2007 DUKE MEN’S SOCCER No. 20 Duke (11-6-1, 4-3-1 ACC) vs. North Carolina (6-7-5, 3-5) ACC Tournament Quarterfi nals Five-Time Wednesday, Nov. 14 - 5:30 p.m. ACC Champions SAS Soccer Park - Cary, N.C. 1980, 1982, 1999, 2005, 2006 ACC Tournament: No. 20 Duke (11-6-1) will down the Terrapins' offense and limiting them Forwards: The trio of junior Mike Grella, senior travel the short distance on Wednesday to Cary, to fi ve shots. The fi nal would pit the Blue Devils Paul Dudley and graduate Joshua Medcalf N.C., for the 21st annual ACC Men’s Soccer Tourna- against the No. 1 team in the country in Wake has provided the majority of Duke’s goal-scoring ment at SAS Soccer Park. The Blue Devils earned Forest. For 90 minutes of regulation the defenses this season. Grella has 10 goals and six assists, the No. 3 seed after fi nishing in a three-way tie would prevail, and the two rivals entered overtime while Dudley has contributed seven goals and for third-place. Duke’s 1-0-1 head-to-head record knotted at 0-0. With 3:27 remaining in the fi rst two assists of his own. Medcalf has tallied six with co-third place fi nishers Maryland and Virginia 10-minute sudden death overtime, Mike Grella goals and fi ve assists in only 594 minutes. Med- Tech gave them the advantage in the bracket blasted a shot from 35 yards out into the left side calf averages 2.58 points-per-90 minutes played. seedings. Duke will play the No. 6 seed, North of the net to claim a 1-0 victory and capture the Together the group makes up 60.5% of Duke’s Carolina (6-7-5) at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday. second consecutive ACC championship for Duke. goal-scoring and 47.6% of its point-scoring. For more information on the ACC Tournament, visit TheACC.com. All matches will be webcast Blue Devils vs. the Field: Duke fi nished the The Opponent: The Tar Heels have posted a on ACC Select.com, and the championship will be season with a 4-3-1 record in ACC play. The Blue 6-7-5 record this season and a 3-5-0 mark in the nationally televised on Fox Sports Net. Devils defeated Maryland, Clemson, Virginia and ACC, good for a sixth-place regular season fi nish. N.C. State, lost to Boston College, North Caro- North Carolina is 1-0-1 in neutral site games and Tournament Schedule lina and Wake Forest, and tied Virginia Tech. is 2-5-1 against ranked foes. Tuesday, Nov. 13 No. 8 Virginia 4, No. 9 N.C. State 1 Goalkeeping: Senior Justin Papadakis is the Series History: Duke leads the all-time series starter in the cage for the third consecutive sea- with North Carolina, 40-36-9. In their last meet- Wednesday, Nov. 14 son. He has allowed 18 goals in 1450:02 of play ing, the Blue Devils lost a 1-0 double-overtime No. 4 Virginia Tech vs. No. 5 Maryland- 12 p.m. and has recorded four shutouts. Papadakis has game to the Tar Heels on Oct. 11 in Chapel No. 1 Boston College vs. No. 8 Virginia- 2:30 p.m. made 48 saves for a .727 save percentage and Hill. The goal ended a 423:49 offensive goal No. 3 Duke vs. No. 6 North Carolina- 5:30 p.m. a 1.12 goals against average. Junior Brendan drought between the two squads over their last No. 2 Wake Forest vs. No. 7 Clemson- 8:00 p.m. Fitzgerald has come in to start two matches and four-plus matches. The Blue Devils have played play in a total of four. Fitzgerald holds a .625 save the Tar Heels more than any other opponent Friday, Nov. 16 percentage a 1.12 goals against average. He has in the program’s history, with 85 meetings. Va. Tech/Maryland vs. BC/Virginia- 5:30 p.m. posted two shutouts. Duke/UNC vs. Wake Forest/Clemson- 8:00 p.m. Defense: Juniors Darrius Barnes and Graham 2007 ACC Standings (11/12) Sunday, Nov. 18 Dugoni and sophomore Josh Bienenfeld have Place School Conf. Overall Championship- 3:30 p.m. (Fox Sports Net) been the regular starters this season for the Blue 