attendance: 1,443.
3rd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 29
Duke 02- 2
Wake Forest31- 4
WFU Goals: Zack Schilawski (da Luz; Opara), Zack Schilawski (Bone), Sam Redmond (da Luz), Austin da Luz (Schilawski; Fitzgerald). DU Goals: Cole Grossman
(penalty kick), Ryan Finley (unassisted). Saves: Akira Fitzgerald (WFU) 3, James
Belshaw (DU) 3. Shots: WFU 12, DU 15. Corner Kicks: WFU 4, DU 6. Fouls: WFU
11, DU 13. Attendance: 1,932.
3rd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - December 2
West Virginia01- 1
Wake Forest03- 3
WFU Goals: Zack Schilawski (da Luz, Phelan), Cody Arnoux (Bone), Cody Arnoux
(da Luz). WVU Goals: Andy Wright (penalty kick). Saves: Brian Edwards (WFU) 1,
Zach Johnson (WVU) 6. Shots: WFU 21, WVU 7. Corner Kicks: WFU 9, WVU 2.
Fouls: WFU 9, WVU 10. Attendance: 1,614.
Quarterfinals - Winston-Salem, N.C. - December 8
Notre Dame000- 0
Wake Forest001- 1
WFU Goal: Austin da Luz (Tracy). Saves: Brian Edwards (WFU) 1, Chris Cahill
(ND) 3. Shots: WFU 15, ND 6. Corner Kicks: WFU 8, ND 4. Fouls: WFU 6, ND 8.
Attendance: 4,589.
Quarterfinals - Winston-Salem, N.C. - December 5
UCLA 00- 0
Wake Forest02- 2
WFU Goals: Zack Schilawski (da Luz), Andy Lubahn (Bone). Saves: Akira Fitzgerald (WFU) 4, Brian Perk (UCLA) 3. Shots: WFU 16, UCLA 15. Corner Kicks: WFU
6, UCLA 6. Fouls: WFU 12, UCLA 12. Attendance: 1,522.
Semifinals - Cary, N.C. - December 14
Virginia Tech00- 0
Wake Forest02- 2
WFU Goals: Marcus Tracy (Cronin), Marcus Tracy (Schilawski). Saves: Brian
Edwards (WFU) 3, Markus Aigner (VT) 3. Shots: WFU 8, VT 6. Corner Kicks: WFU
4, VT 9. Fouls: WFU 13, VT 12. Attendance: 8,611.
Semifinals - Cary, N.C. - December 11
Wake Forest010- 1
Virginia 011- 2
WFU Goals: Corben Bone (unassisted), VA Goals: Tony Tchani (Villanueva), Brian
Ownby (Villanueva). Saves: Akira Fitzgerald (WFU) 5, Diego Restrepo (VA) 1.
Shots: WF 14, VA 17. Corner Kicks: WF 3, VA 1. Fouls: WF 10, VA 14. Attendance: 8,862.
Finals - Cary, N.C. - December 16
Ohio State 10- 1
Wake Forest02- 2
WFU Goals: Marcus Tracy (Arnoux), Zack Schilawski (Tracy). OSU Goals: Roger
Espinoza (Verhoff). Saves: Brian Edwards (WFU) 4, Casey Latchem (OSU) 2.
Shots: WFU 12, OSU 12. Corner Kicks: WFU 4, OSU 2. Fouls: WFU 18, OSU 19.
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2011 (0-1-1)
1st Round - Columbia, S.C. - November 17
(Wake Forest advanced on penalty kicks)
Wake Forest1000- 1
South Carolina
0100- 1
Shootout Results: WFU 20/Y, 11/Y, 21/N, 29/Y, 12/N, 10/Y. SC 7/Y, 10/Y, 5/N, 13/Y,
4/N, 23/N. Wake Forest wins shootout 4-3. WFU Goals: Ross Tomaselli (Lubahn,
Okoli), SC Goals: Chipper Root (Penalty Kick). Saves: Michael Lisch (WFU) 6, Alex
Long (SC) 5. Shots: SC 17, WFU 16. Corner Kicks: SC 10, WFU 2. Fouls: SC 17,
WFU 12. Attendance: 1,032.
DEACS IN THE NCAA TOURNEY...
