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2010 Duke Men's Soccer 2010 Duke Men’s Soccer Duke Sports Information • Box 90557 • 115 Cameron Indoor Stadium • Durham, N.C. 27708 Office: 919-684-3328• Fax: 919-684-2489 • www.GoDuke.com 2010 Men’s Soccer Game 19 Duke (9-5-4) General Information vs. Name of School .......................Duke University City/Zip ..........................Durham, N.C./27708 Coastal Carolina (12-7-2) Founded ........................... 1838 Trinity College Nov. 18, 2010 • 7 p.m. Enrollment ............................................... 6,340 Series: Duke leads 1-0 Colors ............................... Royal Blue & White Site ...................................................Durham, N.C. Last Meeting: Duke, 3-0, 11/19/04 Nickname .........................................Blue Devils Stadium ................................... Koskinen St adium Rankings (NSCAA/CSN): Duke: 24/25 Conference ................................ Atlantic Coast Surface ..............................................Natural Grass Coastal Carolina: NR Field ..............Koskinen Stadium (Grass/7,000) Live Stats .....................................www.goduke.com Affiliation ..............................NCAA Division I Duke: John Kerr (Duke ’87) Tickets .............................................1-877-375-3853 President ................... Dr. Richard H. Brodhead Career Record: 114-79-19 (12th season) Vice President & Director of Athletics Record at Duke: 33-20-6 (3rd season) .......................................................Kevin White Athletics Web site ................www.GoDuke.com Coastal Carolina: Shaun Docking (Akron ’88) Career Record: 176-102-26 (15th season) Record at CC: 156-83-24 (13th season) The Coaching Staff Head Coach ...................................... John Kerr Alma Mater/Year .................................Duke ‘87 Setting the Scene 2010 Schedule & Results Record at Duke (yrs.) ........................ 33-20-6 (2) Duke earned its 24 overall and seventh consecutive Sept. 3 LOUISVILLE # T, 0-0 (2OT) Career record (yrs.) ...................... 114-79-19 (11) berth in the NCAA Tournament with an at- Sept. 5 SACRAMENTO STATE # W, 4-1 large bid ... The Blue Devils are coming off of a Men’s Soccer Office Phone ....... (919) 684-5180 Sept. 11 VIRGINIA * T, 2-2 (2OT) loss to Boston College in the ACC Tournament Associate Head Coach Sept. 14 GEORGE WASHINGTON W, 4-0 ........Michael Brady (Third Year, American ‘92) quarterfinal ... Duke heads into NCAA postseason play with a 9-5-4 record ... Coastal Carolina earned Sept. 17 NORTH CAROLINA *% L, 0-1 Assistant Coach Sept. 21 at UNC Wilmington W, 1-0 ..............Bryan Amos (Third Year, Furman ‘08) the automatic bid after winning the Big South Sept. 24 BOSTON COLLEGE * W, 1-0 Volunteer Assistant Coach Conference Tournament title ... The Chanticleers Sept. 28 at Elon T, 1-1 (2OT) ......... Rudy Lawrence (Third Year, Cornell ‘00) are 12-7-2 overall on the year. Oct. 1 at Maryland *% L, 0-2 The Series History Oct. 5 DAVIDSON W, 4-1 Duke Men’s Soccer Information These two squads have met just once before ... Duke Oct. 8 at NC State * T, 0-0 (2OT) First year of men’s soccer ............................1935 and Coastal Carolina squared off in the first round Oct. 15 at UC Santa Barbara % L, 0-2 Overall all-time record ......................645-332-67 of the 2004 NCAA Tournament with the Blue Oct. 19 HIGH POINT W, 2-1 (OT) No. years in NCAA Tournament/Last .... 