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[19/5] Denver (2-0-0, 0-0-0 Summit) vs. [RV/-] SMU (2-1-0, 0-0-0 AAC) Monday, September 3, 2018 • 7 p.m. CT/6 p.m. MT Westcott Field (Dallas, Texas) Twitter:@DU_MSoccer | #DENvSMU | #SummitMSOC | #NCAASoccer

THE MATCHUP 2018 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time/Result 8/24 Monmouth [-/11] - Alt W, 4-0 8/30 [3/18] Washington [19/5] - Alt W, 3-2 (a.e.t.) Denver vs. SMU 9/3 at SMU 6 p.m. 9/7 Colgate 7 p.m. 9/9 North Florida 7 p.m. First Meeting: 2003 9/14 Harvard 7 p.m. Overall DU: 0-2-0, 0 goals; SMU: 3 goals; DI: Same 9/16 San Francisco 1 p.m. In Dallas (DI): First meeting 9/22 at Omaha# 6 p.m. 09/18/03 (In Tulsa): SMU 2-0 Denver 9/24 Tulsa - Altitude 7 p.m. 11/22/15 (NCAA Second Rd.): Denver 0-1 SMU (Garcia 94’) 9/29 at Eastern Illinois# 2 p.m. 10/2 at Creighton 6 p.m. NOTES 10/5 Purdue Fort Wayne# 7 p.m. 10/8 at Virginia 4 p.m. THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE 10/16 at Maryland 5 p.m. • Denver watched a 1-0 halftime lead turn into a 2-1 deficit in the 63rd minute before 10/20 Western Illinois# 7 p.m. the senior attacking duo of Moshe Perez and Andre Shinyashiki equalized in the 77th 10/23 Saint Louis 7 p.m. and ended the game in the 103rd to give the Pioneers a 3-2 extra-time win over third- 10/26 at Stanford 8 p.m. ranked Washington on Thursday night at the University of Denver Soccer Stadium. 11/3 Oral Roberts# 7 p.m. • Perez was involved in all three goals, taking the free kick on the own goal in the sixth Summit League Championship (Denver, Colo.) minute, scoring the equalizer in the 77th and playing the ball behind the Washington 11/8 TBA - Semifinal TBA back-four to Kenny Akamatsu who setup the Shinyashiki winner. 11/10 TBA - Final TBA • Shinyashiki’s goal was his fourth in two matches and broke the Denver DI career points NCAA Tournament record and game-winning goals record, while tying DU’s DI goals mark. 11/12 NCAA Selection Show 11 a.m. • Denver has seven goals through the first two matches of a season for the first time 11/15 First Round TBA since defeating Illinois-Chicago (4-1) and Central Florida (3-0) to kickoff the 2004 11/18 Second Round TBA campaign. 11/24 Third Round TBA • The Pioneers hit the road for the first time in 2018 this weekend when Denver takes 11/30 Quarterfinals TBA on SMU at Westcott Field in Dallas. Denver hosted SMU in the 2015 NCAA Second 12/7 Semifinals TBA Round, a match the Mustangs won on a 94th-minute long throw-in to advance to the 12/9 Final TBA round of 16. # - Summit League Game | All Times Mountain • Denver begins a four-match homestand next weekend when they welcome [21/RV] School Information Colgate to the University of Denver Soccer Stadium Friday, September 7. Kickoff is set Location...... Denver, Colo. for 7 p.m. MT. Enrollment...... 11,614 Founded...... 