Appearances:19
(1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003,
2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012,
2013, 2014, 2015)
Overall:23-14-4
Kennedy Era: N/A
Chyzowych Era:
1-4-0
Vidovich Era:
20-10-4
Muuss Era:
2-0-0
Overtime Games:
2-5-4
Penalty Kicks:
1-3
Goals For/Against:
70/49
Top Seed:
4 times (2002, 2004, 2008, 2015)
vs. American:
0-1-0
vs. California:
0-1-0
vs. Charlotte: 1-0-0
vs. Clemson:
0-1-0
vs. Coastal Carolina:
0-1-0
vs. Dartmouth:
1-0-0
vs. Duke:
1-0-0
vs. Furman:
1-2-0
vs. Hofstra:
1-0-0
vs. Indiana
1-0-0
vs. James Madison:
0-1-0
vs. Navy:
1-0-0
vs. North Carolina:
0-3-0
vs. Notre Dame:
1-1-0
vs. Ohio State:
1-0-0
vs. Old Dominion:
3-0-0
vs. Santa Clara:
1-0-0
vs. South Carolina:
1-1-1
vs. Towson
1-0-0
vs. UCF:
1-0-0
vs. UCLA:
1-0-0
vs. UCSB:
0-0-1
vs. UMBC
0-0-1
vs. UNCW:
1-0-0
vs. USF:
1-0-0
vs. Virginia:
0-2-0
vs. Virginia Tech:
1-0-0
vs. VCU:
1-0-1
vs. West Virginia:
1-0-0
vs. William & Mary:
1-0-0
In Berkeley, Calif.:
0-1-0
In Cary, N.C.:
2-1-0
In Chapel Hill, N.C.:
0-1-0
In Columbia, S.C.:
0-0-1
In Frisco, Texas:
0-1-0
In Harrisonburg, Va.:
0-1-0
In Roanoke, Va.:
1-0-0
In St. Louis, Mo.:
0-0-1
In South Bend, Ind.:
0-1-0
In Winston-Salem, N.C.:
20-8-2
In First Round:
3-3-2
In Second Round:
9-6-0
In Third Round:
5-3-1
In Quarterfinals:
4-0-0
In Semifinals:
1-2-1
In Finals:
1-0-0
2nd Round - Harrisonburg, Va. - November 20
Wake Forest00- 0
James Madison
20- 2
JMU Goals: Jimmy Simpson (Innes, McLaughlin), Christian McLaughlin (Simpson). Saves: Michael Lisch (WFU) 1, Justin Epperson (JMU) 3. Shots: JMU 15,
WFU 9. Corner Kicks: JMU 8, WFU 2. Fouls: JMU 11, WFU 7. Attendance: 776.
2012 (0-1)
2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 18
Coastal Carolina
011- 2
Wake Forest100- 1
WF Goals: Michael Gamble (unassisted). CC Goals: Justin Portillo (unassisted),
Jakub Stourac (Daniels). Saves: Harris (WF) 5, Petrus (CC) 6. Shots: WF 16, CC
18. Corner Kicks: WF 0, CC 6. Fouls: WF 17, CC 13. Attendance: 746.
2013 (1-1)
2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 24
Navy 10- 1
Wake Forest11- 2
WF Goals: Sean Okoli (Greensfelder, Gamble), Ricky Greensfelder (Gimenez,
Duvall). Navy Goals: Jamie Dubyoski (Valenstein). Saves: Harris (WF) 1, Snyder
(Navy) 9. Shots: WF 19, Navy 8. Corner Kicks: WF 1, Navy 5. Fouls: WF 10, Navy
13. Attendance: 756.
3rd Round - South Bend, Ind. - December 1
Wake Forest11- 2
Notre Dame22- 4
WF Goals: Michael Gamble (Okoli), Tolani Ibikunle (Gamble). ND Goals: Patrick
Hodan, Own Goal, Evan Panken (O’Malley), Harrison Shipp (Lachowecki). Saves:
Harris (WF) 3, Wall (ND) 4. Shots: WF 14, ND 9. Corner Kicks: WF 7, ND 3. Fouls:
WF 8, ND 3. Attendance: 486.
2014 (0-0-1)
1st Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 20
UMBC 00003
Wake Forest00002
Shootout Results: UMBC: 10/N 80/Y 23/Y 8/Y 17/N Wake Forest: 16/N 24/Y 7/N
8/Y 6/N UMBC wins shootout 3-2
WF Goals: None UMBC Goals: None. Shots: WF 8, UMBC 11. Corner Kicks: WF 4,
UMBC 2. Fouls: WF 7, UMBC 12. Attendance: 756.
2015 (1-0)
2nd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 22
Charlotte 00- 0
Wake Forest01- 1
WF Goals: Jon Bakero (Harkes). Charlotte Goals: None. Saves: Ferrell (WF) 7,
Pack (Charlotte) 3. Shots: WF 11, Charlotte 12. Corner Kicks: WF 4, Charlotte 4.
Fouls: WF 14, Charlotte 20. Attendance: 2,699.
3rd Round - Winston-Salem, N.C. - November 29
Indiana 00- 0
Wake Forest01- 1
WF Goals: Ricky Greensfelder (Harkes). Indiana Goals: None. Saves: Ferrell (WF)
1, Webb (Indiana) 1. Shots: WF 5, Indiana 7. Corner Kicks: WF 1, Indiana 3. Fouls:
WF 11, Indiana 10. Attendance: 3,149.
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WAKE FOREST IN THE ACC CHAMPIONSHIP
DateOpponent ScoreRound
Site
11/5/1987 #3 Maryland
L, 1-2
QF
Durham, N.C.
11/3/1988 #7 Duke
L, 1-2
QF
Clemson, S.C.
11/2/1989 #7 Clemson
W, 3-2
QF
Durham, N.C.
11/3/1989 #3 Maryland
W, 1-0
SF
Durham, N.C.
11/5/1989 #4 Duke
T, 2-2 (5-3) Finals
Durham, N.C.
11/1/1990 #2 Duke
W, 2-1 (ot) QF
Durham, N.C.
11/2/1990 #3 Virginia
T, 0-0 (2-4) SF
Durham, N.C.
11/7/1991 #6 Duke
W, 2-1 (ot) QF
Chapel Hill, N.C.
11/8/1991 #2 NC State
T, 1-1 (7-6) SF
Chapel Hill, N.C.
11/10/1991 #1 Virginia
L, 1-3
Finals Chapel Hill, N.C.
11/5/1992 #4 North Carolina T, 3-3 (1-4) QF
Chapel Hill, N.C.
11/4/1993 #3 Virginia
L, 0-4
QF
Chapel Hill, N.C.
11/10/1994 #2 Virginia
L, 0-2
QF
Clemson, S.C.
