GAME 1. August 19 7 PM Durham, N.C. Exhibition ACC Network Extra. Duke_MSOC. Record vs. Clemson Last Matchup L, 1-3 at Clemson, 10/20/15

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1 NO. 3 CLEMSON TIGERS PRESEASON NO. 1 - ATLANTIC GAME 1 August 19 7 PM Exhibition DUKE BLUE DEVILS PRESEASON NO. 4 - COASTAL /dukemsoccer Duke_MSOC duke_msoc 2016 SCHEDULE & RESULTS THE MATCHUP AUGUST DUKE CLEMSON Aug. 26 7:30 PM Aug. 28 2:30 PM SEPTEMBER 2015 Record , ACC Ranking (NSCAA/SA) NR/NR Record vs. Clemson Last Matchup L, 1-3 at Clemson, 10/20/ Record , ACC Ranking (NSCAA/SA) 3/NA Record vs. Duke Last Matchup W, 3-1, 10/20/15 Sep PM Los Angeles, Calif. * Sep PM Chestnut Hill, Mass. * Sep PM Sep PM Head Coach John Kerr Career Record /17th Year Duke Record /9th Year vs. Clemson DUKE BY THE NUMBERS Head Coach Mike Noonan Career Record /28th season Loyola Record /7th season vs. Duke * * 7 Different countries represented on the 2016 Duke roster 11 Newcomers to the program nine freshmen and a pair of graduate student transfers Sep PM Sep PM Sep PM Raleigh, N.C. OCTOBER * * 4 Languages spoken by goalkeeper Robert Moewes - German, English, French and Italian 5 Of Duke s top eight scorers returning from a year ago 56 Career games played by senior Brody Huitema in his career, the most of any returning Blue Devil 2 Exhibition games played by Clemson already, going The Tigers defeated UAB 2-1 and tied High Point Home games for the Blue Devils in 2016, including ACC rivals North Carolina and Notre Dame 9 Season for head coach John Kerr Oct. 4 7 PM Oct. 7 7 PM Blacksburg, Va. Oct PM Oct PM 70 Career wins for Duke head coach John Kerr at his alma mater 6 Preseason top 25 teams Duke has on its schedule, including three in the top Duke men s soccer games broadcast by the in 2016, including all but two conference games * * Oct PM /RSN Nov. 2 TBA TBA ACC 1st Round Oct PM Oct PM Elon, N.C. Charlottesville, Va. NOVEMBER Nov. 6 TBA Nov. 9 TBA TBA TBA ACC QF ACC SF Nov. 13 TBA Charleston, S.C. ACC Championship PROBABLE STARTING XI Pos. Name Yr GP-GS Stats Notes GK Robert Moewes Gr GAA 5th year transfer from Binghamton D Carter Manley Jr starter D Markus Fjørtoft Jr Most experienced defender D CC Uche Fr. - - Georgia United Academy D Max Moser Fr. - - Brengenz, Austria native M Ryan Thompson Gr career games played M Ciaran McKenna So Glasgow, Scotland native M Cody Brinkman Jr career games played M Suniel Veerakone Fr. - - A true No. 10 in the midfield M Macario Hing-Glover Jr Will be looked to provide assists F Cameron Moseley Jr Aiming to have breakout junior season Top Subs M Torbjørn Alseth So. - Missed 2015 to injury M Bryson Asher Jr Played in 34 career games M/F Brian White Jr Top returning scorer F Colby Agu Fr. - - Member of U.S. U-19 National Team