1. Boston College 7-1-0 12-4-1 Devils. Barnes has played 1,465 minutes and tal- 2. Wake Forest 6-1-1 15-1-2 Duke in the ACC Tournament: Duke is 18-15-3 lied three assists and Dugoni has logged a team- 3t. Duke 4-3-1 11-6-1 all-time in the ACC Tournament, which began in best 1,640 minutes and scored two goals and one 3t. Virginia Tech 3-1-4 10-2-5 1987. The Blue Devils captured ACC Tournament assist. Bienenfeld has recorded 1,490 minutes and 3t. Maryland 4-3-1 10-4-4 Championships in 1999, 2005 and 2006. Their contributed three assists. Senior captain Tim Jep- 6. North Carolina 3-5-0 6-7-5 back-to-back titles the last two seasons marks son returned to the lineup on Oct. 11 against North 7. Clemson 2-6-0 7-10-1 only the second time in the tournament’s history Carolina and has played 629 minutes in eight starts 8. Virginia 1-5-2 10-6-2 that a program has repeated as champions. Prior with one assist after missing the fi rst 10 games 9. N.C. State 1-6-1 6-8-3 to 1987, the Blue Devils won two ACC Champi- with a high hamstring pull. Freshman Christian onships, in 1980 and 1982, by fi nishing fi rst in Ibeagha (14 starts and 1,239 minutes) has played 2007 Schedule & Results regular season conference play. a signifi cant role in his fi rst season in Durham. Date Opponent Time (ET)/Result 8/31 Delaware W, 6-1 Duke vs. UNC in the ACC Tourney: Wednes- Midfi eld: The consistent starters in the midfi eld 9/2 Valparaiso W, 2-0 day will mark only the fi fth meeting between include senior captain and Hermann Trophy can- 9/7 Villanova L, 0-1 Duke and North Carolina in the ACC Tourna- didate Michael Videira (two goals and three 9/9 No. 12 St. Louis W, 2-0 ment. The Blue Devils hold a 2-1-1 advantage assists), senior Joe Germanese (three goals and 9/15 No. 9 West Virginia L, 0-1 in those contests. The two squads played to seven assists) and junior Pavelid Castaneda 9/19 South Carolina W, 2-1 a 0-0 double-overtime tie in the 2005 ACC (1,537 minutes and one assist). Videira is ques- 9/22 No. 16 Maryland* W, 2-1 (2 OT) Championship fi nal in Cary, although Duke took tionable for the ACC Tournament due to an injury 9/25 at UNC Wilmington W, 5-0 the title with a 5-4 penalty kick edge. One of sustained in the Davidson game on Oct. 31. Senior 9/28 at Clemson* W, 4-2 Duke’s two ACC Tournament wins over UNC, a Zack Pope has started eight contests, played in 10/5 No. 6 Boston College* L, 2-4 4-0 shutout, came enroute to its 1999 title. all 18 and leads the team with eight assists. Senior 10/11 at North Carolina* L, 0-1 (2 OT) Spencer Wadsworth (850 minutes over fi ve 10/19 No. 1 Wake Forest* L, 0-3 Last Year’s Tournament: Duke entered the 2006 starts with two goals and one assist) has increased 10/23 No. 4 Virginia Tech* T, 1-1 ACC Tournament as the top seed after winning the his workload as the year has gone on after having 10/26 at No. 13 Virginia* W, 2-1 (2 OT) ACC regular season. Duke began by defeating No. surgery in the off-season. Wadsworth has made 10/28 Cleveland State W, 2-0 9 seed N.C. State, 2-1, on headers from Chris Lof- the transition to playing more midfi eld after be- 10/31 at Davidson W, 2-0 tus and Michael Videira. In the semifi nals against ing used primarily as a forward. Freshman Cole 11/4 Alabama A&M L, 3-4 tournament host and fourth-seeded Maryland, the Grossman has stepped up since the Maryland 11/10 at N.C. State* W, 2-0 Blue Devils again used their heads to win, this time game when he scored the game-winning goal in 11/14 vs. North Carolina^ 5:30 p.m. when Joe Germanese fi nished a cross by Spen- double-overtime. Grossman has played 615 min- 11/23-12/16 NCAA Tournament TBA cer Wadsworth in 40th minute. Duke's defense utes with four starts, three goals and two assists. All Home Dual Meets in Bold held on for the remainder of the game, shutting * ACC Conference Game ^ACC Tournament 2007 DUKE MEN’S SOCCER - GAME NOTES General Information Carlyle Cup: The Blue Devils will have a chance to media sources. Grella propelled the Blue Devils to Location: ...... Durham, N.C. win back one-half of the point in Carlyle Cup com- ACC Tournament titles the last two seasons as he Founded: ...... 