11/9/1995 #5 Duke
L, 1-3
QF
Durham, N.C.
11/14/1996 #6 North Carolina W, 1-0
QF Charlottesville, Va.
11/15/1996 #2 Maryland
L, 1-5
SF Charlottesville, Va.
11/13/1997 #6 NC State
W, 8-0
QF
Orlando, Fla.
11/14/1997 #2 Virginia
L, 0-2
SF
Orlando, Fla.
11/12/1998 #3 Duke
L, 0-1
QF Winston-Salem, N.C.
11/11/1999 #6 NC State
W, 2-1
QF Winston-Salem, N.C.
11/12/1999 #7 Virginia
L, 1-2
SF Winston-Salem, N.C.
11/9/2000 #4 Clemson
T, 2-2 (3-1) QF Winston-Salem, N.C.
11/10/2000 #1 North Carolina L, 0-1 SF Winston-Salem, N.C.
11/15/2001 #5 Duke
T, 1-1 (7-6) QF
Clemson, S.C.
11/16/2001 #1 Virginia
L, 0-1 (ot) SF
Clemson, S.C.
11/15/2002 #4 Virginia
L, 0-1
SF
Cary, N.C.
11/12/2003 #7 Duke
W, 3-1
QF
Cary, N.C.
11/14/2003 #6 Virginia
L, 0-1
SF
Cary, N.C.
11/10/2004 #8 Virginia Tech W, 1-0 (ot) QF
Cary, N.C.
11/12/2004 #4 Virginia
L, 1-2
SF
Cary, N.C.
11/8/2005 #9 Boston CollegeW, 4-0
1st Round
Cary, N.C.
11/9/2005 #1 Maryland
L, 1-2
QF
Cary, N.C.
11/1/2006 #7 North Carolina T, 0-0 (5-4) QF Germantown, Md.
11/3/2006 #3 Virginia
T, 1-1 (4-3) SF Germantown, Md.
11/5/2006 #1 Duke
L, 0-1 (ot) Finals Germantown, Md.
11/14/2007 #7 Clemson
W, 3-1
QF
Cary, N.C.
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DateOpponent ScoreRound
Site
11/18/2007 #1 Boston CollegeL, 1-2
Finals
Cary, N.C.
11/12/2008 #8 NC State
W, 4-1
QF
Cary, N.C.
11/14/2008 #4 Virginia
L, 2-3 (2ot) SF
Cary, N.C.
11/11/2009 #9 Clemson
W, 3-0
QF
Cary, N.C.
11/13/2009 #5 Virginia
T, 0-0 (4-5) SF
Cary, N.C.
11/10/2010 #6 Virginia
L, 0-1
QF
Cary, N.C.
11/8/2011 #4 Virginia
L, 3-4 (2ot) QF Charlottesville, Va.
11/6/2012 #6 Virginia
T, 2-2 (3-5) QF Winston-Salem, N.C.
11/12/2013 #6 Virginia
L, 0-1 (ot) QF Winston-Salem, N.C.
11/9/2014 #4 Clemson
T, 1-1 (2-3) QF
Clemson, S.C.
11/8/2015 #9 Louisville
W, 2-1 (OT) QF Winston-Salem, N.C.
11/11/15 #4 Notre Dame L, 0-1
SF Winston-Salem, N.C.
DEACS IN THE ACC TOURNEY...
Overall:15-23-11
Kennedy Era:
N/A
Chyzowych Era: 4-4-4
Vidovich Era:
10-18-6
Muuss Era:
1-1-0
Overtime Games:
5-5-11
Penalty Kicks:
6-5
vs. #1 Seed:
3-6-0
vs. #2 Seed:
3-1-2
vs. #3 Seed:
4-4-2
vs. #4 Seed:
0-4-1
vs. #5 Seed:
0-1-4
vs. #6 Seed:
1-5-1
vs. #7 Seed:
2-1-2
vs. #8 Seed:
2-0-0
vs. #9 Seed:
3-0-0
vs. Boston College:
1-1-0
vs. Clemson:
3-0-2
vs. Duke:
3-4-2
vs. Louisville:
1-0-0
vs. Maryland:
1-3-0
vs. North Carolina:
2-1-2
vs. North Carolina State:
3-0-1
vs. Notre Dame:
0-1-0
vs. Pittsburgh:
0-0-0
vs. Syracuse
0-0-0
vs. Virginia:
0-13-4
vs. Virginia Tech:
1-0-0
In Cary, N.C.:
7-7-1
In Chapel Hill, N.C.:
1-2-2
In Charlottesville, Va.:
1-2-0
In Clemson, S.C.:
0-3-2
In Durham, N.C.:
3-2-2
In Germantown, Md.:
0-1-2
In Orlando, Fla.:
1-1-0
In Winston-Salem, N.C.:
2-5-2
In First Round:
1-0-0
In Quarterfinals:
12-10-6
In Semifinals:
2-10-4
In Finals:
0-3-1
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#0 ALEC FERRELL
#1 ANDREW HARRIS
#2 KRIS REAVES
GOALKEEPER
R-JR. // 6-4 // 190
WESTLAKE, OHIO
WESTLAKE HS
GOALKEEPER
R-JR. // 6-0 // 185
BALTIMORE, MD.
GILMAN SCHOOL
DEFENDER
SO. // 6-2 // 160
DULUTH, GA.