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CLEMSON Series Record: Duke leads Under John Kerr: Duke leads Date Result Location 12/2/39 W, /9/39 L, 0-1 Clemson, S.C. 10/17/67 W, 5-2 Clemson, S.C. 10/9/68 W, /24/69 W, 3-0 Clemson, S.C. 10/27/70 W, /26/71 W, 2-0 Clemson, S.C. 11/3/72 L, 0-1 (2OT) 10/31/73 L, 0-2 Clemson, S.C. 10/29/74 L, /26/75 L, 0-8 Clemson, S.C. 10/8/76 L, /14/77 L, 2-6 Clemson, S.C. 9/29/78 L, 0-1 9/23/79 L, 0-3 Clemson, S.C. 9/28/80 W, 3-1 9/27/81 L, 1-2 (OT) Norfolk, Va. 9/26/82 W, /21/82 W, 2-1 (OT)! 9/25/83 T, 0-0 (OT) Clemson, S.C. 9/23/84 W, 2-0 9/22/85 L, 0-2 Clemson, S.C. 9/28/86 W, 5-2 9/27/87 W, 2-0 Clemson, S.C. 9/25/88 L, /15/89 L, 1-3 Clemson, S.C. 9/22/91 L, 1-2 Clemson, S.C. 9/20/92 T, /5/92 L, 2-3 Chapel Hill, N.C.% 11/19/93 L, 1-3 Clemson, S.C. 9/18/94 W, 2-1 9/16/95 W, 3-1 Clemson, S.C. 9/21/96 W, /14/96 W, 3-1 Charlottesville, Va.% 9/21/97 W, 5-1 Clemson, S.C. 9/20/98 W, /15/98 L, 0-1 Winston-Salem, N.C.% 9/18/99 T, 0-0 (2OT) Clemson, S.C. 9/17/00 W, /7/01 L, 0-4 Clemson, S.C. 9/14/02 W, 2-1 9/14/03 L, 1-2 Clemson, S.C. 9/18/04 W, /5/05 L, /28/06 L, 0-1 Clemson, S.C. 9/28/07 W, 4-2 Clemson, S.C. 9/26/08 T, 0-0 (2OT) 10/23/09 W, /22/10 L, 1-2 (OT) Clemson, S.C. 9/16/11 W, 5-2 Clemson, S.C. 11/8/11 T, 0-0 (2OT) * % *Advanced on penalty kicks, 5-4 9/14/12 W, /8/13 W, 1-0 Clemson, S.C. 10/2/15 L, 1-3 Clemson, S.C. % ACC Tournament! NCAA Southern Regional Championship SETTING THE SCENE Duke is playing in its second exhibition game of the week after battling No. 10 Georgetown to a scoreless tie. Duke outshot the Hoyas and had a 7-6 edge in corner kicks. Robert Moewes and Ben Hummel combined for the shutout with five saves. Clemson will be playing its third exhibition game Friday, beating UAB 2-1 and tying High Point 1-1 in the first two. The Tigers are picked to win the Atlantic Division and finish second in the league overall after finishing as the NCAA runner-up in BLUE DEVILS WELCOME 11 NEWCOMERS Nine freshmen join the squad in 2016, hailing from six different states and three different countries. Kerr also welcomes a pair of fifth-year transfer graduate students in Robert Moewes and Ben Hummel. Both are goalkeepers who graduated from Binghamton and Princeton, respectively, and are pursuing master s degrees in Duke s Fuqua School of Business Master of Management Studies program. Moewes hails from Germany, bringing a fourth country to the mix of newcomers. Three rookies earned the start against Georgetown as Max Moser, Suniel Veerakone and CC Uche got the nod. DUKE HAS INTERNATIONAL FEEL Argentina, Austria, Canada, Germany, Norway, Peru, Scotland and the United States all are represented on Duke s 2016 roster, giving the Blue Devils a strong international flavor. Among the languages spoken among the group are German, French, Hebrew, Italian, Spanish, Norwegian and of course English spoken of course with many different accents. TOP RETURNING SCORERS The Blue Devils welcome back five of their top eight scorers from a year ago, with junior Brian White coming in as the high scorer with six goals and an assist for 13 points. He spent the summer with the Carolina Railhawks U23 squad. Senior Brody Huitema looks to complete his career with a bang after netting four goals and an assist, while junior Macario Hing-Glover looks to be even more of an offensive threat following his eight points in Junior Cameron Moseley will hope to have a breakout junior season up top for the Blue Devils. He had one goal last season after netting five early in his freshman campaign. ANCHORING THE DEFENSE Duke lost a pair of defenders in Jared Rist and Tyler Hilliard to graduation and returns the talented duo of Markus Fjørtoft and Carter Manley. They will likely be buoyed by rookies CC Uche and Max Moser. In goal, four Blue Devils will vie for the starting role. Two of those are fifth-year graduate student transfers, including 2015 Hermann Award Watch List member Robert Moewes of Binghamton. Princeton graduate Ben Hummel also will battle for a spot in net. Duke will feature much depth in the back, giving Kerr lots of options. ACC PRESEASON POLL Overall Champion (1st Place Votes) North Carolina (5) Clemson (3) Notre Dame (2) Virginia (1) Wake Forest (1) Atlantic Division 1. Clemson (6) Wake Forest (6) Syracuse Boston College Louisville NC State - 14 Coastal Division 1. North Carolina (8) Notre Dame (4) Virginia Duke Pitt Virginia Tech 20 QUARTERBACKING THE OFFENSE Junior center midfielder Cody Brinkman is back to anchor the middle of the field for the Blue Devils. An ironman for Duke, he is a tireless worker and holding midfielder for the Blue Devils who will look to spark the attack from a holding midfield role. Sophomore Ciaran McKenna could join him in the middle after seeing quality minutes as a rookie. The Blue Devils will have a host of talented players who can run the flanks, including Macario Hing-Glover and junior Bryson Asher. Rookie Suniel Veerakone will be the true No. 10 in the middle of the park, creating scoring chances in the final third with his vision and passing. AGU BENEFITS FROM TIME WITH U.S. U19s Rookie striker Colby Agu has spent quality time with the U-19 U.S. National Team the past six months. The Cary, N.C., native was picked to join the team for the 2016 Slovakia Cup, which the United States won the tournament with a 2-1 victory over Russia. Agu earned a start in one game and came off the bench in the other four to help the U.S. to the title. He also was with the team at the COTIF Tournament, coming on in the second half to help secure a win over Spain. The United States was eventually ousted by Bahrain. LOOKING TO BUILD ON 2015 OFFENSE Duke had one of its best offensive seasons under Kerr in 2015, scoring 104 goals. The total was seven more than the year prior and the third most in Kerr s eight seasons. The 5.58 points per game were the second most by a Blue Devil team under Kerr. Duke returns 50 percent of its points from last season after the loss of Zach Mathers and Jeremy Ebobisse s 24 and 18 points, respectively DUKE MEN S SOCCER