1838 as Trinity College petition that they lost on Oct. 11 in the regular sea- netted the game-winning penalty kick in 2005 in son meeting with the Heels. North Carolina leads Enrollment: ...... 6,197 the sudden death portion of the shootout against 6.0-1.5 over Duke in this year’s Carlyle Cup, which North Carolina, and last year he nailed a blast with Colors: ...... Royal Blue & White is a year-long all-sports competition between the 3:27 remaining in the fi rst overtime period to break Nickname: ...... Blue Devils Blue Devils and the Tar Heels, sponsored by Car- a scoreless tie against Wake Forest. Conference: ...... Atlantic Coast lyle & Co. of Greensboro, N.C. In seven seasons, President: ...... Dr. Richard Brodhead the Blue Devils and the Tar Heels have won three The Rennie File: Duke’s head coach John Athletic Director: ...... Joe Alleva Carlyle Cups apiece and tied once, in 2006-07. Rennie has been with the program since 1979, SWA: ...... Jacki Silar leading the Blue Devils to a record of 410-159-34 Stadium: ...... Koskinen Stadium (Grass/7,000) Last Time Out: Duke won its regular season (.708 winning percentage) in that time. He has led fi nale, 2-0, over N.C. State in Raleigh on Nov. Duke to fi ve ACC Championships, fi ve NCAA Col- History 10. Duke was paced by Grella and Gross- lege Cups and 19 trips to the NCAA Tournament. man, who both notched goals in the win. Rennie has been tabbed ACC Coach of the Year on First year of men’s soccer: ...... 1935 fi ve occasions, winning the award in 1980, 1983, Overall all-time record: ...... 612-331-61 Rankings: Duke is ranked No. 20 in Soc- 1987, 1989 and 1999, and the South Region’s No. years in NCAA Tournament/Last: ..20/2006 cer America’s poll this week, No. 21 in the Coach of the Year in 1982, 1983 and 1997. In No. ACC Championships/Last: ...... 5/2006 NSCAA/adidas rankings and No. 23 in both 1982, Rennie was named the National Coach of College Soccer News’ and Soccer Times’ rank- the Year. With his 409 victories at Duke and 94 in Coaching Staff ings. Duke has been ranked throughout the ACC play, Rennie has the most wins of any coach Head Coach: ...... John Rennie (Temple ‘67) entire season, including a one-week stint at No. in ACC history. He is also in fi fth place all-time Rennie’s Duke Record (yrs.): ...... 410-159-34 (29) 1. North Carolina is unranked in all four polls. for Division I coaches with 454 overall wins and Rennie’s Career Record (yrs.): ....454-205-48 (35) third among active coaches in the same category. Duke vs. Ranked Teams: The Blue Devils are 3- This will be Rennie’s last season as head coach Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater/Year): 3-1 against ranked teams this year. Duke knocked of Duke, a decision he made prior to this season...... Mike Jeffries (Duke ‘83) off No. 12 St. Louis on Sept. 9, No. 16 Maryland on Rennie and George Tarantini (of N.C. State) are ...... Ian Clerihew (Seattle Pacifi c ‘94) Sept. 22 and No. 13 Virginia on Oct. 26. The Blue the only two ACC head coaches that have been Men’s Soccer Offi ce Phone: ..... (919) 684-5180 Devils lost to No. 9 West Virginia on Sept. 15, No. at the helm of their respective teams for all 21 6 Boston College on Oct. 5 and No. 1 Wake Forest ACC Tournaments. Team Information on Oct. 19. The Blue Devils earned a tie with No. 2006 Record: ...... 18-4-1 4 Virginia Tech on Oct. 23. Rennie’s Career Coaching Records 2006 ACC Record: ...... 5-2-1/1st At Duke, Decade-By-Decade Scoring Offense: So far this season the Blue 2006 ACC Tournament: ...... Champion 1979 ...... 