1864 HEAD COACH JAMIE FRANKS Nickname...... Pioneers • Former DU assistant and Wake Forest alum Jamie Franks took over the reins, officially Colors...... Crimson and Gold inking his name as Denver’s 10th head coach, on Aug. 29, 2015. Conference...... The Summit League • Franks is 48-8-8 as a head coach through his first 3+ seasons with the Pioneers. Chancellor...... Rebecca Chopp • The Pioneers are 83-25-16 since Franks’ arrival as an assistant coach prior to the start Vice Chancellor for Athletics...... Karlton Creech of the 2012 season. Athletic Director...... Ron Grahame • Combined as a college player and coach, Franks is 182-52-33, reaching five College Ticket Office Phone...... (303) 871-2336 Cups and winning a National Championship with the Deacs (07). Team Information • According to information submitted to the NCAA in 2015, Franks was the youngest DI Home Field. University of Denver Soccer Stadium (1,915) head coach (29) three seasons ago and was the second youngest in 2016. 2017 Overall Record...... 11-6-2 (6-2-0 Summit) Starter Returning/Lost...... 6/5 GET ON THE BOARD FIRST Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 13/9 • The Pioneers were 11-1-1 in 2014, 14-0-1 in 2015, 18-0-0 in 2016, 10-1-1 in 2017 and Newcomers...... 8 are 2-0-0 in 2018 when scoring the first goal. DU all-time record...... 564-305-78 • Since Franks’ arrival in 2012, the Pioneers are 76-3-7 when scoring the first goal. NCAA Appearances/Last...... 7/2016 • Denver lost 2-1 in extra time at Gonzaga on Sept. 30, 2017, Denver’s first setback from Best NCAA Finish/Year...... Semifinals/2016 a winning position since the 2014 campaign (October 6, 2014 - at Bradley). Head Coach...... Jamie Franks (Wake Forest ‘09) • DU hasn’t lost at home after scoring the first goal since a 2-1 loss to UMKC on Oct. Record/Career...... 48-8-8 (4th)/Same 10, 2009. Assistant Coach.....Zach Haines (North Carolina ‘08) • Denver trailed 2-1 against No. 3 Washington after Assistant Coach...Mac Hemmi (Colorado Mines ‘09) scoring the opening goal, before coming from behind Volunteer Asst. .Clayton Zelin (Georgia Southern ‘05) to win the match 3-2 at the University of Denver Athletic Communications Soccer Stadium. Director (MSOC Contact)...... Niko Blankenship Office/Cell Phone.(303) 871-3942/ (513) 225-6560 Email...... [email protected]

DENVERPIONEERS.COM 1 2018 ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht./Wt. Yr. Hometown (H.S./Previous School) Club Team 0 Nick Gardner Goalkeeper 6-3/190 R-Sr. Marvin, N.C. / Charlotte Latin School Charlotte Soccer Academy 00 Kobe Gray Goalkeeper 6-3/200 R-Fr. Parker, Colo. / Ponderosa High School Real Colorado 2 Ole Berg Defender 6-1/170 Fr. Oslo, Norway / Wang Toppidrett Valerenga IF 3 Shae Smalley Defender 5-7/145 R-Jr. Columbus, Ohio / Olentangy Orange High School Columbus Crew Academy 4 Bailey Heller Defender 6-0/165 R-Fr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. / Rock Canyon High School Colorado Rapids Academy 5 Scott DeVoss Defender 6-1/175 R-Sr. Centennial, Colo. / Arapahoe High School Real Colorado Academy 6 Callum Stretch Defender 6-4/180 Fr. Encino, Calif. / Notre Dame High School Aston Villa Academy 7 Emil Fosse Midfielder 5-11/170 Fr. Aalesund, Norway / Fagerlia Videregaende Skole Aalesunds FK 8 Destan Norman Midfielder 6-0/165 So. Fort Collins, Colo. / Fort Collins High School Real Colorado 9 Andre Shinyashiki Forward 5-9/150 Sr. Sao Paulo, Brazil / Montverde Academy Pequeninos do Jockey 10 Jacob Stensson Midfielder 5-10/162 So. Stockholm, Sweden / Ostra Reals IF Brommapojkarna 11 Eric Kronenberg Forward 6-0/160 R-Sr. Boulder, Colo. / Fairview High School