3 Year GP G A Pts Pts/GM LOOKING TO BUILD ON 2015 OFFENSE Duke had one of its best offensive seasons under Kerr in 2015, scoring 104 goals. The total was seven more than the year prior and the third most in Kerr s eight seasons. The 5.58 points per game were the second most by a Blue Devil team under Kerr. Duke returns 50 percent of its points from last season after the loss of Zach Mathers and Jeremy Ebobisse s 24 and 18 points, respectively. RETURNING WEALTH OF EXPERIENCE Duke welcomes 10 players who have played in at least 25 career collegiate games. Moewes and Hummel both have played more than 30 games in goal before becoming Blue Devils this year. Brody Huitema is the most experienced with 56 games under his belt, while Markus Fjørtoft has played in 38 in his two seasons. Returning Experience Blue Devil GP Brody Huitema 56 Markus Fjørtoft 38 Robert Moewes 36 Ryan Thompson 36 Brian White 36 Bryson Asher 34 Cody Brinkman 34 Ben Hummel 34 Cameron Moseley 32 Kevon Black 27 FRESHMEN BLUE DEVILS IN ACADEMY PLAYOFFS A quartet of Blue Devil rookies helped lead their U.S. Soccer Development Academy teams to the U17/18 Academy Playoffs this past summer. Colby Agu of the CASL Railhawks put his team atop the Southeast Division. Despite missing time with the U.S. U-19 squad in the Slovakia Cup, Agu scored 13 goals in his 26 games played for the Railhawks. The Crew SC Academy Wolves with Suniel Veerakone took second in the Mid-America Division with an record, while both DC United and Georgia United grabbed wild card spots. Brandon Williamson helped DC United to a record in his 19 starts, while CC Uche s Georgia United team finished DUKE S 2015 RECORD WHEN At home On the road At neutral sites At night During the day Against ACC opponents In non-conference games Against ranked opponents Against non-ranked opponents In overtime games In double overtime games When scoring first When opponents score first When leading at the half When trailing at the half When tied at the half Playing on Monday Playing on Tuesday Playing on Wednesday Playing on Thursday Playing on Friday Playing on Saturday Playing on Sunday When outshooting the opponent When being outshot When shots are even With more corner kicks With fewer corner kicks With corner kicks even When being shutout When scoring one goal When scoring two goals When scoring 3+ goals When shutting out the opponent When allowing one goal When allowing two goals When allowing 3+ goals In August In September In October In November DUKE MEN S SOCCER 3

4 Home Win 10/27/ vs. Jacksonville LAST TIME TEAM Scored three goals 10/5/ (2OT) vs. Hofstra LAST TIME A PLAYER Duke hat trick 10/16/15 Zach Mathers (3) vs. NC State Home Loss 11/4/ vs. Louisville Away Win 10/24/ at Pittsburgh Away Loss 10/10/ (OT) at Notre Dame OT Win 10/27/ vs. Jacksonville OT Loss 10/10/15 L, 2-3 (OT) vs. Notre Dame ACC Win (Regular Season) 10/30/ vs. Virginia Tech ACC Tournament Win 11/5/ (2OT) vs. NC State (ACC First Round) ACC Win Overall 10/27/ at Pittsburgh Non-Conference Win 10/27/ vs. Jacksonville Duke was shutout 10/13/ vs. Holy Cross Scored one goal 11/4/ vs. Louisville Scored two goals 10/30/ vs. Virginia Tech Scored four goals 10/7/ vs. NC State Scored five goals 9/8/ vs. Loyola Scored six goals 10/16/ vs. NC State Scored seven-plus goals 8/31/ vs. Stetson Shut a team out 10/27/ vs. Jacksonville Allowed one goal 10/30/ vs. Virginia Tech Allowed two goals 11/4/ vs. Louisville Allowed three goals 10/10/ (OT) at Notre Dame Allowed four goals 10/17/14 L, 1-4 vs. Notre Dame Allowed five goals 9/13/14 L, 0-5 at Louisville Allowed six-plus goals 10/4/80 L, 1-6 at Connecticut Duke multiple-goal game 10/16/15 Zach Mathers (3) vs. NC State Duke five-plus points 10/16/15 Zach Mathers (3) vs. NC State Duke two-plus assists 10/30/15 Zach Mathers (2) vs. Virginia Tech Duke shutout 10/27/ vs. Jacksonville, Mitch Kupstas Duke 10-plus saves 10/8/13 Alex Long (10) vs. Virginia Opponent multiple-goal game 10/10/15 Patrick Hodan (2), Notre Dame Opponent had two-plus assists 10/5/15 Joseph Holland (2), Hofstra Opponent five-plus points 10/10/15 Patrick Hodan (5), Notre Dame Opponent had a shutout 10/13//15 0-1, Kevin Wright, Holy Cross NSCAA COACHES POLL (PRESEASON) No. School (1st Place) Pts. LW W-L-T 1. Stanford (20) Akron (2) Clemson (2) Maryland Wake Forest Syracuse Creighton North Carolina Notre Dame Georgetown Boston College SMU UC Santa Barbara Seattle Indiana UCLA Virginia Ohio State South Florida Denver Coastal Carolina UNC Charlotte FIU South Carolina Rutgers COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS (PRESEASON) No. School Record Previous 1. Stanford 2. Akron 3. Maryland 4. Clemson 5. Wake Forest 6. North Carolina 7. Georgetown 8. Boston College 9. Creighton 10. SMU 11. Syracuse 12. Seattle 13. UCLA 14. Indiana 15. Denver 16. UC Santa Barbara 17. Notre Dame 18. Ohio State 19. South Florida 20. Virginia 21. South Carolina 22. UConn 23. Kentucky 24. Charlotte 25. FIU DUKE MEN S SOCCER