10-7-1 Devils are averaging 2.11 goals per game with 38 1980’s ...... 155-42-16 2006 NCAA Tournament Finish: ....Quarterfi nals goals in 18 contests. The average ranks tied for 1990’s ...... 144-55-9 2006 NCAA Quarterfi nal Result: ...... 13th in the country and third in the ACC. Duke 2000’s ...... 101-55-8 ...... UCLA, L 2-3 (OT) has only been shut out four times and has scored Overall ...... 410-159-34 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 10/1 three or more goals on fi ve occasions. Letterwinners Returners/Lost: ...... 15/6 At Columbia University Newcomers: ...... 6 Shot Count: With a 337-156 advantage in 1973-78 ...... 32-42-11 shots this season, Duke has taken 2.16 shots Sports Information for every one it allows. The Blue Devils have Duke 2007 Statistical Leaders outshot their opponents in 15 of 18 contests, Women’s Lacrosse Contact: ...... John Crisafulli which includes a 144-75 shots on goal margin. (ACC rank) Offi ce Phone: ...... (919) 684-2668 Duke is 11-3-1 when it outshoots its opponent. Goals Cell Phone: ...... (919) 971-3351 Mike Grella ...... 10 (3rd) Email Address: ...... [email protected] Success on the Road: The Blue Devils are 5-1 Paul Dudley ...... 7 (T-6th) SID Fax: ...... (919) 684-2489 on the road in 2007 and have yet to play a neutral Joshua Medcalf ...... 6 (T-10th) Athletics Web site: ...... GoDuke.com match. Victories came at UNC Wilmington, Clem- Assists SID Mailing Address: son, Virginia, Davidson and N.C. State. Duke’s only Zack Pope ...... 8 (T-4th) road loss came to North Carolina, 1-0 in double Joe Germanese ...... 7 (T-7th) ...... Duke Sports Information Mike Grella ...... 6 ...... 115 Cameron Indoor Stadium overtime, on Oct. 11. The Blue Devils have yet to play a neutral site match this season. Points ...... Box 90557 Mike Grella ...... 26 (T-2nd) ...... Durham, N.C. 27708-0557 Duke Career Assists Assault: Michael Videira Joshua Medcalf ...... 17 (T-9th) Paul Dudley ...... 15 and Spencer Wadsworth are both moving up the Shots Interviews: all-time career assists record at Duke. They both Mike Grella ...... 77 (1st) All student-athlete interviews must be arranged stand tied for sixth with former Blue Devil standout Paul Dudley ...... 44 (T-5th) through the Duke Sports Information Offi ce. Clint Carnell at 34 career assists. The all-time Duke Michael Videira ...... 40 (10th) Contact John Crisafulli with any interview leader is Tom Kain, who accumulated 45 assists Game-Winning Goals request for the men’s soccer team. All interview from 1982 through 1985, and claimed national Mike Grella ...... 6 (1st) requests must be made at least one day in player of the year honors in 1985. Five tied with ...... 1 advance. Goals Against Average Golden Grella: Mike Grella has been a force to Justin Papadakis ...... 1.12 (7th) be reckoned with this season, scoring a team-high Brendan Fitzgerald ...... 1.12 THE WORLD WIDE WEB 10 goals and adding six assists for a total of 26 Saves Up-to-date game stories, statistics, releases, points. The native of Glen Cove, N.Y., ranks 22nd Justin Papadakis ...... 48 (4th) bios and pictures of Blue Devil men’s soccer, in the NCAA for points per game with 1.53 and Brendan Fitzgerald ...... 5 and the rest of Duke athletics, can be found 28th for goals per game with 0.59. Grella leads Save Percentage on the World Wide Web at GoDuke.com. If you the ACC in game-winning goals (six) and shots Justin Papadakis ...... 727 (9th) would like to be added to the men’s soccer (77 and 4.53 per game). He was named Top Brendan Fitzgerald ...... 625 mailing list, please send an email to jcrisafulli@ Drawer Soccer’s national player of the week on Shutouts Sept. 1 and has received a total of fi ve national Justin Papadakis ...... 4 (T-5th) duaa.duke.edu with “Men’s Soccer List” in the team of the week accolades from three different Brendan Fitzgerald ...... 