23/2009 Devils coming away with the 3-0 victory ... That was Oct. 22 at Clemson * L, 1-2 (OT) Last postseason opponent ..............Wake Forest the last time Duke advanced to the NCAA College Oct. 26 FURMAN W, 4-0 Result ................................................... Lost, 2-4 Cup, losing to UC Santa Barbara in the semifinals. Oct. 30 at Virginia Tech * W, 6-1 2009 Record .............................................14-7-0 Nov. 5 WAKE FOREST * W, 2-1 Conference Record/Finish ................4-4-0 (5th) Duke in the NCAA Tournament Final Ranking .................................................12 Duke enters the its 24th NCAA Tournament with Nov. 9-14, ACC Tournament, Cary, N.C. Starters Returning/Lost .............................. 9/2 a 28-22-1 overall record ... The Blue Devils are 12- Nov. 10 vs. Boston College $ L, 0-1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost .................. 20/6 9-0 in first round games ... Under head coach John Nov. 18 COASTAL CAROLINA ^ 7 p.m. Newcomers ........................................................9 Kerr Duke is 2-2-0 in NCAA postseason action after * ACC contest, % televised by Fox Soccer Channel, 2010 Captains advancing to the NCAA Round of 16 in 2009. # Duke/Nike Classic, $ ACC Tournament, Cole Grossman, Christian Ibeagha, Nick Tsipis ^ NCAA Tournament Sports Information Probable Lineup Sports Information Director: ............Art Chase Defense Men’s Soccer SID: ..................Meredith Rieder #5 Matthew Thomas Sr. 6-0 180 Langhorne, Pa./Germantown Academy 18GP-18GS, 3-1-7 Email: ........................ [email protected] #8 Nick Sih Sr. 5-8 165 Horsham, Pa./Germantown Academy 18GP-18GS, 0-0-0 Office Phone: ........................... (919) 684-3328 #10 Andrew Wenger So. 6-0 175 Lititiz, Pa./Warwick 18GP-18GS, 0-2-2 Cell Phone: ................................ (919) 812-6741 #12 Sebastien Ibeagha Fr. 6-1 177 Missouri City, Texas/L.V. Hightower 14GP-14GS, 0-1-1 SID Fax: ................................... (919) 684-2489 Midfield #3 Daniel Tweed-Kent Jr. 5-9 150 Pittsfield, Mass./Pittsfield 18GP-2GS, 0-0-0 #17 Jonathan Aguirre Fr. 6-0 175 Madison, N.J./Madison 16GP-16GS, 0-2-2 #20 Temi Molinar Jr. 5-7 145 Chandler, Ariz/Brophy College Prep 18GP-18GS, 0-2-2 #24 Rob Dolot Fr. 5-8 150 Belleville, Mich./Greenhills School 18GP-18GS, 1-0-2 Attack #15 Cole Grossman Sr. 6-0 165 St. Louis, Mo./St. Louis University HS 18GP-18GS, 8-8-24 #19 Chris Tweed-Kent Jr. 5-9 150 Pittsfield, Mass./Pittsfield 18GP-17GS, 2-11-15 Goalkeeper #31 James Belshaw So. 6-2 174 Nottingham, England/The Becket School 0.76 GAA, .835 SV% Coastal Carolina Series History Duke Place Six on All-ACC Squads Duke in the NCAA Tournament Sophomores Ryan Finley and Andrew Wenger headlined the All-ACC selections as the league’s Series Record: Duke leads 1-0-0 Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year, 1998 - First Round respectively ... Cole Grossman joined Finley and 1st Rd. – Jacksonville def. Duke, 3-2 Date Result Location Wenger on the All-ACC First Team, while James 11/19/04 W, 3-0 Durham, N.C.* Belshaw was named to the All-ACC Second Team ... 