2019 Schedule (3-2-0) Men’s Soccer Game Notes Aug 29 USF (BTN+) W, 1-0 Sep. 02 vs. Virginia^ L, 0-2 Sep. 06 at UCLA (PAC-12 Networks) L, 2-3 Sep. 13 AKRON (BTN) W, 1-0 #25 MARYLAND Sep. 16 VILLANOVA (BTN+) W, 1-0 vs Sep. 20 NORTHWESTERN* (BTN+) 7:00 Sep. 23 ST. JOHN’S (BTN+) 7:00 Northwestern Sep. 27 at Wisconsin* (BTN+) 8:30 Friday - September 20, 2019 - 7:00 p.m. Oct. 2 RUTGERS* (BTN+) 7:00 Oct. 5 CAL STATE FULLERTON (BTN+) 7:00 BTN Plus Oct. 11 at Michigan State* (BTN) 6:30 Oct. 14 GEORGETOWN (FS1) 7:00 Oct. 18 INDIANA* (BTN) 6:30 Storylines Oct. 21 YALE (BTN+) 7:00 Oct. 25 at Ohio State* (BTN+) 7:00 • The No. 25 Maryland men’s soccer team welcomes Northwestern for the Big Ten Oct. 29 at Penn State* (BTN) 6:00 opener Friday night. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m., and fans can stream the game live on BTN Home matches in CAPS; All times Eastern; * - Big Ten match Plus. ^ - Washington D.C. (Audi Field) • The Terps will face off with Northwestern for the sixth time in program history on Friday Coaching Staff with all five previous meetings coming in the last five seasons. The Terps hold a 3-2-0 Head Coach advantage in the all-time series and Maryland took down the Wildcats, 2-1, in overtime Alma Mater Wisconsin-Milwaukee, ‘85 last year with two goals from sophomore William James Herve. Record at Maryland (Yrs) 390-144-53 (27) Overall Record (Yrs) 416-157-60 (29) Assistant Coach Scott Buete • Maryland enters Friday’s contest after a pair of home victories. The Terps used a 76th Assistant Coach Jake Pace minute from junior right back Ben Di Rosa to defeat Villanova, 1-0, on Monday Volunteer Assistant Coach: Casey Beyers night. The goal was the second of Di Rosa’s career and helped him earn Big Ten Defen- Director of Operations Miles Vaughn sive Player of the Week honors. Media Relations Assistant Director of Media Relations Taylor Smyth • Maryland defeated Akron, 1-0, last Friday night, matching the scoreline from the Office 301-314-8052 team’s clash in the national title match last December. Junior Eric Matzelevich’s 18th Email [email protected] minute strike proved to be the difference as the Terrapins showed well against a quality Website www.umterps.com @MarylandMSoccer Zips side. Matzelevich has now scored twice this season. Instagram @MarylandSoccer Quick Facts • The Terps have opened up the season with three consecutive clean sheets at home, the Location College Park, Md. first time Maryland has held opponents scoreless at Ludwig Field to open a season for Conference Big Ten that long in 20 years. Enrollment 37,641 Founded 1856 • The Terps have started the season stronger offensively this season than in their title Colors Red, White, Black, Gold Nickname Terrapins, Terps season last year. The Terps have five goals in their first five matches in the current cam- Venue (Capacity) Ludwig Field paign after not netting a goal in their first four matches of 2018. President Dr. Wallace Loh Athletics Director Damon Evans • The Terps opened the 2019 season with a 1-0 win over USF at Ludwig Field. Fresh- 2018 Overall Record: 13-6-4 man netted the winner off an assist in the 70th min- 2018 Conference Record: 4-4-0 Malcolm Johnston Eli Crognale First Year of Soccer: 1946 ute. The Terps outshot the Bulls 10-2 during the match. Maryland is now 15-6-6 under NCAA Tournament Appearances/Last: 38/2018 Sasho Cirovski in season openers and are undefeated in its last nine (8-0-1) home National Championships: 3 (1968, 2005, 2008, 2018) openers. NCAA Final Fours: 14 (1960, 1962, 1963, 1968, 1969, 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2012, 2013, 2018) NCAA Sweet Sixteens: 18 (1960, 1952, 1963, 1968, 1969, 2002, • Cirovski, one of the most decorated coaches in history, is now 10 wins 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, away from 400 at Maryland. Cirovski currently has 416 wins all-time, the sixth-most 2015, 2018) among active coaches. Conference Championships: 31 (Tournament Champions — 1996, 2002, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016; Regular Season Champions — 1949, 1950, 1951, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, • In 2018, Maryland went 9-1-1 down the stretch and did not give up a goal over five 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, matches in the NCAA Tournament to eventually capture the national championship. 1971, 2003, 2005, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016) The title was the third under head coach Sasho Cirovski, who is in his 27th season in charge of the Terps.