LONE STAR HS
2015 HIGHLIGHTS
2015 HIGHLIGHTS
8/28 - Santa Clara (s/o)
9/5 - FGCU (s/o)
9/22 - at Akron (7 saves)
9/26 - Clemson (7 saves)
10/2 - at Boston College (s/o)
10/6 - S. Carolina (s/o/7 saves)
10/9 - at NC State (s/o/7 saves)
10/17 - N. Carolina (s/o)
11/22 - Charlotte (s/o/7 saves)
11/29 - Indiana (s/o)
9/8 - UNC Asheville (s/o)
9/12 - at Pittsburgh (s/o)
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
9/12 - at Pittsburgh (1a)
9/22 - at Akron (1a)
10/20 - Georgia State (1g)
CAREER STATS
CAREER STATS
CAREER STATS
YEAR GP GS MINGAGAASV W L T SHO
2012-- DNP - Redshirt -2013 10
10
960:00
12
1.12
384332
2014 19 191756:01
251.2868 10 7 2 4
2015 17171549:14100.5860 14 1 2 8
TOTAL 46464265:15
47
0.99
1662811714
YEAR GP GS MIN GAGAA SV W L T SHO
2012 55
471:24
8
1.53
162210
2013 11
11
1033:44
14
1.22
286323
2014 -- DNP - Redshirt -2015 54
370:20
1
0.24
43102
TOTAL 21 201875:2823 1.10 48 11 6 3 5
YEAR
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
2014 19190332
.000
00-0
2015 21211248
.125
10-0
TOTAL 40401 5 710
.10010-0
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
SAVES
Season: 7, 5x (last 11/22/15)
Career: 7, 7x (last 11/22/15)
GOALS ALLOWED
Season: 2, 2x (last 10/30/15)
Career: 4, vs. Cal (8/31/14)
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
SAVES
GOALS ALLOWED
GOALS
SHOTS
Season: 2, vs. Ga. St. (10/20/15)
Career: 7, vs. Clemson (10/11/13)
Season: 1, vs. Elon (9/15/15)
Career: 4, at Notre Dame
(12/1/13)
Season: 1, vs. Ga. St. (10/20/15)
Career: 1, vs. Ga. St. (10/20/15)
Season: 2, 2x (10/17/15)
Career: 2, 2x (10/17/15)
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
Season: 1, 2x (last 9/22/15)
Career: 1, 5x (last 9/22/15)
Season: 2, vs. UNCA (9/8/15)
Career: 2, vs. UNCA (9/8/15)
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
Season: 2, vs. Ga. St. (10/20/15)
Career: 2, vs. Ga. St. (10/20/15)
Season: 1, vs. Ga. St. (10/20/15)
Career: 1, vs. Ga. St. (10/20/15)
#3 RAFAEL FAGUNDO
#4 KEVIN POLITZ
#6 JARED ODENBECK
DEFENDER
R-SO. // 6-3 // 170
HERNDON, VA.
PAUL VI HS
DEFENDER
SO. // 5-10 // 140
MORGANVILLE, N.J.
MARLBORO HS
DEFENDER
JR. // 6-2 // 170
CHARLOTTE, N.C.
GEORGETOWN
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
8/30 - FIU (1g)
10/2 - at Boston College (1g)
10/2 - at Boston College (1g)
10/20 - Georgia State (1g)
CAREER STATS
CAREER STATS
YEAR
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
2013 12100117
.000
00-0
2014 -- DNP - Redshirt -2015 000000--00-0
TOTAL 12100117
.000
00-0
YEAR
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
2014 19180003
.000
00-0
2015 14142043
.667
00-0
TOTAL 33322046
.333
00-0
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
GOALS
SHOTS
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season:
Career: 2, 2x (last 9/1/13)
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
Season: 0
Career: 1, vs. Dav. (10/22/13
Season: 0
Career: 1, 4x (last 10/22/13)
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
Season: 0
Career: 1, vs. Dav. (10/22/13)
Season: 0
Career: 0
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
CAREER STATS
YEAR
2014 2015
TOTAL
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
19132376
.333
00-0
1502045
.400
00-0
3413 4 3 1111.36400-0
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
GOALS
SHOTS
GOALS
SHOTS
Season: 1, 2x (last 10/2/15)
Career: 1, 2x (last 10/2/15)
Season: 1, 3x (last 10/2/15)
Career: 1, 6x (last 10/2/15)
Season: 1, 2x (last 10/20/15)
Career: 1, 4x (last 10/20/15)
Season: 1, 4x (last 10/20/15)
Career: 1, 12x (last 10/20/15)
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 1, 3x (last 10/2/15)
Career: 1, 4x (last 10/2/15)
Season: 0
Career: 2, vs. VMI (9/23/14)
Season: 1, 2x (last 10/20/15)
Career: 1, 3x (last 10/20/15)
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
Season: 2, 2x (last 10/2/15)
Career: 2, 2x (last 10/2/15)
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 2, 2x (last 10/20/15)
Career: 2, 5x (last 10/20/15)
Season: 0
Career: 0
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#7 JON BAKERO
#8 JACORI HAYES
#9 TATER RENNHACK
MIDFIELDER
SO. // 6-3 // 165
SITGES, SPAIN
INT’L SCHOOL OF BARCELONA
MIDFIELDER
JR. // 5-7 // 150
BOWIE, MD.