Colorado Rapids Academy 12 Moshe Perez Midfielder 5-8/155 Sr. Shim’a, Israel / Mekif Omar Beitar Jerusalem 13 Dennis Werngren Forward 5-10/160 Fr. Hollviken, Sweden / Trelleborgs Kommun Trelleborgs FF 15 Alex Kaddah Midfielder 5-5/140 R-Fr. Blue Springs, Mo. / Blue Springs High School Sporting KC Academy 16 Tosh Samkange Defender 5-11/155 Sr. Sammamish, Wash. / Eastlake High School Seattle Sounders Academy 17 Jared Jungjohann Defender 6-2/155 R-Fr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. / Valor Christian High School Real Colorado 18 Gideon Davis Defender 5-9/155 Fr. Barcelona, Spain/ CE Europa 20 Stefan Deleone Midfielder 5-10/145 Fr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. / Fossil Ridge High School Colorado Rapids Academy 22 Liam Johnson Midfielder 5-9/160 Fr. Golden, Colo. / Golden High School Colorado Rapids Academy 24 Brooks Crawford Forward 6-3/160 R-Fr. Greenwood Village, Colo. / Kent Denver Colorado Rapids Academy 25 Dylan Keeney Defender 5-8/150 R-So. Littleton, Colo. / Heritage High School Real Colorado Academy 26 Kenny Akamatsu Midfielder 5-9/150 Sr. Niigata, Japan / Nittan Daigaka Buzan Mitsubishi Yowa Soccer Club 27 Dan Mooney Defender 5-11/160 R-Jr. Indianapolis, Ind. / Cathedral High School Indiana Fire Academy 30 Will Palmquist Goalkeeper 6-0/175 R-So. Denver, Colo. / Denver East High School Colorado Rush 33 Connor McWilliams Midfielder 5-10/155 Fr. Littleton, Colo. / Chatfield High School Real Colorado ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht./Wt. Year Hometown (Previous School) Club Team 26 Kenny Akamatsu Midfielder 5-9/150 Sr. Niigata, Japan / Nittan Daigaka Buzan Mitsubishi Yowa Soccer Club 2 Ole Berg Defender 6-1/170 Fr. Oslo, Norway / Wang Toppidrett Valerenga IF 24 Brooks Crawford Forward 6-3/160 R-Fr. Greenwood Village, Colo. / Kent Denver Colorado Rapids Academy 18 Gideon Davis Defender 5-9/155 Fr. Barcelona, Spain/ CE Europa 20 Stefan Deleone Midfielder 5-10/145 Fr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. / Fossil Ridge High School Colorado Rapids Academy 5 Scott DeVoss Defender 6-1/175 R-Sr. Centennial, Colo. / Arapahoe High School Real Colorado Academy 7 Emil Fosse Midfielder 5-11/170 Fr. Aalesund, Norway / Fagerlia Videregaende Skole Aalesunds FK 0 Nick Gardner Goalkeeper 6-3/190 R-Sr. Marvin, N.C. / Charlotte Latin School Charlotte Soccer Academy 00 Kobe Gray Goalkeeper 6-3/200 R-Fr. Parker, Colo. / Ponderosa High School Real Colorado 4 Bailey Heller Defender 6-0/165 R-Fr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. / Rock Canyon High School Colorado Rapids Academy 22 Liam Johnson Midfielder 5-9/160 Fr. Golden, Colo. / Golden High School Colorado Rapids Academy 17 Jared Jungjohann Defender 6-2/155 R-Fr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. / Valor Christian High School Real Colorado 15 Alex Kaddah Midfielder 5-5/140 R-Fr. Blue Springs, Mo. / Blue Springs High School Sporting KC Academy 25 Dylan Keeney Defender 5-8/150 R-So. Littleton, Colo. / Heritage High School Real Colorado Academy 11 Eric Kronenberg Forward 6-0/160 R-Sr. Boulder, Colo. / Fairview High School Colorado Rapids Academy 33 Connor McWilliams Midfielder 5-10/155 Fr. Littleton, Colo. / Chatfield High School Real Colorado 