5 2016 MEN S SOCCER ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) 0 Ben Hummel GK Gr. Orinda, Calif. (Princeton) 00 Austin Verissimo GK So. Newark, N.Y. (East Side) 1 Robert Moewes GK Gr. Dortmund, Germany (Binghamton University) 2 Carter Manley D Jr. Elkridge, Md. (Mount Saint Joseph) 3 Oliver Spring D So. Toronto, Ontario (Walworth Barbour American International School of Israel) 4 Kevon Black D Jr. Brampton, Ontario (Brampton Christian Academy) 5 CC Uche D Fr. Lawrenceville, Ga. (Collins Hill) 6 Cameron Moseley M Jr. Duluth, Ga. (Woodward Academy) 7 Torbjørn Alseth M So. Trondheim, Norway (KVT) 8 Ciaran McKenna M So. Glasgow, Scotland (St. Ninian s) 9 Brody Huitema F Sr. Chilliwack, British Columbia (Burnaby Central) 10 Suniel Veerakone M Fr. Caledonia, Mich. (Novi) 11 Max Moser D/M Fr. Brengenz, Austria (Collegium Bernardi) 12 Colby Agu F Fr. Cary, N.C. (Athens Drive) 13 Noah Snyder M Jr. Warrington, Pa. (Central Bucks High School South) 14 Ryan Thompson M Gr. Cary, N.C. (Green Hope) 15 Miguel Yzaga M Fr. Lima, Peru (Santa Maria Marianistas) 16 Jimmy Doll M Sr. Bethesda, Md. (Bethesda Chevy Chase) 17 Bryson Asher M Jr. Frisco, Texas (Lone Star) 18 Tommy Wang M So. Baltimore, Md. (Centennial) 20 Jared Golestani F Sr. Princeton (The Hun School) 21 Markus Fjørtoft D Jr. Asker, Norway (WANG Toppidrett) 22 Henry Booth D Jr. Boston, Mass. (Roxbury Latin School) 23 Nicolas Macri M Fr. Buenos Aires, Argentina 24 Brian White M Jr. Flemington, N.J. (Hunterdon Central Regional) 25 Cody Brinkman M Jr. (Jordan High School) 26 Max Feldman D Fr. Chapel Hill, N.C. (East Chapel Hill) 27 Macario Hing-Glover F Jr. Phoenix, Ariz. (Chaparral) 28 Jack Doran M Fr. West Roxbury, Mass. (Boston College High School) 29 Brandon Williamson M Fr. Gainesville, Va. (Patriot) 30 Joe Ohaus GK Jr. Westfield, N.J. (Westfield) Head Coach: John Kerr (Duke 87) Associate Head Coach: Michael Brady (American University 92) Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator: Chris Rich (Barry 07) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Kieran Hall Directors of Operations: Noah McKonon (Guilford 08), Sonny Mukungu (High Point 15) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Colby Agu Torbjørn Alseth Kevon Black Jimmy Doll Markus Fjørtoft Jared Golestani Macario Hing-Glover Brody Huitema Nicolas Macri Ciaran McKenna Robert Moewes Joe Ohaus CC Uche Suniel Veerakone Miguel Yzaga UH-goo Toe-byorn All-seth Kuh-von DOLL fee-your-toft GOAL-uh-STON-ee MUH-car-rio HEIGHT-uh-ma mock-ree Key-rin Mow-vez O-house UCHAY Sue-NEAL VEER-ruh-cone ee-za-ha DUKE MEN S SOCCER 5