• The Terps entered the season as the No. 1 team in the country. Maryland was not ranked in the entirity of the 2018 regular season. 2019 University of Maryland Men’s Soccer NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/High School/Club/Previous School No. Name...... Position 0 Craig Eichelberger GK 6-2 200 RFr. Dunkirk, Md./Northern HS/Baltimore Armour 29 Adetola, Fola...... F 1 Russell Shealy GK 6-1 195 RFr. Cartersville, Ga/Atlanta United Academy 4 Antoine, Marques...... D 3 Ryan Blumberg D 6-2 193 So. Sydney, Australia/Charlton Athletic 5 Bergmann, Johannes...... D 4 Marques Antoine D 6-1 180 Fr. Montreal, Quebec/Montreal Impact Academy 7 Bin, Paul...... F 5 Johannes Bergmann D 6-1 185 Sr. Erfurt, Germany/Pierre de Coubertin/RW Erfurt 3 Blumberg, Ryan...... D 6 David Kovacic MF 6-0 172 Fr. Krsko, Slovenia/Gimnazija Krsko/NK Krsko 13 Brown, Luke...... MF 7 Paul Bin F 5-10 150 Sr. Seoul, South Korea/Mission Heights/RSL Academy 30 Chacon, Alejandro...... GK 8 William James Herve F 6-0 155 So. Paris, France/Valenciennes FC 16 Chakroun, Jacob...... MF 9 Justin Gielen F 6-0 185 So. Edgewater, Md./DeMatha/Baltimore Celtic 10 Crognale, Eli...... MF 10 Eli Crognale MF 6-0 170 Sr. Gahanna, Ohio/Gahanna Lincoln/Crew Academy/Belmont 25 Di Rosa, Ben...... D 11 Malcolm Johnston MF 5-11 160 Fr. Aurora, Ontario/Aurora High School/Vaughan SC 27 Di Rosa, Matt...... D 12 Brett St. Martin D 6-0 170 So. Mount Airy, Md. /Mount St. Joseph/Baltimore Celtic 0 Eichelberger, Craig...... GK 13 Luke Brown MF/F 5-11 180 Sr. Cambridge, England/Hofstra 9 Gielen, Justin...... F 14 Louis Spicer MF 5-10 165 Fr. Cambridge, England/Millfield School 20 Harris, Justin...... MF 24 Heitzmann, Mike...... F 15 Eric Matzelevich F 6-2 185 So. Washington, D.C./DC United Academy 8 Herve, William James...... F 16 Jacob Chakroun MF 5-10 160 Fr. Johns Creek, Ga./KSA 17 Hiro, Kenny...... D 17 Kenny Hiro D 6-0 165 Fr. Tokyo, Japan/Toko Gakuen HS/Tatung FC 11 Johnston, Malcolm...... MF 18 Chris Rindov D 6-2 180 Fr. Rockville, Md/Rockville HS/OGBC 6 Kovacic, David...... MF 19 Brayan Padilla F 5-11 165 Fr. Frisco, Texas/FC Dallas Academy 15 Matzelevich, Eric...... F 20 Justin Harris F 5-11 150 Fr. Clarksville, Md./River Hill/Baltimore Celtic 26 Munshi, Tej...... F 22 Nick Richardson D 5-10 150 RFr. Baltimore, Md./Archbishop Curley/Baltimore Celtic 36 Neumann, Niklas...... GK 23 Isaac Ngobu D 5-7 135 Fr. Baltimore, Md./Eastern Tech/Baltimore Celtic 23 Ngobu, Isaac...... D 24 Mike Heitzmann F 5-9 160 Sr. Clarksville, Md./River Hill/ Severna Park Fever 19 Padilla, Brayan...... F 25 Ben Di Rosa D 5-10 170 Jr. Washington, D.C./Bethesda Academy/Bethesda SC 22 Richardson, Nick...... D 26 Tej Munshi F 5-10 140 Fr. Suwanee, Ga./Woodward Academy/Concord Fire SC 18 Rindov, Chris...... D 27 Matt Di Rosa D 5-10 170 Jr. Washington, D.C./ Bethesda Academy/Bethesda SC 1 Shealy, Russell...... GK 29 Fola Adetola F 5-7 155 Jr. Bowie, Md./Bowie High School/DC United Academy 14 Spicer, Louis...... F 30 Alejandro Chacon GK 6-2 170 So. Caracas, Venezuela/Caracas FC 12 St. Martin, Brett...... D 36 Niklas Neumann GK 6-1 182 Fr. Kassel Germany/KSV Hessen Kassel

Coaching Staff Head Coach: Sasho Cirovski (27th season) Assistant Coach: Scott Buete (6th season) Assistant Coach: Jake Pace (6th season, 2nd as assistant coach) Volunteer Assistant: Casey Beyers (1st season) Director of Soccer Operations: Miles Vaughn (2nd season) Strength Coach: Ben Hoffman (3rd season) Athletic Trainer: Ryan Morrison (2nd season)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE TERPS BY HOMETOWN TERPS BY CLASS Seniors...... 6 Johannes Bergmann ...... YO-hahn-ess Maryland ...... 9 Juniors...... 4 William James Herve...... herv-AY Georgia...... 3 Sophomores...... 5 Eric Matzelevich...... MATT-zel-EH-vich Washington, D.C...... 3 Redshirt Freshmen...... 3 Eli Crognale ...... Crow-NALEY Canada...... 2 Freshmen...... 11 Brayan Padilla...... Brian England...... 2 Isaac Ngobu...... IN-go-boo Tej Munshi...... Moon-she Germany...... 2 TERPS BY POSITION David Kovacic...... DAV-eed-Cove-ah-sich Ohio...... 1 Sasho Cirovski...... SIR-ov-ski Texas...... 1 Midfielders...... 8 Australia...... 1 Forward...... 8 France...... 1 Defenders...... 9 Japan...... 1 Goalkeepers...... 4 Slovenia...... 1 South Korea...... 1 Venezuela...... 1