27 Dan Mooney Defender 5-11/160 R-Jr. Indianapolis, Ind. / Cathedral High School Indiana Fire Academy 8 Destan Norman Midfielder 6-0/165 So. Fort Collins, Colo. / Fort Collins High School Real Colorado 30 Will Palmquist Goalkeeper 6-0/175 R-So. Denver, Colo. / Denver East High School Colorado Rush 12 Moshe Perez Midfielder 5-8/155 Sr. Shim’a, Israel / Mekif Omar Beitar Jerusalem 16 Tosh Samkange Defender 5-11/155 Sr. Sammamish, Wash. / Eastlake High School Seattle Sounders Academy 9 Andre Shinyashiki Forward 5-9/150 Sr. Sao Paulo, Brazil / Montverde Academy Pequeninos do Jockey 3 Shae Smalley Defender 5-7/145 R-Jr. Columbus, Ohio / Olentangy Orange High School Columbus Crew Academy 10 Jacob Stensson Midfielder 5-10/162 So. Stockholm, Sweden / Ostra Reals IF Brommapojkarna 6 Callum Stretch Defender 6-4/180 Fr. Encino, Calif. / Notre Dame High School Aston Villa Academy 13 Dennis Werngren Forward 5-10/160 Fr. Hollviken, Sweden / Trelleborgs Kommun Trelleborgs FF Head Coach: Jamie Franks (Wake Forest ‘09; Fourth Season as HC/Seventh Season at Denver) Assistant Coach: Zach Haines (North Carolina ‘08; First Season) Assistant Coach: Mac Hemmi (Colorado School of Mines ‘15; Third Season) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Clayton Zelin (Georgia Southern ‘06; Second Season) Pronunciation Guide #2 Ole berg – OO-lah Burg #7 Emil Fosse – Eh-meal Foh-Say #8 Destan Norman – Destaan Norman #9 Andre Shinyashiki – Andre Shin-Ya-Shi-Ki #12 Moshe Perez – Mo-Shay Perez #16 Tosh Samkange – Tosh Samkan-gee #17 Jared Jungjohann – Jared Jung-Jo-Hann #20 Stefan Deleone – Stefan Day-Leone

ROSTER BY ELIGIBILITY ROSTER BY STATE/COUNTRY ROSTER BY POSITION Seniors (7) - Akamatsu, DeVoss, Gardner, California (1): Stretch Goalkeepers (3) - Gardner, Gray, Palmquist Kronenberg, Perez, Samkange, Shinyashiki Colorado (12): Crawford, Deleone, DeVoss, Gray, Defenders (10) - Berg, Davis, DeVoss, Heller, Juniors (2) - Mooney, Smalley Heller, Johnson, Jungjohann, Keeney, Kronenberg, Jungjohann, Keeney, Mooney, Samkange, Smalley, Sophomores (4) - Keeney, Norman, Palmquist, McWilliams, Norman, Palmquist Stretch Stensson Indiana (1): Mooney | Missouri (1): Kaddah Midfielders (8) - Akamatsu, Deleone, Fosse, Johnson, Freshmen (13) - Berg, Crawford, Davis, Deleone, North Carolina (1): Gardner Kaddah, McWilliams, Norman, Stensson Fosse, Gray, Heller, Johnson, Jungjohann, Kaddah, Ohio (1): Smalley | Washington (1): Samkange Forwards (5) - Crawford, Kronenberg, Perez, McWilliams, Stretch, Werngren International: Shinyashiki, Werngren Bold = Redshirt Brazil (1): Shinyashiki | Japan (1): Akamatsu Israel (1): Perez | Norway (2): Berg, Fosse Spain: Davis (1) | Sweden (2): Stensson, Werngren

2 DENVER MEN’S SOCCER OH CAPTAIN MY CAPTAIN United Soccer Coaches - 8/28/18 School Points Prev. 2018 Record • Denver is co-captained by Andre Shinyashiki and Scott DeVoss in 2018. 1 Wake Forest (24) 692 5 2-0-0 • Shinyashiki has made 63 appearances in the last 3+ seasons for Franks’ Pioneers, netting 2 Duke (2) 632 10 2-0-0 27 goals and adding 12 assists for 66 career points. Of his 27 goals, 10 have been game- 3 Washington 591 24 2-0-0 winners, including five game-winning tallies in the Pioneers College Cup run in 2016. 