DEMATHA CATHOLIC HS
FORWARD
FR. // 5-11 // 155
WESTLAKE, TEXAS
WESTLAKE ACADEMY
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
8/28 - Santa Clara (1a)
9/5 - FGCU (1a)
9/8 - UNC Asheville (1g)
9/19 - Syracuse (1g)
9/22 - at Akron (1g)
9/26 - Clemson (1g)
10/2 - at Boston College (1a)
10/20 - Georgia State (1g)
10/23 - Notre Dame (1g)
10/27 - Davidson (1g, 1a)
10/30 - at Louisville (2a)
11/22 - Charlotte (1g)
8/30 - Santa Clara (1g)
9/5 - FGCU (1a)
9/26 - Clemson (1a)
10/6 - S. Carolina (1g)
10/17 - N. Carolina (1g)
10/20 - Georgia State (2a)
CAREER STATS
YEAR
2014 2015
TOTAL
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
10/23 - Notre Dame (1a)
10/30 - at Louisville (1g)
11/8 - Louisville (1g)
CAREER STATS
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
1812 6 2 1434.17640-0
2119 8 6 2237.21630-0
393114 8 3671.19770-0
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
YEAR
2013
2014
2015
TOTAL
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
18111136
.167
00-0
17171 6 822
.04500-0
2020 5 5 1548.10450-0
5548 7 122676.09250-0
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
CAREER STATS
YEAR
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
2015 000000--00-0
TOTAL 000000--00-0
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
GOALS
SHOTS
GOALS
SHOTS
GOALS
SHOTS
Season: 1, 8x (last 11/22/15)
Career: 2, 2x (last 10/21/14)
Season: 4, 2x (last 10/27/15)
Career: 8, vs. Howard (10/21/14)
Season: 1, 5x (last 11/8/15)
Career: 1, 7x (last 11/8/15)
Season: 6, 2x (last 9/22/15)
Career: 6, 2x (last 9/22/15)
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 0
Career: 0
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
Season: 2, at L’ville (10/30/15)
Career: 2, at L’ville (10/30/15)
Season: 2, 4x (last 11/22/15)
Career: 2, 7x (last 11/22/15)
Season: 2, vs. Ga. St. (10/20/15)
Career: 2, vs. Ga. St. (10/20/15)
Season: 4, 3x (last 10/17/15)
Career: 4, 3x (last 10/17/15)
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 0
Career: 0
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
Season: 3, vs. Davidson (10/27/15)
Career:5, vs. Howard (10/21/14)
Season: 3 (last 11/22/15)
Career: 6
Season: 2, 6x (last 11/8/15)
Career: 3, 2x (last 9/7/14)
Season: 5 (last 11/8/15)
Career: 5
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 0
Career: 0
#10 MICHAEL GAMBLE
#11 PHILIP PARKER
#12 BRAD DUNWELL
MIDFIELDER
JR. // 5-7 //150
COLUMBIA, MD.
McDONOGH
DEFENDER
SR. // 6-0 // 165
BEAUMONT, TEXAS
MONSIGNOR KELLY
MIDFIELDER
FR. // 5-8 // 165
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
FOREST HILLS NORTHERN HS
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
9/5 - UNC Asheville (1g, 1a)
10/2 - at Boston College (1a)
10/20 - Georgia State (1a)
8/30 - FIU (1g)
9/5 - FGCU (1g)
9/8 - UNC Asheville (1g)
9/12 - at Pitt (1g)
9/19 - Syracuse (1g, 1a)
9/22 - at Akron (1g)
CAREER STATS
YEAR
2012
2013
2014
2015
TOTAL
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
9/28 - Santa Clara (1a)
9/30 - FIU (1a)
9/8 - UNC Asheville (1a)
10/2 - at Boston College (1a)
10/20 - Georgia State (1g)
10/30 - at Louisville (1a)
CAREER STATS
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
2019 8 4 2042.19020-0
117 4 41229
.13810-0
1514 6 102271.08521-1
1311 6 2 1436.16731-1
5951242068178
.13582-2
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
YEAR
2012
2013
2014 2015
TOTAL
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
300000--00-0
1740554
.000
00-0
1761135
.200
00-0
1601352
.500
00-0
5310 2 9 1311.18200-0
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
GOALS
SHOTS
Season: 1, 6x (last 9/22/15))
Career: 4, vs. VMI (9/23/14)
Season: 6, vs. Akron (9/22/15)
Career: 11, vs. VMI (9/23/14)
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
Season: 1, vs. Syracuse (9/19/15)
Career: 2, 2x (last 9/5/14)
Season: 3, 3x (9/19/15)
Career: 7, vs. NC State (9/12/14)
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
Season: 3, vs. Syracuse (9/19/15)
Career: 9, vs. VMI (9/23/14)
Season: 3 (last 9/22/15)
Career: 8
CAREER STATS
YEAR
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
2015 21211575
.200
00-0
TOTAL 21211575
.200
00-0
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
GOALS
SHOTS
GOALS
SHOTS
Season: 1, vs. UNCA (9/8/15)
Career: 1, 2x (last 9/8/15)
Season: 1, 2x (last 10/20/15)
Career: 2, at Virginia (10/24/14)
Season: 1, vs. Ga. St. (10/20/15)
Career: 1, vs. Ga. St. (10/20/15)
Season: 2, vs. Ga. St. (10/20/15)
Career: 2, vs. Ga. St. (10/20/15)
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
Season: 1, 3x (last 10/20/15)
Career: 3, vs. Dav. (10/22/13)
Season: 1, 2x (last 10/20/15)
Career: 2, at Virginia (10/24/14)
Season: 1, 5x (last 10/30/15)
Career: 1, 5x (last 10/30/15)
Season: 1, 2x (10/20/15)
Career: 1, 2x (10/20/15)
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
Season: 3, vs. UNCA (9/8/15)
Career: 3, 2x (last 9/8/15)
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 2, vs. Ga. St. (10/20/15)
Career: 2, vs. Ga. St. (10/20/15)
Season: 0
Career: 0
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#14 THOMAS HAWS
#15 STEVEN ECHEVARRIA
#16 IAN HARKES
MIDFIELDER
R-JR. // 6-0 // 160
AUSTIN, TEXAS
WESTLAKE HS
MIDFIELDER
SO. // 5-9 // 145
SLATE HILL, N.Y.