Page 2 2019 Maryland Men’s Soccer Notes 2019 University of Maryland Men’s Soccer SashoCIROVSKI  416-157-60 (29th Season) / 390-144-53 (27th Season at Maryland) Upon his arrival in College Park in 1993, Sasho Cirovski it defeated Wisconsin, 2-1, in the title game in Westfield, Ind. posted a 19-4-2 mark. In addition, Cirovski helped mentor has transformed Maryland into a national soccer power, The Terps also captured the regular season title and snagged Maryland’s first winner in , who leading the Terps to the 2018, 2008 and 2005 NCAA titles, the top overall seed in the NCAA Tournament. Maryland nearly left Maryland as the school’s all-time leader in goals (60) and nine College Cup appearances, and 15 conference titles, all swept all the Big Ten special honors, as Gordon Wild was points (140) and was the third pick in the MLS SuperDraft. the while producing numerous top-level professional players. named Offensive Player of the Year, Alex Crognale snagged Cirovski was named the ACC Coach of the Year for the second Now in his 27th season at Maryland, the 2018 Top Drawer top defensive honors, and Cody Niedermeier was tabbed Big time in his career, and was the NSCAA National Coach of the Soccer National Coach of the Year and 2005 NSCAA National Ten Goalkeeper of the Year while Cirovski earned his first Year for the first time in his career as the Terps brought home Coach of the Year has instilled his passion for excellence in Big Ten Coach of the Year honor since Maryland became their first national title since 1968. a soccer program that expects to compete for the national a member of the conference in 2014. Maryland also posted Under Cirovski’s guidance, the Terps have brought fans title every season. two NSCAA First Team All-Americans in Wild and Crognale out to Ludwig Field in record numbers. In 2009, the The Terps During his tenure with the Terps, Maryland has been to the - the first time two Terrapins earned that honor since 2010. ranked second nationally in overall attendance and a then NCAA Tournament 24 times, advancing to the College Cup in Crognale signed a Homegrown contract with program-record crowd of 6,946 watched Maryland trump No. nine of those years, including four-straight appearances from while fellow senior defender Chris Odoi-Atsem was drafted 2 North Carolina. Cirovski’s efforts to build a winning team 2002-05, culminating in the NCAA title in 2005. The Terps in the first round by D.C. United.Cirovski was instrumental in that plays an exciting brand of soccer are only matched by have also captured eight conference tournament titles (1996, helping the Terps make a stellar transition to the Big Ten in his efforts to build Ludwig Field into one of the top soccer 2002, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016) and six 2014, leading Maryland to regular season and tournament venues in the country. conference regular season titles (2003, 2005, 2012, 2013, championships in its inaugural season in the league and its In addition to his leadership on the sidelines, Cirovski is 2014, and 2015) during his stay in College Park. fourth straight conference tournament title a year later. also a leader as the chairman of the men’s soccer NSCAA The 2018 campaign saw Cirovski lead Maryland back Maryland returned to the College Cup for the second Division I committee. As chairman, Cirovski was the architect to the top of the college soccer world as Maryland captured straight season in 2013 after capturing ACC regular season in creating the position of NSCAA Program Director, a major its fourth national championship and third under Cirovski’s and tournament championships for the second consecutive triumph for the sport. This position will be the singular voice leadership. The Terps rebounded from a 4-5-3 start to finish season. The Terps fell to Notre Dame in the national of college soccer in dealing with NCAA legislative issues, the season on a 9-1-1 tear. Maryland did not give up a goal championship game and became the first overseeing College Cups and elevating the significance and in the NCAA Tournament becoming the first team in program player at Maryland to win two MAC Hermann Trophies. status of the sport. He was also vital in brokering the television history to go through a tournament not scored upon. The title Maryland put together one of its finest campaigns in 2012, partnership between Fox Soccer Channel and the NSCAA, made Cirovski the ninth coach to win at least three NCAA boasting the top winning percentage and scoring offense in guaranteeing a weekly spot for college soccer on television. Division I Championships. the country. The Terps captured the ACC regular season and Cirovski’s wife, the former Shannon Higgins, played Cirovski’s squad started it’s title campaign at home against tournament titles and advanced to the College Cup before collegiate soccer at North Carolina and entered the National NC State before ripping off road victories against sixth-seeded bowing out in penalty kicks in the national semifinals. Patrick Soccer Hall of Fame in the fall of 2002. The couple has three Duke and third-seeded Kentucky to advance to the College Mullins was named the MAC Hermann Trophy Winner. daughters; Hailey, Karli, and Ellie. Cup. The Terps then topped Big Ten rival second-seeded In 2008, the Terps established the `Gold Standard’, Indiana in the semifinals before beating Akron in the national capturing the program’s third national title and winning more title match. games (23) than any other squad in program history. The The 2017 season saw Cirovski put his name into the team also set program-bests in shutouts (15) and consecutive college coaching record books once again, becoming just the wins (16) as well as registering a Ludwig Field-record crowd ninth coach in Division I history to win 400 career matches. of 6,500 in Maryland’s bout with then-No. 1 Wake Forest. Team Accomplishments The Terps opened up the season with 13 straight games The 2008 season marked the first time in the Cirovski-era • 2018, 2008, 2005 NCAA Champions unbeaten (10-0-3) and completed a school record 30-game that the Terps won both the NCAA Tournament and the • 24 NCAA postseason appearances with Maryland regular season unbeaten streak that dated back to 2015. ACC Tournament. To top it off, Cirovski eclipsed long-time The 2016 season was one for the record books for the head coach Doyle Royal to become Maryland men’s soccer • Three Big Ten Tournament Championships (2014, Terps, as the squad posted a program-record 15-game winningest coach in a win against Duke on Sept. 19. 2015, 2016) winning streak and also carried a program-record 25-game The 2005 championship run did not mark the arrival of • Two Big Ten Regular Season Championships (2014, unbeaten streak through the final game of the year. Maryland the Maryland program, but helped validate its place alongside 2016) - which boasted its first undefeated regular season at 16-0-2 the nation’s elite. In addition to a fourth-straight College Cup • - also captured its fifth consecutive tournament crown when appearance, the Terps won the ACC regular season title and Six Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament champi- onships (1996, 2002, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013)  Cirovski’s Coaching Record • Nine appearances at the College Cup (1998, 2002, Year School W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Pct. Finish Postseason 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2012, 2013, 2018) 1991 Hartford 13-6-3 .659 4-1-0 .800 1st (North Atlantic) NCAA Second Round • Two NCAA postseason appearances with Hartford 1992 Hartford 13-6-3 .659 4-1-0 .800 1st (North Atlantic) NCAA First Round • Two North Atlantic Conference championships 1993 Maryland 3-14-1 .194 1-6-0 .167 7th (Atlantic Coast) • Four Atlantic Coast Conference regular season titles 1994 Maryland 14-6-1 .690 3-3-0 .500 3rd (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Second Round • 24 straight winning seasons 1995 Maryland 13-6-2 .667 4-1-1 .750 2nd (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Second Round • School-record 23 wins in 2008 1996 Maryland 14-6-3 .630 2-2-2 .500 2nd (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Second Round • School-record 15 shutouts in 2008, 2010 1997 Maryland 16-6-1 .696 3-2-1 .583 4th (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Second Round • School-record 66 goals in 2005 1998 Maryland 16-8-0 .667 3-3-0 .500 5th (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Semifinals 1999 Maryland 14-6-0 .700 4-2-0 .667 2nd (Atlantic Coast) NCAA First Round 2000 Maryland 10-9-0 .526 1-5-0 .167 6th (Atlantic Coast) Player Honors 2001 Maryland 11-9-1 .500 1-4-1 .250 5th (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Second Round • MAC Hermann Trophy winners Jason Garey (2005) and 2002 Maryland 20-5-0 .800 4-2-0 .667 2nd (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Semifinals Patrick Mullins (2012, 2013) 2003 Maryland 20-3-1 .854 5-1-0 .833 1st (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Semifinals • Two No. 1 picks in the MLS collegiate draft (, 2004 Maryland 17-6-2 .720 4-2-1 .643 2nd (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Semifinals 1998 and , 2006) • Two MLS Rookie of the Year selections (Maurice Edu, 2006 2005 Maryland 19-4-2 .800 7-1-0 .875 1st (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Champions and , 2009) 2006 Maryland 16-5-1 .750 4-3-1 .563 4th (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Sweet Sixteen • 47 players selected in the MLS SuperDraft 2007 Maryland 10-6-5 .595 4-3-1 .563 5th (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Sweet Sixteen • Nine Conference Players of the Year (Leo Cullen, 1997; 2008 Maryland 23-3-0 .885 6-2-0 .750 2nd (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Champions Jason Garey, 2005; , 2006; Omar Gonzalez, 2007; 2009 Maryland 15-6-2 .696 4-2-2 .625 5th (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Quarterfinals Patrick Mullins, 2013; Gordon Wild (o), Alex Crognale (d), 2010 Maryland 19-3-1 .848 6-1-1 .813 1st (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Quarterfinals Cody Niedermeier (gk), 2016; Eryk Williamson (mf), 2017) 2011 Maryland 14-4-3 .738 4-2-2 .625 2nd (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Sweet Sixteen • One National Freshman of the Year (, 1998) • Two ACC Freshman of the Year (Jeremy Hall, 2006; Patrick 2012 Maryland 20-1-3 .896 6-1-1 .813 1st (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Semifinals Mullins, 2010) 2013 Maryland 17-4-5 .750 7-1-3 .772 1st (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Final • 48 first team all-conference selections 2014 Maryland 13-6-3 .660 5-2-1 .688 1st (Big Ten) NCAA Second Round • 33 All-America honors 2015 Maryland 12-5-6 .652 3-2-3 .563 2nd (Big Ten) NCAA Quarterfinals • Nine Conference Tournament MVPs (Pierre Venditti, 1996; 2016 Maryland 18-1-2 .905 7-0-1 .938 1st (Big Ten) NCAA Second Round Abe Thompson, 2002; Jeremy Hall, 2008; Zac MacMath, 2017 Maryland 10-5-4 .631 5-1-2 .750 4th (Big Ten) NCAA First Round 2010; Patrick Mullins, 2012 and 2013; Mael Corboz (o), 2014 2018 Maryland 13-6-4 .578 4-4-0 .571 5th (Big Ten) NCAA Champions and (d), 2014; (o), 2015 and Cody Niedermeier (d), 2015; Gordon Wild (o), Alex Crognale 2019 Maryland 3-2-0 .500 0-0-0 .000 (d), 2016) Totals 2 Schools 416-156-60 .706 115-59-24 .670 10 Conference Titles 26 NCAA Appearances • 10 MAC Hermann Trophy Award finalists Terp Totals 390-143-54 .711 107-57-24 .635 9 Tournament Titles 24 NCAA Appearances TRADITION, PASSION & PRIDE • 1968, 2005, 2008, 2018 NCAA Champions • 13 College Cup Appearances Page 3 2019 University of Maryland Men’s Soccer B1G Things Poppin’ The Big Ten men’s soccer tournament semifinal and championship games will be played at Ludwig Fied. The men’s tournament will begin on Nov. 9 with the eighth and ninth seed 2019 AWARD/HONORS playing in the first-round game at the top-seeded institution, followed by the top-four seeds hosting quarterfinal matches on Nov. 10. The tournament will move to Ludwig Field for the two semifinal games on Friday, Nov. 15 Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week and the championship game on Sunday, Nov. 17. Ben Di Rosa, RB...... 9/17 Maryland hosted the Big Ten Tournament at Ludwig Field in 2014, the Big Ten Players to Watch program’s first season in the league. The Terps captured the title with a 2-1 Johannes Bergmann, D...... win over Indiana in the final. Eli Crognale, MF...... William James Herve, F...... Bin Wins N4A Wilma Rudolph Award Paul Bin accepted the National Association of Academic and Student-Ath- lete Development Professionals’ (N4A) Wilma Rudolph Student-Athlete Achievement Award in June at the N4A Convention Awards Luncheon. The N4A Wilma Rudolph Student-Athlete Achievement Award honors student-athletes who have overcome great personal, academic, and/or emotional odds to achieve academic success while participating in inter- collegiate athletics. Bin served as an inspiration inside and outside of the University of Maryland community for his battle with mental health and his subsequent advocacy for mental health awareness in sports. The junior forward played a large role on the field in the Terps capturing their fourth national title in program history in 2018, scoring four goals and adding three assists in 21 matches. Joining Bin at the ceremony were his fellow 2019 honorees: Madeline Banic (Tennessee), Noelle Lambert (UMass-Lowell), Maggie Nichols (Okla- homa) and Levi Prater (Oklahoma) Preseason Recognition Top Drawer Soccer named William James Herve the 65th best player in the country entering the 2019 season after Herve’s freshman All-American season in 2018. NCAA.com made Johannes Bergmann a player to watch in the country after he helped the Terps capture the national title last season with his sterling play at centerback. Hall of Fame Sash Sasho Cirovski was inducted into the Washington, D.C., Sports Hall of Fame this summer Cirovski, the winningest coach in Maryland soccer history (387-143-53), has captured three National Championships, most recently the 2018 title. He has led the Terps to 24 postseason berths, including nine appearances in the College Cup, and has recorded 25 consecutive TheBIGTEN winning seasons. Cirovski is the ninth coach in Division I soccer history to STANDINGS win three national titles and one of just nine coaches to win 400 matches School Big Ten Pct. Pts.Overall Pct. at the Division I level. He is a two-time national coach of the year. Now entering his 27th season at Maryland, Cirovski has won 15 confer- Rutgers 0-0-0 .000 0 5-0-1 .917 ence titles and produced 34 All-Americans. Two Maryland players under Ohio State 0-0-0 .000 0 5-1-0 .833 Cirovski’s leadership have won three MAC Hermann Trophy awards for Indiana 0-0-0 .000 0 3-0-2 .800 National Player of Year and 10 have been finalists for the award. He has Penn State 0-0-0 .000 0 3-1-1 .700 coached nine conference players of the year and 48 first-team all-confer- Maryland 0-0-0 .000 0 3-2-0 .600 ence selections. Michigan 0-0-0 .000 0 3-2-1 .583 Forty eight of Cirovski’s players have been selected in the MLS Super- N’Western 0-0-0 .000 0 3-3-0 .500 Draft, including two No. 1 overall picks, and numerous have gone on to play Wisconsin 0-0-0 .000 0 2-4-0 .333 at the international level, including five players that have been included in Michigan St. 0-0-0 .000 0 0-3-2 .200 World Cup squads. Maryland for America Former Maryland standouts have been making their mark at multiple levels in the US Soccer set up. Zack Steffen and Omar Gonzalez both played for the US Men’s National Team in the Gold Cup and had the opportunity to captain the side in the tournament. Steffen was named the 2018 US Soccer Men’s Player of the Year. Maryland standouts have also made an impact at the U-23 level with Eryk Williamson and Donovan Pines both getting called up to U-23 camps in 2019.