2 (T-9th) subject line. 2007 DUKE MEN’S SOCCER - GAME NOTES Duke’s Record... At UMass-Dartmouth Soccer America 1972 ...... 12-4-3 Men’s Top 25 (11/12) At home ...... 6-5-1 Career Record ...... 454-205-48 On the road ...... 5-1-0 Rank Team (Record) Previous At neutral sites ...... 0-0-0 Hermann Trophy: Michael Videira is once At night ...... 10-5-1 1. Wake Forest (15-1-2) 1 again on the watch list for the Missouri Athletic During the day ...... 1-1-0 2. Connecticut (16-2-1) 2 Club’s Hermann Trophy. Awarded annually to the In the ACC ...... 4-3-1 3. Brown (14-1-1) 3 nation’s top collegiate soccer player, Videira was on Against ranked opponents ...... 3-3-1 4. Santa Clara (12-1-4) 4 the watch list in 2005 and a semifi nalist in 2006. In non-conference games ...... 7-3-0 5. SMU (13-3-2) 5 Twenty-nine players made the watch list for 2007. Fifteen semifi nalists will be announced later this In overtime games ...... 2-1-1 6. Boston College (12-4-1) 6 month and from that group three fi nalists will be In double overtime games ...... 2-1-1 7. Tulsa (12-2-2) 7 invited to the awards ceremony, which will take When scoring fi rst ...... 10-1-1 8. St. Louis (12-2-3) 9 place at the Missouri Athletic Club on Friday, Jan. When opponents score fi rst ...... 1-5-0 9. UC Santa Barbara (11-3-3) 10 11, 2008. When leading at the half ...... 6-0-1 10. Creighton (10-1-5) 11 When trailing at the half ...... 0-4-0 11. Virginia Tech (10-2-5) 8 Jepson Up For Lowe’s Seniors CLASS Award: When tied at the half ...... 5-2-0 12. Notre Dame (11-3-5) 13 Tim Jepson was named one of 10 fi nalists for the Playing on Tuesday ...... 1-0-1 13. Maryland (10-4-4) 15 Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award, which is presented Playing on Wednesday ...... 2-0-0 14. Ohio State (13-3-5) 18 annually in eight NCAA Division I sports to a se- nior student athlete who excels both on and off Playing on Thursday ...... 0-1-0 15. Indiana (13-4-4) 12 the fi eld. Fans can vote once a day per computer Playing on Friday ...... 3-3-0 16. West Virginia (13-5-2) 14 online at http://soccer.seniorclassaward.com/pub- Playing on Saturday ...... 2-1-0 17. Northwestern (12-4-3) 16 lic/men/vote.aspx until Nov. 21. Fan balloting will Playing on Sunday ...... 3-1-0 18. California (11-4-2) 17 be coupled with votes from coaches, media and When outshooting the opponent ...... 11-3-1 19. DePaul (12-6-0) NR sponsors to determine the recipient of the award. When being outshot ...... 0-3-0 20. DUKE (11-6-1) 21 Winners will be announced during the NCAA Cham- When shots are even ...... 0-0-0 21. Harvard (11-3-2) 24 pionships, scheduled December 14-16 in Cary, N.C. With more corner kicks ...... 7-4-1 22. Louisville (10-5-4) NR With fewer corner kicks ...... 1-2-0 23. Akron (13-3-2) 25 National Awards: Hermann Trophy Watch List With corner kicks even ...... 3-0-0 24. Furman (16-3-0) NR Michael Videira With more fouls ...... 8-2-0 25t. New Mexico (11-4-1) NR With fewer fouls ...... 3-4-1 Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award Finalist With fouls even ...... 0-0-0 Tim Jepson When being shutout ...... 0-4-0 When scoring one goal ...... 0-0-1 NSCAA/adidas National Men’s Top Drawer Soccer When scoring two goals ...... 7-1-0 Rankings (11/13) Team of the Week When scoring 3+ goals ...... 4-1-0 Mike Grella (Player of the Week) Sept. 1 When shutting out the opponent ...... 6-0-0 Rank Team (Record) Previous Christian Ibeagha Sept. 24 Paul Dudley (Player of the Week) Oct. 1 When allowing one goal ...... 4-3-1 When allowing two goals ...... 1-0-0 1. Wake Forest (15-1-2) [562]2 2. Connecticut (16-2-1) [561] 1 Soccer America When allowing 3+ goals ...... 0-3-0 Team of the Week On Television ...... 1-0-0 3. Santa Clara (12-1-4) [529] 3 Mike Grella Oct. 2 On ACC Select ...... 