DON BOSCO PREP
MIDFIELDER
JR. // 6-0 // 160
FAIRFAX, VA.
GONZAGA COLLEGE HS
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
8/30 - FIU (1a)
9/12 - at Pitt (1g)
10/23 - Notre Dame (1a)
9/8 - UNC Asheville (1a)
10/2 - at Boston College (1a)
11/22 - Charlotte (1a)
11/29 - Indiana (1a)
CAREER STATS
CAREER STATS
YEAR
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
2012 -- DNP - Redshirt -2013 500000--00-0
2014 100000--00-0
2015 17120103
.000
00-0
TOTAL 24120103
.000
00-0
YEAR
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
2014 1230002
.000
00-0
2015 2021244
.250
00-0
TOTAL 3251246
.167
00-0
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
GOALS
SHOTS
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 2, vs. N. Dame (11/11/15)
Career: 2, vs. N. Dame (11/11/15)
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
Season: 1, vs. Charlotte (11/22/15)
Career: 1, vs. Charlotte (11/22/15)
Season: 0
Career: 0
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
Season: 1, vs. Charlotte (11/22/15)
Career: 1, vs. Charlotte (11/22/15)
Season: 0
Career: 0
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
CAREER STATS
YEAR
2013
2014
2015
TOTAL
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
21211 7 921
.04800-0
16162 3 737
.05400-0
21210 4 436
.00000-0
5858 3 142094.03200-0
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
GOALS
SHOTS
GOALS
SHOTS
Season: 1, at Pitt (9/12/15)
Career: 1, at Pitt (9/12/15)
Season: 1, 4x (last 11/11/15)
Career: 1, 6x (last 11/11/15)
Season: 0
Career: 1, 3x (last 9/30/14)
Season: 5, vs. Syracuse (9/19/15)
Career: 5, vs. Syracuse (9/19/15)
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
Season: 1, 2x (last 10/23/15)
Career: 1, 2x (last 10/23/15)
Season: 1, 2x (last 9/12/15)
Career: 1, 4x (last 9/12/15)
Season: 1, 4x (last 11/29/15)
Career: 2, 2x (last 10/25/13)
Season: 3, vs. Elon (9/15/15)
Career: 3, vs. Elon (9/15/15)
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
Season: 2, at Pitt (9/12/15)
Career: 2, at Pitt (9/12/15)
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 1, 4x (last 11/29/15)
Career: 2, 5x (last 9/30/14)
Season: 0
Career: 0
#17 JOHN SCHUMAN
#19 HARRISON GREGORY
#20 HUNTER BANDY
MIDFIELDER
SO. // 5-7 // 145
COLUMBUS, OHIO
UPPER ARLINGTON HS
MIDFIELDER
FR. // 5-10 // 155
LAGUNA BEACH, CALIF.
LAGUNA BEACH HS
MIDFIELDER
JR. // 5-9 // 155
BOCA RATON, FLA.
BOCA RATON COMMUNITY HS
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
CAREER STATS
CAREER STATS
CAREER STATS
YEAR
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
2014 800002
.000
00-0
2015 500004
.000
00-0
TOTAL 1300006
.000
00-0
YEAR
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
2015 000000--00-0
TOTAL 000000--00-0
YEAR
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
2013 1740006
.000
00-0
2014 19181138
.125
00-0
2015 21210005
.000
00-0
TOTAL 57431 1 319
.05300-0
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
GOALS
SHOTS
GOALS
SHOTS
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 2, 2x (last 10/20/15)
Career: 2, 2x (10/20/15)
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 0
Career: 0
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 1, vs. Ga. St. (10/20/15)
Career: 1, 3x (last 10/20/15)
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 0
Career: 0
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 0
Career: 0
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GOALS
SHOTS
Season: 0
Career: 1, vs. Howard (10/21/14)
Season: 2, vs. L’ville (11/8/15)
Career: 2, 4x (last 11/8/15)
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
Season: 0
Career: 1, vs. Howard (10/21/14)
Season: 2, vs. L’ville (11/8/15)
Career:2, vs. L’ville (11/8/15)
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
Season: 0
Career: 3, vs. Howard (10/21/14)
Season: 0
Career: 0
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#21 HAYDEN PARTAIN
#22 JACK HARRISON
#23 HANK GAUGER
MIDFIELDER
JR. // 5-8 // 150
FRISCO, TEXAS
WAKELAND
MIDFIELDER
FR. // 5-9 // 155
BOLTON, ENGLAND
THE BERKSHIRE SCHOOL
FORWARD
SO. // 6-0 // 165
MORRISVILLE, N.C.