6 #17 BRYSON ASHER Jr. M Frisco, Texas (Lone Star) #4 KEVON BLACK Jr. D Brampton, Ontario (Brampton Christian Acad Total Goals: 1, vs. Stetson, 8/31/14 Assists: 1, 3 times, last vs. Davidson, 9/29/15 Points: 2, vs. Stetson, 8/31/14 Minutes: 90, vs. Notre Dame, 10/17/14 SAINT MARY S DEPAUL IONA COLLEGE LOYOLA VIRGINIA* UNCW at Clemson* at North Carolina * at Davidson SYRACUSE * HOFSTRA at Notre Dame * NC STATE * at Pittsburgh * JACKSONVILLE VIRGINIA TECH * Totals STETSON at SMU TEMPLE at Louisville* NORTH CAROLINA* at UNC Wilmington BOSTON COLLEGE* 1-0 * APPALACHIAN STATE 2-0 * at Wake Forest* at Virginia* 0-1 * DAVIDSON 1-2 * NOTRE DAME* 1-4 * at Elon 1-2 * PITTSBURGH* GEORGIA STATE at Virginia Tech * NC STATE at Syracuse Total NCAA Tournament Total Assists: 1, twice, last vs. Elon, 10/20/15 Points: 1, twice, last vs. Elon, 10/20/15 Minutes: 110 vs. LMU, 8/29/14 SAINT MARY S 3-2 * DEPAUL 1-0 * IONA COLLEGE LOYOLA SYRACUSE * NC STATE * ELON at Pittsburgh* 1-0 * Totals LMU 1-1 * STETSON 8-2 * at SMU 1-3 * TEMPLE 3-1 * at Louisville* 0-5 * NORTH CAROLINA* 2-1 * at UNC Wilmington 1-2 * BOSTON COLLEGE* 1-0 * APPALACHIAN STATE 2-0 * at Wake Forest* 1-4 * at Virginia* 0-1 * DAVIDSON 1-2 * NOTRE DAME* 1-4 * at Elon 1-2 * PITTSBURGH* GEORGIA STATE 2-1 * at Virginia Tech * 2-0 * NC STATE 3-2 * at Syracuse 0-2 * Total NCAA Tournament DUKE MEN S SOCCER

7 #22 HENRY BOOTH Jr. D Boston, Mass. (Roxbury Latin School) Total Minutes: 12, vs. Loyola, 9/8/15 LOYOLA NC STATE * TOTALS STETSON APPALACHIAN STATE Total NCAA Tournament #25 CODY BRINKMAN Jr. M (Jordan) Total Minutes: 110, vs. Davidson, 9/29/15 SAINT MARY S 3-2 * DEPAUL 1-0 * IONA COLLEGE 2-1 * LOYOLA 5-1 * VIRGINIA* 2-2 * UNCW 0-3 * at Clemson* 1-2 * at North Carolina * 1-2 * at Davidson 2-2 * SYRACUSE * 1-3 * HOFSTRA 3-2 * at Notre Dame * 2-3 * HOLY CROSS 0-1 * NC STATE * 6-2 * ELON 2-1 * at Pittsburgh* 1-0 * JACKSONVILLE 1-0 * VIRGINIA TECH * 2-1 * LOUISVILLE 1-2 * Totals STETSON at Louisville* NORTH CAROLINA* BOSTON COLLEGE* APPALACHIAN STATE 2-0 * at Wake Forest* 1-4 * at Virginia* 0-1 * DAVIDSON 1-2 * NOTRE DAME* 1-4 * at Elon PITTSBURGH * GEORGIA STATE at Virginia Tech * 2-0 * NC STATE 3-2 * at Syracuse 0-2 * Total DUKE MEN S SOCCER 7

8 #16 JIMMY DOLL Sr. M Bethesda, Md. (Bethesda Chevy Chase) Total Assists: 1, vs. Northeastern, 9/1/13 Points: 1, vs. Northeastern, 9/1/13 Minutes Played: 93 vs. Rutgers, 8/30/13 SAINT MARY S LOYOLA NC STATE * ELON at Pittsburgh * JACKSONVILLE VIRGINIA TECH * Totals STETSON at Louisville * APPALACHIAN STATE at Wake Forest* at Elon at Virginia Tech * at Syracuse Total GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS RUTGERS 1-1 * NORTHEASTERN 2-0 * at Maryland * 1-3 * at Davidson SYRACUSE * 1-2 * WRIGHT STATE 2-1 * at Notre Dame * UNC WILMINGTON VIRGINIA * NC STATE * 1-1 * ELON at Pittsburgh * Total NCAA Tournament #21 MARKUS FJØRTOFT Jr. D Asker, Norway (WANG Toppidrett) Total Goals: 1, three times, last vs. Virginia, 9/11/15 Assists: 1, twice, last vs. NC State, 10/16/15 Points: 2, three times, last vs. Virginia, 9/11/15 Minutes: 110, three times, last vs. Davidson, 9/29/15 SAINT MARY S 3-2 * DEPAUL 1-0 * IONA COLLEGE 2-1 * LOYOLA 5-1 * VIRGINIA* 2-2 * UNCW 0-3 * at Clemson* 1-2 * at North Carolina * 1-2 * at Davidson 2-2 * SYRACUSE * 1-3 * HOFSTRA 3-2 * at Notre Dame * 2-3 * HOLY CROSS 0-1 * NC STATE * 6-2 * ELON 2-1 * at Pittsburgh * 1-0 * JACKSONVILLE 1-0 * VIRGINIA TECH * 2-1 * LOUISVILLE 1-2 * Totals LMU 1-1 * STETSON 8-2 * TEMPLE 3-1 * at Louisville* 0-5 * NORTH CAROLINA* 2-1 * at UNC Wilmington 1-2 * BOSTON COLLEGE* 1-0 * APPALACHIAN STATE 2-0 * at Wake Forest* 1-4 * at Virginia* 0-1 * DAVIDSON 1-2 * NOTRE DAME* 1-4 * at Elon 1-2 * PITTSBURGH* 2-1 * GEORGIA STATE 2-1 * at Virginia Tech* 2-0 * NC STATE 3-2 * at Syracuse 0-2 * Total DUKE MEN S SOCCER