4 Akron (2) 582 4 0-1-1 • Shinyashiki has a share of the Denver Division I goals record with 27, while holding the 5 Michigan State 551 7 1-0-1 6 Indiana 535 2 1-1-0 points and game-winning goals record following his game-winning tally against No. 3 7 Virginia 511 15 1-0-0 Washington (8/30). 8 UCLA 488 RV 1-0-0 • DeVoss has played and started in 64 matches at centerback in the last 3+ seasons for the 9 Louisville 472 6 1-0-0 Crimson and Gold. He’s scored five goals off set-pieces, including two game-winners, and 10 Stanford 445 1 0-0-1 added an assist to his scoresheet, while leading one of the best defenses in the country 11 Butler 422 NR 0-1-1 during his career in the center of the park. 12 North Carolina 395 9 1-1-0 13 UNC-Wilmington 323 NR 2-0-0 14 California 304 RV 2-0-0 SHINYASHIKI’S OPENING NIGHT 15 Fordham 277 16 1-0-0 • Andre Shinyashiki completed the first hat trick of his career inside the opening 26 16 Western Michigan 259 14 1-1-0 minutes of Denver’s season-opening win against Monmouth on Aug. 24. 17 Pacific 243 RV 1-1-0 • The hat trick was the fastest in Denver’s NCAA DI history, and the Pioneers first hat trick 18 Connecticut 195 RV 2-0-0 19 Denver 181 NR 1-0-0 since Zach Bolden scored three times in the 2013 Summit League Semifinal against 20 Creighton 162 RV 1-0-1 IUPUI. 21 Colgate 129 25 2-0-0 • Shinyashiki also added an assist to his hat trick to tie Denver’s single-game record with 22 Dartmouth 118 23 0-0-0 seven points in a match. 23 Tulsa 104 NR 1-0-1 • The 9:04 between the first and third goals for Shinyashiki was the 15th-fastest three- 24 Notre Dame 81 17 0-0-1 25 Old Dominion 68 RV 1-0-1 consecutive goals by the same player in NCAA Division I Men’s Soccer history. Also receiving votes: Virginia Tech (59), Portland (49), Georgetown • Stefan DeLeone scored on his debut to add the Pioneers fourth goal in the victory. (32), North Carolina State (29), Clemson (22), New Hampshire (21), • For his opening night performance, Shinyashiki was named the College Soccer News Coastal Carolina (19), UC Irvine (18), UC Santa Barbara (17), Albany National Player of the Week and USL PDL College Player of the Weekend, while also (8), Grand Canyon (8), Vermont (7), UIC (7), New Mexico (6), SMU earning a spot on the Top Drawer Soccer National Team of the Week. (6), Wisconsin (6), William & Mary (6), Marquette (5), Charlotte • Shinyashiki scored multiple goals in three season openers in his career, scoring twice (4), Central Florida (3), Xavier (3), West Virginia (2), Kentucky (2), in both the 2015 opener against Bakersfield and the 2017 opener against Florida Gulf Drake (1) Coast. DU Win Totals Year W L T Division DEFENSIVE FORM 2016 20 1 3 DI • The Pioneers allowed just one total shot in Denver’s 4-0 win over Monmouth in the 1988 20 2 2 NAIA 1989 19 1 1 NAIA season opener on August 24. The single shot was a first-half header that drifted wide. 1982 18 3 0 DII • DU held its opponent to one shot or less in the opener for the first time since October 1983 18 6 1 NAIA 1990 15 6 1 DII 2, 2016 in a match against Eastern Illinois. 2015 15 1 3 DI • The Pioneers also held [-/RV] Saint Louis without a single shot in September of 2016. 1978 14 3 1 DII • Denver allowed two shots on goal or less in eight matches in 2017, and has already 1992 14 3 1 DII 1997 14 3 1 DII done so in both matches in 2018. 