Page 4 2019 Maryland Men’s Soccer Notes 2019 University of Maryland Men’s Soccer Maryland Made downing Akron in the final, 1-0, on a penalty kick from Maryland head coach Sasho Cirovski will be assisted this Amar Sejdic. Sejdic, who captained the side with fellow season by two of his former standout players in Scott Buete senior Andrew Samuels, led a talented group of seniors and Jake Pace. that included fellow MLS draft picks Samuels, Chase Gas- Buete has done nothing but win in his association with Mary- per and Dayne St. Clair. Seniors Sebastian Elney and DJ land soccer, capturing a combined four conference tournament Reeves made key contributions in the attack for the Terps. titles, three conference regular season titles and 10 NCAA Maryland also boasted All-American defender Donovan Tournament appearances in his 10 seasons as a player and Pines, who is now a defender for DC United. Pines, Gasper and coach with the program. Buete was a three-year captain for St. Clair led a defense that did not give up a goal for the final Cirovski and the Terps from 2001-2003 and was an NSCAA First 500 minutes of the season. Team All-American in 2003 after snagging third team honors in Maryland returns five starters for its national title squad: Paul 2002. He led Maryland to two College Cup appearances and Bin, William James Herve, Johannes Bergmann, Ben Di Rosa an Atlantic Coast Conference tournament title in 2002. and Eli Crognale. Pace is in his second season as assistant coach after serving as director of soccer operations for the previous four seasons. Between 2012 and 2016 as a player and staff member, Pace played a role in five consecutive conference tournament cham- pionship squads (ACC and Big Ten). He finished his career with 13 goals, including a career-high six as a captain his senior year. Pace played in Maryland’s College Cup appearances in 2012 and 2013. The Terps also add volunteer assistant Casey Beyers, a Maryland native who played at Wisconsin. Beyers will take over for Pace as the Terps’ goalkeeping coach.