9 #20 JARED GOLESTANI Sr. F Princeton, N.J. (The Hun School) Total Assists: 1, twice, last vs. NC State, 10/16/15 Points: 1, twice, last vs. NC State, 10/16/15 Minutes: 32, vs. Georgia Southern, 9/10/13 SAINT MARY S DEPAUL IONA COLLEGE LOYOLA VIRGINIA* UNCW NC STATE * JACKSONVILLE Totals STETSON at Louisville* APPALACHIAN STATE at Elon PITTSBURGH* GEORGIA STATE at Syracuse Total GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS RUTGERS NORTHEASTERN at Maryland * GEORGIA SOUTHERN VIRGINIA TECH * at Davidson SYRACUSE * at Notre Dame * VIRGINIA * at Pittsburgh * Total NCAA Tournament #27 MACARIO HING-GLOVER Jr. F Phoenix, Arix. (Chaparral) Total Goals: 1, four times, last vs. NC State, 10/16/15 Assists: 1, twice, last vs. Clemson, 9/18/15 Points: 2, four times, last vs. NC State, 10/16/15 Minutes: 80, vs. Virginia, 9/11/15 SAINT MARY S 3-2 * DEPAUL 1-0 * IONA COLLEGE 2-1 * LOYOLA 5-1 * VIRGINIA * 2-2 * UNCW 0-3 * at Clemson* at North Carolina * at Davidson 2-2 * SYRACUSE * 1-3 * HOFSTRA 3-2 * at Notre Dame * 2-3 * HOLY CROSS 0-1 * NC STATE * 6-2 * ELON 2-1 * at Pittsburgh * 1-0 * Totals STETSON TEMPLE APPALACHIAN STATE Total NCAA Tournament DUKE MEN S SOCCER 9

10 #9 BRODY HUITEMA Sr. F Chilliwack, British Columbia (Burnaby Central) Total Goals: 2 vs. Davidson, 9/17/13 Assists: 2, vs. Temple, 9/9/14 Points: 4 vs. Davidson, 9/17/13 Minutes Played: 110 vs. Rutgers, 8/30/13 SAINT MARY S DEPAUL IONA COLLEGE LOYOLA VIRGINIA * UNCW at Clemson* 1-2 * at North Carolina * at Davidson SYRACUSE * HOFSTRA at Notre Dame * HOLY CROSS NC STATE * ELON at Pittsburgh * JACKSONVILLE 1-0 * VIRGINIA TECH * 2-1 * LOUISVILLE 1-2 * Totals GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS RUTGERS 1-1 * NORTHEASTERN 2-0 * at Maryland * 1-3 * GEORGIA SOUTHERN 1-0 * VIRGINIA TECH * 1-1 * at Davidson 3-2 * SYRACUSE * 1-2 * WRIGHT STATE 2-1 * at Notre Dame * 1-3 * UNC WILMINGTON 1-2 * at North Carolina * VIRGINIA * 0-0 * NC STATE * 1-1 * at Boston College * 1-0 * ELON 3-0 * WAKE FOREST * 2-2 * at Pittsburgh * 3-0 * at Clemson * 1-0 * at Notre Dame 0-1 * Total LMU 1-1 * STETSON 8-2 * at SMU 1-3 * TEMPLE 3-1 * at Louisville* 0-5 * NORTH CAROLINA* 2-1 * at UNC Wilmington 1-2 * BOSTON COLLEGE* 1-0 * APPALACHIAN STATE 2-0 * at Virginia* DAVIDSON NOTRE DAME* 1-4 * at Elon 1-2 * PITTSBURGH* 2-1 * GEORGIA STATE 2-1 * at Virginia Tech 2-0 * NC STATE 3-2 * at Syracuse 0-2 * Total DUKE MEN S SOCCER