CARDINAL GIBBONS HS
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
10/2 - at Boston College (1a)
10/27 - Davidson (1g)
10/30 - at Louisville (2g)
8/30 - FIU (1g)
9/8 - UNC Asheville (1a)
9/12 - at Pitt (2a)
9/19 - Syracuse (1g, 1a)
9/22 - at Akron (1a)
10/2 - at Boston College (2g)
10/6 - S. Carolina (2a)
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
500002
.000
00-0
18132 3 724
.08300-0
14631710
.300
00-0
3719 5 4 1436.13900-0
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
10/17 - N. Carolina (1a)
10/20 - Ga. State (1a)
10/23 - Notre Dame (1g)
10/27 - Davidson (1g, 2a)
10/30 - at Louisville (1g)
11/8 - Louisville (1g)
CAREER STATS
CAREER STATS
YEAR
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
2015 2121 8 112759.13630-0
TOTAL 2121 8 112759.13630-0
YEAR
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
2014 19533920
.150
10-0
2015 000000--00-0
TOTAL 19533920
.150
10-0
CAREER STATS
YEAR
2013
2014
2015
TOTAL
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
GOALS
SHOTS
GOALS
SHOTS
GOALS
SHOTS
Season: 2, at L’ville (10/30/15)
Career: 2, at L’ville (10/30/15)
Season: 3, 2x (last 10/30/15)
Career: 5, vs. VMI (9/23/14)
Season: 2, at BC (10/2/15)
Career: 2, at BC (10/2/15)
Season: 6, vs. N. Dame (11/11/15)
Career: 6, vs. N. Dame (11/11/15)
Season: 0
Career: 1, 3x,(last 10/10/14)
Season: 0
Career: 4, vs. CSU (9/7/14)
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
Season: 1, at BC (10/2/15)
Career: 1, 4x last (10/2/15)
Season: 3, at L’ville (10/30/15)
Career: 3, at L’ville (10/30/15)
Season: 2, 3x (last 10/27/15)
Career: 2, 3x (last 10/27/15)
Season: 3, 4x (last 11/8/15)
Career: 3, 4x (last 11/8/15)
Season: 0
Career: 2, vs. VMI (9/23/14)
Season: 0
Career: 3, vs. CSU (9/7/14)
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
Season: 4, at L’ville (10/30/15)
Career: 4, at L’ville (10/30/15)
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 4, 2x (last 10/27/15)
Career: 4, 2x (last 10/27/15)
Season: 3 (last 10/2/15)
Career: 3 (last 10/2/15)
Season:0
Career: 2, 3x, (last 9/23/14)
Season: 0
Career: 0
#24 CHASE RHODE
#25 RICKY GREENSFELDER
#26 SAM RABEN
DEFENDER
SO. // 6-1 // 175
CARY, N.C.
CARDINAL GIBBONS HS
MIDFIELDER
JR. // 5-7 // 135
BALTIMORE, MD.
ARCHBISHOP CURLEY HS
DEFENDER
FR. // 6-0 // 160
GREENWOOD VILLAGE, COLO.
CHERRY CREEK HS
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
9/12 - at Pitt (1g)
10/20 - Georgia State (1a)
10/23 - Notre Dame (1a)
10/27 - Davidson (1a)
11/29 - Indiana (1g)
CAREER STATS
CAREER STATS
CAREER STATS
YEAR
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
2014 710000--00-0
2015 600000--00-0
TOTAL 1310000--00-0
YEAR
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
2012-- DNP - Redshirt -2013 731241
1.000
10-0
2014 194 6 41617
.35330-0
2015 21024812
.167
10-0
TOTAL 47 7 9 102830.30050-0
YEAR
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
2015 21210001
.000
00-0
TOTAL 21210000
.000
00-0
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
GOALS
SHOTS
GOALS
SHOTS
GOALS
SHOTS
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 1, 2x (last 11/29/15)
Career: 1, 9x (last 11/29/15)
Season: 2, 2x (last 9/8/15)
Career: 2, 5x (last 9/8/15)
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 1, vs. L’ville (11/8/15)
Career: 1, vs. L’ville (11/8/15)
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 1, 4x (last 11/8/15)
Career: 2, vs. Howard (10/21/14)
Season: 2, vs. FGCU (9/5/15)
Career: 2, 3x (last 9/5/15)
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 0
Career: 0
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 2, 2x (last 11/29/15)
Career: 4, vs. Howard (10/21/14)
Season: 1 (11/29/15)
Career: 5
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 0
Career: 0
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#27 ROMAN MARTIN
#28 TANE GENT
#29 LOGAN GDULA
MIDFIELDER
FR. // 6-1 // 160
LA JOLLA, CALIF.
LA JOLLA COUNTRY DAY
FORWARD
JR. // 6-0 // 160
CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z.
ST. ANDREWS COLLEGE
FORWARD
FR. // 5-11 // 160
EAST LYME, CONN.
BACON ACADEMY
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
2015 GOALS & ASSISTS
9/8 - FGCU (1g)
9/12 - at Pitt (1g)
10/2 - at Boston College (1g)
10/6 - South Carolina (1g)
10/20 - Georgia State (1g)
10/27 - Davidson (1g)
CAREER STATS
CAREER STATS
CAREER STATS
YEAR
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
2015 000000--00-0
TOTAL 000000--00-0
YEAR
2013
2014
2015
TOTAL
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
1501136
.167
00-0
19103 3 925
.12000-0
200 6 11324
.25000-0
541010 5 2555.18200-0
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
GOALS
SHOTS
Season:
Career:
Season:
Career:
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
Season:
Career:
Season:
Career:
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
Season:
Career:
Season:
Career:
YEAR
GPGS G A P SH SH%GWGPK-ATT
2015 1000000--00-0
TOTAL 1000000--00-0
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
GOALS
SHOTS
GOALS
SHOTS
Season: 1, 6x (last 10/27/15)
Career: 1, 10x (last 10/27/15)
Season: 4, 2x (last 10/6/15)
Career: 7, vs. VMI (9/23/14)
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 0
Career: 0
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
ASSISTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
Season: 1, vs. Ga. St. (10/20/15)
Career: 1, 5x (last 10/20//15)
Season: 2, 2x (last 10/6/15)
Career: 3, vs. VMI (9/23/14)
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 0
Career: 0
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
POINTS
GAME-WINNING GOALS
Season: 2, 6x (10/27/15)
Career: 3, 2x (last 10/3/14)
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 0
Career: 0
Season: 0
Career: 0
#30 GRANT BISHOP
#31 CARTER RICHARDSON
GOALKEEPER
R-SO. // 6-1 // 175
RALEIGH, N.C.