The Champs Fifty years after its first title and 10 years after its last title, Maryland captured its fourth national championship in pro- gram history in 2018. After an uneven start, the Terps ended the season 9-1-1, including five shutouts in the NCAA Tourna- ment to take the title. The title was the third in the career of head coach Sasho Cirovski after he led the Terps to title in 2005 and 2008. Mary- land, which was not ranked at all during the regular season, found itself in the second half of the season and upset three teams with higher seeds in the NCAA Tournament before Ludwig Field: The Best Atmosphere in College Soccer Home Cookin’ Ludwig Top Crowds Sept. 4, 2015 vs. UCLA - 8,449 Sept. 6, 2013 vs. Duke - 8,397 Oct. 14, 2011 vs. Duke - 7,957 Sept. 1, 2017 vs. UCLA - 7,532 Sept. 2, 2016 vs. Georgetown - 7,413 Sept. 23, 2016 vs. Michigan State - 7,391 Oct. 19, 2012 vs. North Carolina - 7,340 Sept. 5, 2014 vs. UMBC - 7,284 Oct. 1, 2010 vs. Duke - 7,260 Sept. 2, 2011 vs. Stanford - 7,178

The Maryland men’s soccer team plays in front of one of the finest atmopheres in college soccer at storied Ludwig Field. The Terps rou- tinely rank among the top-5 in the nation in attendance and led the country with a school record 52,189 patrons entering Ludwig in 2016.

Maryland ranked No. 2 in the country in attendance last season, with an average of 2,922 fans. Ludwig Field hosted two of the top six attended matches in the country this season. The Terps welcomed 5,875 spectators against Wisconsin on Sept. 21 and 5,802 against Stanford on Stanford.

Heading into the 2018 campaign, over 600,000 fans have filled the stands to take in exciting Terrapin soccer action since the facility opened in 1995. Maryland ranked second in attendance in 2017.

The Terps set a Ludwig Field record in 2015 when 8,449 fans watched Maryland defeat UCLA in overtime on a perfect College Park night. Maryland’s notorious student fan group, The Crew, has established itself as the best college soccer fan section in the country.

TRADITION, PASSION & PRIDE • 1968, 2005, 2008, 2018 NCAA Champions • 13 College Cup Appearances Page 5 2019 University of Maryland Men’s Soccer NCAA Tournament History 2nd Rd. - Loyola d. Maryland, 1-0 1959 - First Round 1st Rd.- West Chester d. Maryland, 1-0 2002 - Semifinalists 1st Rd. - Bye 1960 - National Runners-up 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. American, 1-0 1st Rd.- Maryland d. Rutgers, 4-3 (OT) 3rd Rd. - Maryland d. Saint Louis. 1-0 Semifinal - Maryland d. Connecticut, 4-0 Quarterfinal - Maryland d. Connecticut, 3-0 Championship Game - St. Louis d. Maryland, 3-2 Semifinal - UCLA d. Maryland, 2-1

1961- First Round 2003 - Semifinalists 1st Rd.- West Chester d. Maryland, 4-2 1st Rd. - Bye 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. Old Dominion, 2-1 1962 - National Runners-up 3rd Rd. - Maryland d. Akron, 1-0 1st Rd.- Maryland d. Pittsburgh, 4-3 Quarterfinal - Maryland d. Saint Louis, 4-2 Semifinal - Maryland d. Springfield, 5-0 Semifinal - St. John’s d. Maryland, 1-0 Championship Game - St. Louis d. Maryland, 4-3 2004 - Semifinalists 1963 - Semifinalists 1st Rd. - Bye 1st Rd.- Maryland d. Drexel, 5-3 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. Hofstra, 4-0 Quarterfinal - Maryland d. Bridgewater, 5-3 3rd Rd. - Maryland tied Creighton, 0-0 Semifinal - St. Louis d. Maryland, 7-3 (Maryland advances on penalty kicks, 5-4) Quarterfinal - Maryland d. St. John’s, 1-0 1964 - First Round Semifinal - Indiana d. Maryland, 3-2 (2ot) 1st Rd.- Michigan State d. Maryland, 1-0 2005 - NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 1967 - First Round 1st Rd. - Bye 1st Rd.- Michigan State d. Maryland, 4-1 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. Brown, 1-0 3rd Rd. - Maryland d. St. John’s, 3-1 1968 - NATIONAL CO-CHAMPIONS Quarterfinal - Maryland tied Akron, 1-1 2nd Rd.- Maryland d. St. Louis, 3-1 (Maryland advances on penalty kicks, 4-1) Quarterfinal - Maryland d. Hartwick, 2-1 Semifinal - Maryland d. SMU, 4-1 Semifinal - Maryland d. San Jose State, 4-3 (OT) Final - Maryland d. New Mexico, 1-0 Championship Game - Maryland tied Michigan State, 2-2 (OT) 2006 - Sweet 16 1969 - Semifinalists 1st Rd. - Bye 1st Rd.- Maryland d. Virginia, 5-0 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. St. John’s, 2-0 2nd Rd.- Maryland d. South Florida, 4-1 3rd Rd. - Notre Dame d. Maryland 1-0, (2ot) Quarterfinal - Maryland d. Penn, 1-0 Semifinal - San Francisco d. Maryland, 1-0 2007 - Sweet 16 1st Rd. - Bye 1970 - First Round 2nd Rd. - Maryland tied Loyola, 0-0 1st Rd.- Howard d. Maryland, 2-0 (Maryland advances on penalty kicks, 4-2) 3rd Rd. - Bradley d. Maryland 3-2 (ot) 1971 - First Round 1st Rd.- Virginia d. Maryland, 2-1 2008 - NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 1st Rd. - Bye 1973 - First Round 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. George Mason, 2-0 1st Rd.- James Madison d. Maryland, 1-0 3rd Rd. - Maryland d. California, 2-1 Quarterfinal - Maryland d. Creighton, 1-0 1976 - First Round Semifinal - Maryland d. St. John’s, 1-0 (2 OT) 1st Rd.- Howard d. Maryland, 3-1 Final - Maryland d. North Carolina, 1-0