11 #0 BEN HUMMEL Gr. GK Orinda, Calif. (Princeton) Year GP-GS Min GA GAA SVS Pct. W L T ShO Total Saves: 7, three times, last vs. West Virginia, 10/20/15 Minutes Played: 110, five times, last vs. Brown, 10/10/15 Goals Allowed: 4, vs. Seton Hall, 9/8/14 Opponent Sc GS Min GA Svs W L T SO St. John s 2-1 * 90: FGCU 2-3 * 90: FIU : BOSTON UNIVERSITY 2-1 * 90: Binghamton : AMERICAN 1-1 * 110: Dartmouth * 0-1 * 90: SETON HALL 3-2 * 90: Brown * 1-1 * 110: FDU 4-1 * 90: COLUMBIA * 0-2 * 90: WEST VIRGINIA 3-2 * 108: at Harvard * 3-2 * 90: CORNELL * 1-2 * 90: YALE * 3-0 * 90: Totals : * Ivy League Contest Opponent Sc GS Min GA Svs W L T SO Fairleigh Dickinson 2-3 * 102: ST. JOHN S 0-0 * 110: Seton Hall 5-4 * 90: GEORGETOWN 1-3 * 90: Boston University 2-2 * 110: Drexel 1-0 * 90: BINGHAMTON 2-0 * 90: DARTMOUTH * 1-2 * 92: RUTGERS 5-2 * 82: BROWN * 2-1 * 90: LOYOLA 1-0 * 90: Columbia * 1-1 * 110: HARVARD * 3-2 * 90: Cornell * 2-1 * 90: American 2-0 * 90: PENN * 3-2 * 90: Yale * 1-0 * 90: Totals : * Ivy League Contest 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS #2 CARTER MANLEY Jr. D Elkridge, Md. (Mount Saint Joseph) Total Assists: 1, four times, last vs. Elon, 10/20/15 Points: 1, four times, last vs. Elon, 10/20/15 Minutes played: 110, twice, last vs. Davidson, 9/29/15 DEPAUL IONA COLLEGE 2-1 * LOYOLA 5-1 * VIRGINIA* 2-2 * UNCW 0-3 * at Clemson* 1-2 * at North Carolina * 1-2 * at Davidson 2-2 * SYRACUSE * 1-3 * HOFSTRA 3-2 * at Notre Dame * 2-3 * HOLY CROSS 0-1 * NC STATE * 6-2 * ELON 2-1 * JACKSONVILLE VIRGINIA TECH * 2-1 * LOUISVILLE 1-2 * Totals STETSON APPALACHIAN STATE at Wake Forest * GEORGIA STATE Totals NCAA Tournament Opponent Sc GS Min GA Svs W L T SO DREXEL 1-0 * AMERICAN 0-2 * Totals DUKE MEN S SOCCER 11

12 #23 CIARAN MCKENNA So. M Glasgow, Scotland (St. Ninian s) Goals: 1, vs. Loyola, 9/8/15 Assists: 1, vs. Notre Dame, 10/10/15 Points: 2, vs. Loyola, 9/8/15 Minutes: 107 vs. Hofstra, 10/5/15 SAINT MARY S DEPAUL IONA COLLEGE LOYOLA VIRGINIA* UNCW at Clemson* at North Carolina * 1-2 * at Davidson 2-2 * SYRACUSE * 1-3 * HOFSTRA 3-2 * at Notre Dame * 2-3 * HOLY CROSS 0-1 * NC STATE * 6-2 * ELON 2-1 * at Pittsburgh * 1-0 * JACKSONVILLE 1-0 * VIRGINIA TECH * 2-1 * LOUISVILLE 1-2 * Totals #1 ROBERT MOEWES Gr. GK Dortmund, Germany (Binghamton) Year GP-GS Min GA GAA SVS Pct. W L T ShO Total Saves: 11, vs. Syracuse, 9/23/14 Goals Allowed: 3, four times, last vs. Albany, 11/4/15 Minutes played: 110, 3 times, last vs. Hartford, 10/17/15 Opponent Sc GS Min GA Svs W L T SO vs. Wright State 0-2 * 90: at Ohio State 1-0 * 90: MANHATTAN 1-0 * 90: ST. PETER S 3-2 * 90: at Marist 0-1 * 90: at Cornell 1-0 * 90: SIENA 2-1 * 90: at Syracuse 1-3 * 90: PRINCETON 1-3 * 90: at St. Bonaventure 0-0 * 110: at Vermont * 2-1 * 90: UMASS LOWELL * 0-1 * 90: at New Hampshire * 2-1 * 90: at Hartford * 0-0 * 110: UMBC * 2-1 * 90: at Stony Brook * 1-2 * 95: ALBANY * 1-3 * 90: at Stony Brook 3-2 * 105: at Albany 1-0 * 90: at Vermont 0-1 * 90: Totals : * America East Contest Opponent Sc GS Min GA Svs W L T SO at Bucknell 2-1 * 90: MARIST 0-1 * 90: at Duquesne 2-3 * 90: vs Niagara : SYRACUSE 0-1 * 90: at Princeton 0-2 * 90: at Hofstra 0-1 * 90: HARTFORD * 1-0 * 90: NEW HAMPSHIRE * 1-0 * 90: VERMONT * 0-1 * 108: COLUMBIA 0-1 * 90: at UMass Lowell * 1-2 * 90: at UMBC * 0-1 * 90: STONY BROOK * 5-1 * 90: at Albany * 0-1 * 90: STONY BROOK 1-1 * 110: at HARTFORD 1-2 * 99: Totals : * America East Contest DUKE MEN S SOCCER