4-3-1 4. Brown (14-1-1) [503] 5 Joshua Medcalf Oct. 30 In August ...... 1-0-0 5. SMU (13-3-2) [469] 6 In September ...... 6-2-0 6. Boston Coll. (12-4-1) [456] 8 College Soccer News In October ...... 3-3-1 7. Creighton (10-1-5) [433] 7 Team of the Week In November ...... 1-1-0 8. Virginia Tech (10-2-5) [400] 4 Mike Grella Sept. 3 9t. Indiana (13-4-4) [373] 9 Mike Grella Oct. 1 9t. Tulsa (12-2-2) [373] 10 11. Notre Dame (11-3-5) [357] 11 Regional Awards: Cosida/ESPN The Magazine 12. St. Louis (12-2-3) [344] 12 13. Santa Barbara (11-3-3) [313] 13 Academic All-District First Team Pronunciation Guide Josh Bienenfeld, Joe Germanese, Michael Videira 14. Ohio State (13-3-5) [251] 18 Antila ...... an-TILL-a 15. Harvard (11-3-2) [222] 15 Academic All-District Second Team Bienenfeld ...... BE-ehn-in-feld 16. Northwestern (12-4-3) [205] 14 Tomek Charowski, Tim Jepson Clerihew ...... CLARE-a-hew 17. Akron (13-3-2) [201] 17 Pavelid ...... PAHV-lid 18. West Virginia (13-5-2) [189] 16 ACC Awards: Castaneda ...... CAST-a-NADE-a Tomek ...... TOE-mek 19. Maryland (9-4-4) [178] 19 All-ACC First Team 20. California (10-4-1) [159] 19 Mike Grella, Michael Videira Charowski ...... ha-RUV-skee Conforti ...... kuhn-fort-E 21. DUKE (11-6-1) [97] 24 All-ACC Second Team Dugoni ... duh-GOHN-e (rhymes with CONE) 22. Furman (16-3-0) [96] 23 Germanese ...... germ-a-NIECE Tim Jepson 23. South Florida (12-5-2) [70.5] 22 Ibeagha ...... ib-E-og-a 24. New Mexico (11-4-1) [51] RV Papadakis ...... PA-PA-dock-iss All-ACC Freshmen Team Sih ...... SEE 25. Virginia (10-6-2) [40.5] 21 Cole Grossman, Christian Ibeagha Tsipis ...... SIP-iss [Votes] Videira ...... vi-DARE-a Also Receiving Votes: Dartmouth 18, ACC Player of the Week Woelfel ...... WOLE-full Louisville 10, DePaul 8, Michigan State 3, Joshua Medcalf Oct. 29 UC Davis 1, Loyola (Md.) 1, Memphis 1 FIVE ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS off against seven-time tournament champion Virginia in the fi nals. Ali Curtis gave Duke a 1-0 lead with a goal eight minutes into the game. The Cavaliers came back to tie the score just after halftime in the 47th minute. The match went score- less for the next 81 minutes before Stephen Pate found the back of the net in the third overtime to give the Blue Devils the title.

1980 Championship Team 1980 Regular Season Champions In John Rennie’s second year at the helm of the Duke soccer program, he led the Blue Devils to their fi rst ACC Championship. Duke achieved their highest ever ranking of 11th and fi nished the season with a 15-4-3 record. They went undefeated in conference games with a mark of 4-0-2 to take the championship. 2005 Championship Team Sean McCoy led the way with nine goals and six assists. Boris Ilicic recorded 2005 ACC Tournament Champions 109 saves and only allowed 18 goals in 22 contests with nine shutouts. The fi fth-seed in the 2005 ACC tournament, Duke started with a 2-0 victory over 10th-ranked Virginia Tech. Chase Perfect came into the contest having only played 30 minutes on the season, but gave the Blue Devils a 1-0 lead with his fi rst goal of the season off a corner kick. Zach Pope later tallied an empty net goal. Duke faced No. 1 Maryland in the semi-fi nals and came out strong at the start. Blake Camp scored two goals in the fi rst 15 minutes and Pope made it 3-0 with a goal three minutes into the second half. Maryland stormed back in the fi nal 10 minutes with two goals but Spencer Wadsworth put the fi nishing touches on the Blue Devil’s 4-2 victory. Duke faced No. 4 North Carolina in the fi nals and for the second time in the season the two played through two overtimes with a scoreless tie. The championship came down to penalty kicks. The Blue Devils trailed 4-3 and faced a loss but Justin Papadakis made two key saves and Camp and Mike Grella converted shots to win, 5-4.