1986 - First Round 2009 - Elite Eight 1st Rd.- George Mason d. Maryland, 2-1 1st Rd. - Maryland d. Loyola, 2-1 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. Penn State, 2-1 1994 - Second Round 3rd Rd. - Maryland d. Harvard, 2-0 1st Rd.- Maryland d. Georgetown, 4-3 (OT) Quarterfinals - Virginia d. Maryland, 3-0 2nd Rd.- Virginia d. Maryland, 2-1 2010 - Elite Eight 1995 - Second Round 1st Rd. - Bye 1st Rd.- Maryland d. Penn State, 2-0 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. Penn, 4-0 2nd Rd.- James Madison tied Maryland, 2-2 3rd Rd. - Maryland d. Penn State, 1-0 (James Madison advances via penalty kicks, 4-3) Quarterfinals - Michigan d. Maryland, 3-2 (2OT)

1996 - Second Round 2011 - Sweet 16 1st Rd.- Maryland d. James Madison, 2-1 1st Rd. - Bye 2nd Rd.- William & Mary d. Maryland, 3-0 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. West Virginia, 4-0 3rd Rd. - Louisville d. Maryland, 4-2 1997 - Second Round 1st Rd.- Maryland d. Rutgers, 1-0 2012 - Semifinalists 2nd Rd.- American d. Maryland, 1-0 1st Rd. - Bye 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. Brown, 2-1 1998 - Semifinalists 3rd Rd. - Maryland d. Coastal Carolina, 5-1 1st Rd.- Maryland d. Richmond, 2-1 Quarterfinal - Maryland d. Louisville, 3-1 2nd Rd.- Maryland d. Jacksonville, 3-0 Semifinal - Maryland t. Georgetown, 4-4 Quarterfinal - Maryland d. Creighton, 3-2 (GU advances on penalty kicks 4-3) Semifinal - Stanford d. Maryland, 1-0 2013 - Finalist 1999 - First Round 1st Rd. - Bye 1st Rd.- St. John’s d. Maryland, 1-0 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. Providence, 3-1 3rd Rd. - Maryland d. UC Irvine, 1-0 2001 - Second Round Quarterfinal - Maryland d. California, 2-1 1st Rd. - Maryland d. Notre Dame, 1-0 Semifinal - Maryland d. Virginia, 2-1 Page 6 2019 Maryland Men’s Soccer Notes 2019 University of Maryland Men’s Soccer Final - Notre Dame d. Maryland, 1-2

2014 - Second Round 1st Rd. - Bye 2nd Rd. - UMBC d. Maryland, 1-0

2015 - Elite Eight 1st Rd. - Bye 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. Virginia, 1-0 3rd Rd. - Maryland d. Notre Dame, 2-1 Quarterfinal - Clemson d. Maryland, 1-2

2016 - Second Round 1st Rd. - Bye 2nd Rd. - Providence def. Maryland, 5-4

2017 - First Round 1st Rd. - Albany t. Maryland, 0-0 (Albany advances on penalty kicks 5-4)

2018 - NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 2nd Rd. -Maryland d. NC State, 2-0 3rd Rd. - Maryland d. Duke, 2-0 Quarterfinal - Maryland d. Kentucky, 2-0 Semifinal - Maryland d. Indiana, 2-0 Final - Maryland d. Akron, 1-0

1959-62 THE TOURNAMENT WAS AN 8-TEAM FIELD 1963-67 IT WAS A 16-TEAM FIELD 1968 IT WAS A 21-TEAM FIELD 1969-93 IT WAS A 24-TEAM FIELD 1994-2000 IT WAS A 32-TEAM FIELD 2001-PRESENT IT IS NOW A 48-TEAM FIELD