1999 - Second Round *NCAA Tournament Freshmen Sebastien Ibeagha and Jonathan Aguirre 1st Rd. – Duke def. UMBC, 4-3 (OT) Duke in the NCAA Tournament both were named to the All-Freshmen squad ... It is 2nd Rd. –Santa Clara def. Duke, 4-2 the first time in Duke history that the Blue Devils swept the top offensive and defensive player awards 2000 - Second Round 1972 - First Round since the categories were started in 2004 ... The 1st Rd. – Duke def. South Carolina, 1-0 1st Rd – Howard def. Duke, 9-0 Blue Devils are the second program overall to do so 2nd Rd. – Brown def. Duke, 1-0 ... Duke’s three selections on the first team are the 1980 - Second Round most since 1999 when Ali Curtis, Jeff Haywood and 2002 - First Round 1st Rd. – Duke def. Appalachian State, 2-1 Robbie Russell were chosen by the coaches. 1st Rd. – William & Mary def. Duke, 2-1 2nd Rd. – Alabama A&M def. Duke, 2-0 Duke in the National Rankings 2004 - NCAA Runner-Up 1981 - First Round The Blue Devils remain in the top 25 in two national 1st Rd. – Duke def. Coastal Carolina, 3-0 1st Rd. – Alabama A&M def. Duke, 1-0 polls after the conclusion of conference tournaments 2nd Rd. – Duke def. Old Dominion, 2-1 ... Duke is 24th in the NSCAA poll and 25th in this 3rd Rd. – Duke def. Ohio State, 3-0 1982 - NCAA Runner Up week’s College Soccer News list. Semifinal – Duke def. Virginia, 3-0 1st Rd. – Duke def. South Florida, 2-1 Championship – UCSB def. Duke, 5-0 2nd Rd. – Duke def. Clemson, 2-1 (OT) Scouting the Blue Devils Quarterfinal – Duke def. George Mason, 2-0 (OT) Duke enters the NCAA Tournament with a 9-5-4 2005 - First Round Semifinal – Duke def. Connecticut, 2-1 overall record after falling to Boston College 1-0 in 1st Rd. – Creighton def. Duke, 2-1 Championship – Indiana def. Duke, 2-1 (8OT) the ACC Tournament quarterfinal ... Ryan Finley paces the attack with a program record tying 17 2006 - Third Round 1983 - Second Round goals and 37 points overall ... Senior Cole Grossman 2nd Rd. – Duke def. Brown, 2-0 1st Rd. – Duke def. NC State, 2-1 owns eight goals and eight assists, while junior 3rd Rd. – Duke def. Lehigh, 3-0 2nd Rd. – Alabama A&M def. Duke, 3-2 Christopher Tweed-Kent has two goals to go along Quarterfinal – UCLA def. Duke, 3-2 (OT) with his team-high 11 assists ... Defensively, the Blue 1985 - First Round Devils have allowed 16 goals for a 0.84 goals against 2007 - First Round 1st Rd. – South Carolina def. Duke, 3-0 average ... In goal, sophomore James Belshaw sports 1st Rd. – Louisville def. Duke, 1-0 a 0.77 goals against average, a .825 save percentage 1986 - National Champion and four shutouts ... Duke is 7-1-2 overall at home 2008 - First Round 1st Rd. – Duke def. South Carolina, 3-2 this season, with the lone loss coming at the hands 1st Rd. – UNC Greensboro def. Duke, 2-0 2nd Rd. – Duke def. N.C. State, 2-0 of North Carolina. Quarterfinal – Duke def. Loyola (Md.), 2-1 2009 - Third Round Semifinal – Duke def. Harvard, 3-1 Scouting Coastal Carolina 1st Rd. – Duke def. Winthrop, 3-2 Championship – Duke def. Akron, 1-0 Coastal Carolina brings a 12-7-2 overall record to 2nd Rd. – Duke def. Michigan State, 2-1 Durham after beating High Point 3-1 in the Big South 3rd Rd. – Wake Forest def. Duke, 4-2 1987 - First Round Tournament Championship ... The Chanticleers are 1st Rd. – North Carolina def. Duke, 2-0 making their eighth NCA Tournament appearance NCAA Tournament By Round and sixth under current head coach Shaun Docking 1989 - First Round ..
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