1982 Championship Team 1982 Regular Season Champions Joe Ulrich became the fi rst of six Duke players to earn National Player of the Year honors when he led the Blue Devils to the school’s fi rst national champion- ship appearance. Duke set a school record with a 24-game unbeaten streak before losing to Indiana in the National Championship game, 2-1 in eight over- times. The Blue Devils ended with a 22-1-2 record and were 4-0-2 in the ACC. Tom Kain had an outstanding freshman season with 13 goals and 20 assists for 46 points while Bob Jenkins tallied 16 goals. Pat Johnston recorded 12 shutouts, allowing just 18 goals and stopping 124 shots.

2006 Championship Team 2006 ACC Regular Season and Tournament Champions Duke fi nished the 2006 regular season with a 13-3-1 record and a 5-2-1 mark in the ACC, good for fi rst place and the top seed in the ACC tournament. The Blue Devils would go on to end the season with an 18-4-1 record, advancing to the Elite Eight of the NCAA tournament before falling, 3-2 in overtime, to eventual national runner-up UCLA. The 2006 ACC tournament began with Duke defeating No. 9 seed N.C. State, 2-1, on headers from Chris Loftus and Michael Videira. In the semifi nals against tournament host and fourth-seeded Maryland, the Blue Devils again used their heads to win, this time when Joe Germanese fi nished a cross by Spencer Wadsworth in 40th minute. It was Wadsworth's second assist 1999 Championship Team of the tournament. Duke's defense held on for the remainder of the game, shut- 1999 Regular Season and ACC Tournament Champions ting down the Terrapins' offense and limiting them to fi ve shots. The fi nal would Duke went through the 1999 season undefeated before losing to Santa Clara pit the Blue Devils against the No. 1 team in the country in Wake Forest. For in the NCAA Tournament. The team fi nished 16-1-3 and 4-0-2 in the ACC. The 90 minutes of regulation the defenses would prevail, and the two rivals entered Blue Devils began the ACC Tournament against arch-rival North Carolina and overtime knotted at 0-0. With 3:27 remaining in the fi rst 10-minute sudden death after a scoreless fi rst half, Troy Garner scored twice within a three-minute span overtime, Mike Grella blasted a shot from 35 yards out into the left side of the net to break the game open. Twenty minutes later, Donald McIntosh connected on to claim a 1-0 victory and capture the second consecutive ACC championship for two goals in a three-minute span to seal the 4-0 victory. The Blue Devils squared Duke.

2007 Numerical Roster 2007 Alphabetical Roster Name No. Pos. Cl. No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown (High School) Andrew Antila 25 MF/D Sr. 1 Justin Papadakis GK 6-1 175 Sr. Roswell, Ga. (Marist) Darrius Barnes 13 D Jr. 2 Tim Jepson D 6-0 175 Sr. Yorba Linda, Calif. (Esperanza) Joshua Bienenfeld 18 D/MF So. 3 Graham Dugoni D 6-2 180 Jr. Portland, Ore. (Jesuit) Pavelid Castaneda 17 MF Jr. Tomek Charowski 7 MF/F Sr. 4 Doug Ferner D 6-1 180 Fr. Bloomfi eld Hills, Mich. (Lahser) Greg Conforti 21 D Sr. 5 Matthew Thomas D 6-0 180 So. Langhorne, Pa. (Germantown Academy) Paul Dudley 6 F Sr. 6 Paul Dudley F 6-7 220 Sr. Warminster, Pa. (William Tennent) Graham Dugoni 3 D Jr. 7 Tomek Charowski MF 5-10 155 Sr. Anderson, S.C. (Christ Church Episcopal) Doug Ferner 4 D Fr. Brendan Fitzgerald 26 GK Jr. 8 Nick