TRADITION, PASSION & PRIDE • 1968, 2005, 2008, 2018 NCAA Champions • 13 College Cup Appearances Page 7 2019 University of Maryland Men’s Soccer All-Time National Honors John Stertzer, M 2011, ‘12 Donovan Pines, D 2018 NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR Abe Thompson, F 2004 John Stertzer, MF 2012 HERMANN TROPHY Taylor Twellman, F 1999 Casey Townsend, F 2011 Jason Garey, F 2005 Eryk Williamson, MF 2017 Taylor Twellman, F 1998, `99 Patrick Mullins, F 2012, `13 London Woodberry, D 2012 THIRD TEAM SOCCER AMERICA HONORABLE MENTION Maurice Edu, MF 2006 Jason Garey, F 2005 Tom Baden, RFB 1952, `53 Seth Stammler, D 2003 Patrick Mullins, F 2012, ‘13 Eric Baer, G 1951 John Stertzer, MF 2011 Ersin Bacinoglu, LHB 1963 Eryk Williamson, F 2017 NATIONAL FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Jim Belt, CF 1947 SOCCER AMERICA Ercument Berilgen, FB 1973 HONORABLE MENTION Taylor Twellman, F 1998 Alvaro Bitencourt, RHB 1966 Nick Downing, D 2000 Giancalo Bradoni, CHB 1967 Beckett Hollenbach, D 1999 SOCCER NEWS John Clark, LFB 1947 Taylor Twellman, F 1998 Dick Cleveland, CHB 1947 FRESHMAN FIRST TEAM Thomas Cruikshank, FB 1940 Mikey Ambrose, D 2012 UNITED SOCCER COACHES ALL-AMERICANS Tom Hamilton, OR 1951 AJ Delagarza, D 2005 (FORMALLY NSCAA) Wendell Johnson, LFB 1954 Jeremy Hall, MF 2006 FIRST TEAM Eberhard Klein, CF 1963 William James Herve, MF 2018 Jim Belt, CF 1947, ‘48 Dan Kupchyk, CHB 1964 , D 2009 Giancalo Bradoni, CHB 1967, `68 Basilio Liacuris, IR 1959 Zac MacMath, GK 2008 Scott Buete 2003 Jim Linz, IL 1948 , MF 2005 Alex Crognale, D 2016 Carlos Martin, CF 1959 Chris Seitz, GK 2006 Leo Cullen, MF 1997 Bob Melvin, HB 1940 Zack Steffen, GK 2013 Roy Eales, LHB 1964 Harold Menninger, CHB 1961 Casey Townsend, F 2008 Maurice Edu, MF 2006 Ed Reider, OL 1947 Schillo Tshuma, F 2012 Charley Ernst, OL 1939, `40 Richard Romaine, CHB 1959 Rodney Wallace, D 2007 Gary Furlong, F 1986 Art Rudy, F 1939 Jason Garey, F 2005 Jim Savage, IR 1951 FRESHMAN SECOND TEAM Omar Gonzalez, D 2008 Max Schroeder, F 1940 Sebastian Elney, F 2015 Sumed Ibrahim, M 2002, `03 Melih Sensoy, HB 1970 Matt Kassel, MF 2008 Mario Jelencovich,G 1968 Don Soderberg, RFB 1950 Stephen King, MF 2004 Matt Kassel, M 2010 Nick Skirka, HB 1970 Patrick Mullins, F 2010 Zac MacMath, G 2010 George Taratsides, G 1973 Fritz Maisel, G 1940 Oyton Tertemiz, CF/IB 1961, `62 FRESHMAN THIRD TEAM Patrick Mullins, F 2012, ‘13 Danny Terzi, OR 1948 Eryk Williamson, F 2015 Kenneth Ports, LFB 1941 Bob Vosswinkle, RFB 1960 Rasim Tugberk, IL 1969 Charles Wicker, CHB 1956 Gordon Wild, F 2016 Mike Wilson, W 1972 Otto Winckelmann, IL 1954 SECOND TEAM Jim Belt, CF 1950 NSCAA NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR John Coates, IHB 1959 Sasho Cirovski 2005 Leo Cullen, D 1996 Roy Eales, LHB 1965 COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS ALL-AMERICANS Mario Jelencovich, G 1967 FIRST TEAM Eberhard Klein, CF 1964 Leo Cullen, MF 1996 Andy McDonald, OR 1957 Keith Beach, MF 1998 Rocco Morelli, IR 1968 Alex Crognale, D 2016 Donovan Pines, D 2018 Jason Garey, F 2005 Roy Skinner, RHB 1957 Jeremy Hall, MF 2008 George Taratsides, G 1972 Sumed Ibrahim, MF 2003 Oyton Tertemiz, IL 1963 Stephen King, MF 2007 Casey Townsend, F 2011 Patrick Mullins, F 2012, ‘13 Chris Seitz, G 2006 THIRD TEAM Gordon Wild, F 2016 Keith Beach, MF 1998 Scott Buete, M/D 2002 SECOND TEAM Dan Califf, D 1999 Scott Buete, M 2003 Jason Garey, F 2004 Dan Califf, D 1999 Omar Gonzalez, D 2007 Jason Garey, F 2004 Stephen King, MF 2007 Omar Gonzalez, D 2008 Zac MacMath, G 2009 Zac MacMath, G 2010 Chris Seitz, G 2006 Matt Kassel, MF 2010 Page 8 2019 Maryland Men’s Soccer Notes 2019 University of Maryland Men’s Soccer ALL-TIME CONFERENCE HONORS Mario Jelencovich 1968 NOTE: (SOUTHERN FROM 1947-52, ACC FROM 1953-2013 AND BIG Jeremy Hall 2008 TEN FROM 2014-PRESENT) Peter Hamilton 1971, `72 Jason Herrick 2009, 2010 ACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR Tod Herskovitz 1994 Nick Skirka 1970 Sumed Ibrahim 2001, 02. 03 Leo Cullen 1997 Carmine Isacco 1990, `91, `92 Matt Kassel 2010 ACC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Stephen King 2007 Jason Garey 2005 Dom Macina 1987 Leo Cullen 1997 Zac MacMath 2009, 2010 Patrick Mullins 2012 Domenic Mediate 2004 2013 ACC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Rocco Morelli 1968 Omar Gonzalez 2007 Patrick Mullins 2012, ‘13 Chris Seitz 2006 Larry Ruhs 1968 Chris Seitz 2006 ACC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Melih Sensoy 1968, `69, `70, `71 Jeremy Hall 2006 Nick Skirka 1969, `70, `71 Patrick Mullins 2010 Gonzolo Soto 1975, `76 Seth Stammler 2003 BIG TEN OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR John Stertzer 2011, ‘12 Gordon Wild 2016 George Taratsides 1971, `73 Abe Thompson 2004 BIG TEN DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Rasim Tugberk 1969, `70 Alex Crognale 2016 Pierre Venditti 1997 Casey Townsend 2010, ‘11 BIG TEN GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR Taylor Twellman 1998, `99 Cody Niedermeier 2016 Ken Wilkerson 1981 Mike Wilson 1969, 70 BIG TEN MIDFIELDER OF THE YEAR Frederico Winckelmann 1974, `75 Eryk Williamson 2017 SECOND TEAM ACC COACH OF THE YEAR Mikey Ambrose 2012, ‘13 Jim Dietsch 1976 Desmond Armstrong 1983 Joe Grimaldi 1982 Keith Beach 1996, `97 Sasho Cirovski 2003, 2005, 2012 Rob Birch 2000 Scott Buete 2002 BIG TEN COACH OF THE YEAR Judah Cooks 1997 Sasho Cirovski 2016 Jason Cropley 1999 A.J. Delagarza 2008 ALL-ACC Shane Dougherty 1994 FIRST TEAM Maurice Edu 2005 Thomas Armenti 1971 Jim Fink 1983 Desmond Armstrong 1984 Omar Gonzalez 2007 Karl Ashlock 1970 2003 Keith Beach 1998 Jeremy Hall 2007 Ercument Berilgen 1973, `74, `75 Tod Herskovitz 1995 Kenney Bertz 2005 Beckett Hollenbach 1999 Alvaro Bittencourt 1968 Carmina Isacco 1989 Scott Boddery 1977, `78, `79 2011 Giancarlo Brandoni 1968 Taylor Kemp 2011, ‘12 Scott Buete 2003 Stephen King 2006 Nigel Burdett 1989, `90 Domenic Mediate 2003 Dan Califf 1999 R.T. Moore 1997 Jerry Chareczko 1969 Patrick Mullins 2011 Mick Collins 1985 Noah Palmer 2003, ‘04 Jack Copetti 1986, `87, `88 Russell Payne 1994 Leo Cullen 1995, `96, `97 Philip Salyer 2001 Maurice Edu 2006 Chris Seitz 2005 Claude England 1977 Seth Stammler 2002 Dom Feltham 1989 Jeff Stroud 1991, `92 Jason Garey 2004, 05 Kevin Tangney 2009 Omar Gonzalez 2008 Abe Thompson 2002, 03