13 #5 CAMERON MOSELEY Jr. M Duluth, Ga. (Woodward Academy) Total Goals: 2, twice, last vs. Temple, 9/9/14 Assists: 1, twice, last vs. NC State, 10/16/15 Points: 4, twice, last vs. Temple, 9/9/14 Minutes: 83. vs. North Carolina, 9/19/14 SAINT MARY S (CA) 3-2 * IONA COLLEGE LOYOLA VIRGINIA* UNCW at Clemson* at North Carolina * at Davidson SYRACUSE * NC STATE * ELON at Pittsburgh* JACKSONVILLE 1-0 * VIRGINIA TECH * LOUISVILLE Total #30 JOE OHAUS Jr. GK Westfield, N.J. (Westfield) Year GP-GS Min GA GAA SVS Pct. W L T ShO Saves: 5, vs. Louisville, 9/13/14 Goals Allowed: 5, vs. Louisville, 9/13/14 Minutes played: 110, vs. Loyola Marymount, 8/29/14 Opponent Sc GS Min GA Svs W L T SO LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 1-1 * 110: STETSON 8-2 * 80: at SMU 1-3 * 90: TEMPLE 3-1 * 90: at Louisville* 0-5 * 90: NORTH CAROLINA * 2-1 * 90: = at UNCW 1-2 * 90: BOSTON COLLEGE 1-0 * 90: APPALACHIAN STATE 2-0 * 84: at Wake Forest * 1-4 * 84: at Virginia * 0-1 * 90: DAVIDSON 1-2 * 94: NOTRE DAME * 1-4 * 90: Totals : * ACC Contest LMU STETSON 8-2 * at SMU 1-3 * TEMPLE 3-1 * at Louisville* 0-5 * NORTH CAROLINA* 2-1 * at UNC Wilmington 1-2 * BOSTON COLLEGE* 1-0 * APPALACHIAN STATE 2-0 * at Wake Forest* 1-4 * NOTRE DAME* at Elon 1-2 * PITTSBURGH* GEORGIA STATE at Virginia Tech * NC STATE at Syracuse Total DUKE MEN S SOCCER 13

14 #13 NOAH SNYDER Jr. M Warrington, Pa. (Central Bucks) #3 OLIVER SPRING So. D Toronto, Ontario (Walworth Barbour American International School of Israel) Total Minutes: 39, vs. Jacksonville, 10/27/15 LOYOLA HOLY CROSS NC STATE * ELON at Pittsburgh* JACKSONVILLE VIRGINIA TECH * Totals Minutes: 88, vs. Jacksonville, 10/27/15 SAINT MARY S LOYOLA NC STATE * at Pittsburgh * JACKSONVILLE 1-0 * Totals NCAA Tournament STETSON at Louisville APPALACHIAN STATE NOTRE DAME* DUKE MEN S SOCCER

15 #14 RYAN THOMPSON Gr. M Cary, N.C. (Green Hope) Total Goals: 1, vs. NC State, 10/16/15 Assists: 2, vs. Loyola, 9/8/15 Points: 2, twice, last vs. NC State, 10/16/15 Minutes: 98 vs. Wake Forest, 9/21/12 SAINT MARY S DEPAUL 1-0 * IONA COLLEGE 2-1 * LOYOLA 5-1 * VIRGINIA* 2-2 * UNCW 0-3 * at Clemson* 1-2 * at North Carolina * 1-2 * at Davidson 2-2 * SYRACUSE * 1-3 * HOFSTRA at Notre Dame * HOLY CROSS NC STATE * VIRGINIA TECH * LOUISVILLE Totals GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS at Notre Dame 0-1 * SANTA CLARA 1-2 * DELAWARE at Virginia * GEORGIA STATE 3-0 * CLEMSON * 2-0 * at Wake Forest * 0-0 * at UNC Wilmington 1-2 * NORTH CAROLINA * 1-2 * MARYLAND * 1-2 * PRESBYTERIAN 2-0 * BOSTON COLLEGE * 0-1 * DAVIDSON 2-0 * VIRGINIA TECH * 2-0 * ELON 0-0 * SIUE at North Carolina 0-1 * Total NCAA Tournament 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS at Notre Dame * ELON at Pittsburgh * Total DUKE MEN S SOCCER 15

16 #24 BRIAN WHITE Jr. F Flemington, N.J. (Hunterdon Central Regional) Total Goals: 1, eight times, last vs. Jacksonville, 10/27/15 Assists: 2, vs. Stetson, 8/31/14 Points: 3, twice, last vs. Loyola, 9/8/15 Minutes: 106 vs. LMU, 8/29/14 SAINT MARY S (CA) 3-2 * DEPAUL 1-0 * IONA COLLEGE 2-1 * LOYOLA 5-1 * VIRGINIA * 2-2 * UNCW 0-3 * at Clemson * 1-2 * at North Carolina * 1-2 * SYRACUSE * 1-3 * HOFSTRA 3-2 * at Notre Dame * 2-3 * HOLY CROSS 0-1 * NC STATE * 6-2 * ELON 2-1 * at Pittsburgh * 1-0 * JACKSONVILLE 1-0 * VIRGINIA TECH * 2-1 * LOUISVILLE 1-2 * Totals LMU 1-1 * STETSON 8-2 * at SMU 1-3 * TEMPLE at Louisville* BOSTON COLLEGE* APPALACHIAN STATE at Wake Forest* 1-4 * at Virginia* 0-1 * DAVIDSON 1-2 * NOTRE DAME* 1-4 * at Elon PITTSBURGH* GEORGIA STATE at Virginia Tech NC STATE at Syracuse Total DUKE MEN S SOCCER