BROUGHTON HS
GOALKEEPER
FR. // 5-11 // 180
DUBLIN, OHIO
DUBLIN COFFMAN HS
2015 HIGHLIGHTS
2015 HIGHLIGHTS
10/20 - Georgia State (1st collegiate apearance)
<< SEASON & CAREER HIGHS >>
<< SEASON & CAREER HIGHS >>
YEAR GP GS MINGAGAASV W L T SHO
2013 -- DNP - Redshirt -2014
-- DNP -2015 11
15:06
0010000
TOTAL00
15:06
0010000
YEAR GP GS MINGAGAASV W L T SHO
2015 000:00
0--00000
TOTAL000:00
0--00000
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
SAVES
Season: 0
Career: 0
GOALS ALLOWED
Season: 0
Career: 0
SEASON & CAREER HIGHS
SAVES
Season: 0
Career: 0
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Season: 0
Career: 0
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Virginia 2-0
Tulsa 3-2 (OT)
7 *Notre Dame (11-4-5)
Lehigh (13-5-3)
Rider (14-5-1)
*Virginia (9-4-3)
FIU (12-6-1)
*Tulsa (7-6-6)
Hartwick (11-5-3)
*Dartmouth (11-5-1)
Cal Poly (11-4-5)
*UCLA (10-8-1)
Vermont (11-6-3)
*Boston College (9-7-1)
*Akron (15-3-2)
Rutgers 1-1 (2OT; PK)
SMU 2-0
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*Akron 6-1
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*Clemson 5-2
2 *Clemson (15-2-2)
Elon 3-0
South Carolina 1-1 (2OT:PK)
Winthrop (10-6-2)
*Elon (13-5-1)
Furman (8-5-5)
*South Carolina (11-7-1)
15 *UC Santa Barbara (13-6-2)
UC Santa Barbera 1-0 (OT)
Maryland 1-0
*Notre Dame 1-1 (2OT; PK)
6 *Syracuse (13-5-3)
Dartmouth 1-0 (OT)
UCLA 2-0
11 *Seattle (17-3-1)
14 *South Fla. (11-5-3)
Boston College 1-0
November 19
First Round
*Hofstra (13-7-0)
13
*Akron 2-1
Maryland 2-1
ESPNU/WatchESPN
*Syracuse 2-1
Seattle 1-0
Boston College 2-1 (OT)
Hofstra 2-1 (OT)
3 *Georgetown (15-2-2)
November 22
Second Round
*Denver (15-0-3)
SMU 1-0 (OT)
*Syracuse 3-1
Sporting Park
Kansas City, Kansas
6/8:30 p.m.
Creighton 1-0
*Georgetown 3-0
Third Round
November 28 or 29
Boston College 1-1 (2OT; PK)
Quarterfinals
December 4 or 5
Sporting Park
Kansas City, Kansas
6/8:30 p.m.
Semifinals
December 11
Semifinal
NATIONAL
CHAMPION
ESPNU/WatchESPN
Sporting Park
Kansas City, Kansas
2 p.m.
Final
Final
December 13
Semifinal
ESPNU/WatchESPN
Stanford 3-1
*Wake Forest 1-0
Semifinals
December 11
10 *Maryland (10-5-5)
Creighton 5-1
*North Carolina 2-1
*Stanford 3-1
Ohio St. 1-1 (2OT; PK)
Indiana 1-0
*Wake Forest 1-0
Quarterfinals
December 4 or 5
12
5
8
9
16
1
Third Round
November 28 or 29
*Creighton (17-3-0)
Drake 2-1
Coastal Carolina 1-0
*North Carolina (14-1-3)
*Stanford (14-2-2)
Santa Clara 3-0
Dayton 1-1 (2OT; PK)
*Ohio St. (13-6-2)
*Indiana (12-4-3)
UConn 3-1
Charlotte 2-1
*Wake Forest (15-2-2)
November 22
Second Round
*Host institution for preliminary round games.
All games times are Eastern standard time.
Order of semifinal games will be determined after quarterfinal round games are completed.
Second semifinal game will begin play 45 minutes after the conclusion of the first game.
LIU Brooklyn (11-5-4)
*Rutgers (12-6-1)
Utah Valley (14-5-2)
*SMU (13-2-4)
Drake (12-4-3)
*Kentucky (12-4-2)
North Florida (10-6-1)
*Coastal Carolina (12-2-4)
Santa Clara (10-7-1)
*Cal St. Fullerton (13-7-1)
Oakland (10-8-1)
*Dayton (13-5-3)
Boston U. (12-5-2)
*UConn (9-5-6)
Radford (14-3-2)
*Charlotte (10-5-3)
November 19
First Round
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