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Schillo Tshuma 2012, ‘13 ALL-BIG TEN Rodney Wallace 2008 FIRST TEAM Ethan White 2010 Mael Corboz, MF 2014, ‘15 London Woodberry 2011, ‘12 Alex Crognale, D 2016 Drew Yates 2009 Dan Metzger, MF 2014 Cody Niedermeier 2016 THIRD TEAM Chris Odoi-Atsem, D 2014, ‘16 Mikey Ambrose 2013 Donovan Pines, D 2018 Jake Rozhansky, MF 2017 ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM Amar Sejdic, MF 2016, ‘18 Mikey Ambrose 2012 Alex Shinsky, MF 2014 Omar Gonzalez 2006 Gordon Wild, F 2016 Jeremy Hall 2006 Eryk Williamson, F 2017 Jason Herrick 2006 Matt Kassel 2008 SECOND TEAM Taylor Kemp 2009 Mikey Ambrose, D 2014 Stephen King 2004 Alex Crognale, D 2015 Zac MacMath 2008 Suli Dainkeh, D 2016 Patrick Mullins 2010 Sebastian Elney, F 2015 Robbie Rogers 2005 Tsubasa Endoh, MF 2015 Michael Sauers 2013 Chris Odoi-Atsem, D 2015 Chris Seitz 2005 Donovan Pines, D 2017 Zack Steffen 2013 Eryk Williamson, MF 2016 Schillo Tshuma 2012 Casey Townsend 2008 FRESHMAN TEAM Rodney Wallace 2007 George Campbell, MF 2014 Ethan White 2009 Sebastian Elney, F 2015 William James Herve, MF 2018 ACC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Donovan Pines, D 2016 *DENOTES TOURNAMENT MVP Eryk Williamson, MF 2015 Mikey Ambrose 2013 Keith Beach 1996, ‘97 BIG TEN ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Scott Buete 2003 Alex Crognale 2016 Leo Cullin 1997 Cody Niedermeier 2016 Shane Dougherty 1996 Amar Sejdic 2018 Dakota Edwards 2012 Gordon Wild 2016 Don Feltham 1989 Jason Garey 2003, ‘04, ‘05 BIG TEN MEDAL OF HONOR Omar Gonzalez 2008 Cody Niedermeier 2016 Clarence Goodson 2003 Jeremy Hall 2008* Jason Herrick 2010 Sumed Ibrahim 2003 Carmine Isaaco 1991 Matt Kassell 2010 Andy Kirk 1997 Chris Lancos 2004 Zac MacMath 2008, ‘10* Nino Marcantonio 2002 Domenic Mediate 2002 Dan Metzger 2013 Patrick Mullins 2012*, ‘13* Noah Palmer 2002, ‘04 Russell Payne 1996 Michael Sauers 2013 Seth Stammler 2002, ‘03 John Stertzer 2012 Casey Townsend 2008, ‘10 Schillo Tshuma 2012 Abe Thompson 2002* Pierre Venditti 1996* London Woodberry 2012 2006

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2019-20 Maryland Men's Soccer Page 1/1 Individual Statistics as of Sep 20, 2019 All games

Game Records Overall Conference Home Away Neutral 3 - 2 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 2 - 0 - 0 0 - 1 - 0 1 - 1 - 0

Team Box Score No. Player GP-GS MIN G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC GWG PK-ATT FG OT HAT GTG FOUL 15 Matzelevich, Eric 5-5 333 2 0 4 11 .182 5 .455 0 0 1 0-0 1 0 0 0 4 11 Johnston, Malcolm 5-3 303 1 2 4 2 .500 1 .500 0 0 1 0-0 1 0 0 0 3 19 Padilla, Brayan 5-5 266 1 0 2 12 .083 4 .333 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 25 Di Rosa, Ben 5-5 398 1 0 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 1 0 1 0-0 1 0 0 0 2 10 Crognale, Eli 5-5 356 0 1 1 7 .000 2 .286 2 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 4 6 Kovacic, David 5-1 182 0 1 1 2 .000 1 .500 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 9 Gielen, Justin 5-1 284 0 0 0 4 .000 2 .500 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 13 Brown, Luke 3-2 125 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 5 Bergmann, Johannes 5-5 444 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 0 0 0 0-1 0 0 0 0 1 20 Harris, Justin 5-2 214 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 3 12 St. Martin, Brett 5-5 444 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 1 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 27 Di Rosa, Matt 5-5 444 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 1 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 3 24 Heitzmann, Mike 5-0 37 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 18 Rindov, Chris 1-0 20 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 16 Chakroun, Jacob 1-0 16 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 36 Neumann, Niklas 3-3 183 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 29 Adetola, Fola 3-0 41 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 4 Antoine, Marques 3-0 36 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 8 Herve, William James 1-1 11 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 22 Richardson, Nick 5-5 450 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 3 1 Shealy, Russell 3-2 267 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 5 - 5 4 14 49 .102 20 .408 6 0 - 0-1 3 0 0 - 48 Opponents 5 - 5 5 15 34 .147 15 .441 9 0 - 0-0 1 0 1 - 82

Goals by Periods Corners by Periods Team 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 TOTAL Team 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 TOTAL MD 2 3 0 0 5 MD 11 21 0 0 32 Opponents 3 2 0 0 5 Opponents 8 6 0 0 14

Shots by Periods Fouls by Periods Team 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 TOTAL Team 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 TOTAL MD 25 24 0 0 49 MD 26 22 0 0 48 Opponents 22 12 0 0 34 Opponents 43 39 0 0 82

Saves by Periods Attendance Summary Team 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 TOTAL MD Opponents MD 7 3 0 0 10 Total 7177 1192 Opponents 8 8 0 0 16 Dates/Avg Per Date 2 / 3589 1 / 1192 Neutral Site #/Avg 2 / 942

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#0 Craig Eichelberger #1 Russell Shealy #3 Ryan Blumberg #4 Marques Antoine #5 Johannes Bergmann #6 David Kovacic RFR | GK RFR | GK SO | D FR | D SR | D FR. | MF Dunkirk, Md. Cartersville, Ga. Sydney, Australia Montreal, Quebec Erfurt, Germany Krsko, Slovenia

#7 Paul Bin #8 William James Herve #9 Justin Gielen #10 Eli Crognale #11 Malcolm Johnston #12 Brett St. Martin SR | F SO | MF SO | F SR | MF FR | MF SO | D Seoul, South Korea Paris, France Edgewater, Md. Gahanna, Ohio Aurora, Ontario Mount Airy, Md.

#13 Luke Brown #14 Louis Spicer #15 Eric Matzelevich #16 Jacob Chakroun #17 Kenny Hiro #18 Chris Rindov SR | MF FR | F JR | F FR | MF FR | D FR | D Cambridge, England Cambridge, England Washington, D.C. Johns Creek, Ga. Tokyo, Japan Rockville, Md.

#19 Brayan Padilla #20 Justin Harris #22 Nick Richardson #23 Isaac Ngobu #24 Mike Heitzmann #25 Ben Di Rosa SO | FR FR | F FR | MF FR | D SR | F JR | D Frisco, Texas Clarksville, Md. Baltimore, Md. Baltimore, Md. Clarksville, Md. Washington, D.C.

#26 Tej Munshi #27 Matt Di Rosa #29 Fola Adetola #30 Alejandro Chacon #36 Niklas Neumann Sasho Cirovski FR | F JR | D JR | F JR | GK FR | GK Head Coach Suwanee, Ga. Washington, D.C. Bowie, Md. Caracas, Venezuela Kassel, Germany 27th Season at Maryland

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