Sih F 5-8 165 Fr. Horsham, Pa. (Germantown Academy) Joe Germanese 14 MF/F Sr. 9 Mike Grella F 5-11 170 Jr. Glen Cove, N.Y. (Glen Cove) Mike Grella 9 F Jr. 10 Michael Videira MF 6-1 170 Sr. Milford, Mass. (Noble & Greenough) Cole Grossman 15 MF Fr. 11 Spencer Wadsworth MF/F 5-8 160 Sr. Dallas, Texas (Plano West) Joseph Harrison III 24 F/D So Christian Ibeagha 12 D Fr. 12 Christian Ibeagha D 6-2 185 Fr. Edmond, Okla. (Deer Creek) Tim Jepson 2 D Sr. 13 Darrius Barnes D 6-2 175 Jr. Raleigh, N.C. (Southeast Raleigh) Jordan Lewis 29 MF So. 14 Joe Germanese MF/F 5-10 165 Sr. St. Louis, Mo. (St. Louis U.H.S./Vanderbilt) Ryan McDaniel 26 MF So. 15 Cole Grossman MF 6-0 165 Fr. St. Louis, Mo. (St. Louis University H.S.) Joshua Medcalf 20 F Gr. Justin Papadakis 1 GK Sr. 16 Zack Pope MF 5-7 150 Sr. Round Rock, Texas (Stony Point) Zach Pope 16 MF Sr. 17 Pavelid Castaneda MF 6-1 160 Jr. Babylon, N.Y. (Babylon) Brad Ramsey 19 MF/F Jr. 18 Joshua Bienenfeld D/MF 5-8 160 So. Huntingdon Valley, Pa. (Lower Moreland) Nick Sih 8 F Fr. 19 Brad Ramsey MF/F 6-0 160 Jr. Winston-Salem, N.C. (R.J. Reynolds) Kevin Stevenson 23 MF Sr. Matthew Thomas 5 D So. 20 Joshua Medcalf F 6-2 170 Gr. Tulsa, Okla. (Jenks/Vanderbilt) Nick Tsipis 28 GK Fr. 21 Greg Conforti D 6-0 170 Sr. Setauket, N.Y. (Ward Melville) Michael Videira 10 MF Sr. 22 Brendan Fitzgerald GK 6-2 180 Jr. Boxford, Mass. (Groton School) Spencer Wadsworth 11 F Sr. 23 Kevin Stevenson MF 6-2 183 Sr. Raleigh, N.C. (Ravenscroft) Fritz Woelfel 27 GK Sr. 24 Joseph Harrison III F/D 5-11 180 So. Dallas, Texas (Duncanville) 25 Andrew Antila MF/D 6-0 185 Sr. Phoenix, Ariz. (North Canyon) Roster by Class 26 Ryan McDaniel MF 5-7 145 So. Longwood, Fla. (Lake Mary) Graduate Student (1): Joshua Medcalf 27 Fritz Woelfel GK 6-3 205 Sr. Pittsburgh, Pa. (Shady Side Academy) Seniors (12): Andrew Antila, Tomek Cha- 28 Nick Tsipis GK 6-1 180 Fr. Perry, Ohio (St. Ignatius) rowski, Greg Conforti, Paul Dudley, Joe 29 Jordan Lewis MF 5-11 160 So. Columbia, Md. (McDonogh School) Germanese, Tim Jepson, Justin Papadakis, Zach Pope, Kevin Stevenson, Michael Vi- Head Coach: John Rennie (29th Year, Temple ‘67) deira, Spencer Wadsworth, Fritz Woelfel Juniors (6): Darrius Barnes, Pavelid Cas- Associate Head Coach: Mike Jeffries (Second Year, Duke University ‘84) taneda, Graham Dugoni, Brendan Fitzgerald, Assistant Coach: Ian Clerihew (First Year, Seattle Pacifi c University '94) Mike Grella, Brad Ramsey Captains: Tim Jepson, Kevin Stevenson, Michael Videira Sophomores (5): Joshua Bienenfeld, Joseph Harrison III, Jordan Lewis, Ryan McDaniel, Matthew Thomas. Freshmen (5): Doug Ferner, Cole Gross- man, Christian Ibeagha, Nick Sih, Nick Tsipis

Roster by State

Arizona (1): Andrew Antila California (1): Tim Jepson Florida (1): Ryan McDaniel Georgia (1): Justin Papadakis Maryland (1): Jordan Lewis Massachusetts (2): Brendan Fitzgerald, Michael Videira Michigan (1): Doug Ferner Missouri (2): Cole Grossman, Joe Germanese New York (3): Greg Conforti, Mike Grella, Pavelid Castaneda North Carolina (3): Darrius Barnes, Brad Ramsey, Kevin Stevenson Ohio (1): Nick Tsipis Oklahoma (2): Christian Ibeagha, Joshua Medcalf Oregon (1): Graham Dugoni Pennsylvania (5): Joshua Bienenfeld, Paul Dudley, Nick Sih, Matthew Thomas, Fritz Woelfel South Carolina (1): Tomek Charowski Texas (3): Joshua Harrison III, Zack Pope, Spencer Wadsworth