1981 13 6 2 DII • DU allowed just nine shots on goal combined in the 2017 Summit League regular 1987 13 3 2 NAIA 1994 13 3 1 DII season. 2013 13 3 4 DI • In 2017, Denver allowed just 54 shots on goal, for an average of 2.84/game. Top Drawer Soccer - 8/27/18 UNIVERSITY OF DENVER SOCCER STADIUM School Record League Record • The University of Denver Soccer Stadium opened in 2009. 1. Wake Forest 2-0-0 0-0-0 • The 2,000 seat stadium hosts both the men’s and women’s soccer programs, and sits 2. Akron 0-0-1 0-0-0 3. Indiana 1-1-0 0-0-0 above the 10,000 square-foot Pat Bowlen Strength and Conditioning Complex. 4. Stanford 0-0-1 0-0-0 • The stadium has hosted the 2009 MPSF Men’s Tournament, 2014 Summit League 5. Denver 1-0-0 0-0-0 6. North Carolina 1-1-0 0-0-0 Men’s and Women’s Championships and 2015 and 2016 Summit League Men’s Champi- 7. Louisville 1-0-0 0-0-0 onship. DU will host the 2018 men’s championship this November. 8. Duke 2-0-0 0-0-0 • DU Soccer Stadium has also hosted the 2012 NCAA Women’s Soccer First Round, the 9. Butler 0-0-1 0-0-0 10. Western Michigan 1-0-0 0-0-0 2015 and 2016 NCAA Men’s Soccer Second Round and the 2016 NCAA Round of 16. 11. Michigan State 1-0-1 0-0-0 • Denver’s men’s program is 55-4-4 at home since Jamie Franks joined the staff as an 12. UCLA 1-0-0 0-0-0 assistant in 2012 and 65-16-10 since the stadium opened. 13. Virginia 1-0-0 0-0-0 14. UNC Wilmington 2-0-0 0-0-0 • The Pioneers are 48-3-2 in their last 53 matches at home. 15. Tulsa 1-0-1 0-0-0 16. Notre Dame 0-0-1 0-0-0 17. NC State 1-0-0 0-0-0 18. Washington 1-0-0 0-0-0 19. Fordham 1-0-0 0-0-0 20. UIC 2-0-0 0-0-0 21. California 2-0-0 0-0-0 22. Marquette 1-0-0 0-0-0 23. Creighton 1-0-1 0-0-0 24. Xavier 1-0-1 0-0-0 25. Virginia Tech 2-0-0 0-0-0 2018 SUMMIT LEAGUE STANDINGS (8/31) Others considered: UC Santa Barbara (2-0-0), New Hampshire (0-1- 0), Colgate (1-0-0), Vermont (1-1-0), Saint Louis (0-1-1) League Overall Team Pts GP Record GF GA Pts GP Record GF GA Denver 0 0 0-0 0 0 6 2 2-0 7 2 Purdue Fort Wayne 0 0 0-0 0 0 6 3 2-1 10 4 Eastern Illinois 0 0 0-0 0 0 4 2 1-0-1 3 1 Oral Roberts 0 0 0-0 0 0 3 3 1-2 3 4 Western Illinois 0 0 0-0 0 0 1 3 0-2-1 1 7 Omaha 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 3 0-3 0 4

DENVERPIONEERS.COM 3 2018 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Jamie Franks Alma Mater: Wake Forest (2009) Experience: Fourth Season Quick Hits: • Youngest head coach in the country in 2015 • Seventh overall season with program (3 as asst.) • 4 NCAA Tournament appearances • 5 Summit League Regular Season Championships • 4 Summit League Tournament Championships • Spent 2 years at Wake Forest before coming to DU • 10th DU men’s head coach

Franks Year-By-Year Jamie Franks begins his fourth season as Denver’s head men’s soccer coach votes in one of the two polls, including five at CIBER Field. In the NCAA and his seventh with the program overall in 2018 after being named the Tournament, Denver earned home wins over UNLV (3-0) and No. 11 Year Record Conf. program’s 10th head coach in January of 2015. Washington (2-1) before a Kortne Ford 89th minute header sent Denver to the College Cup after a 1-0 win at No. 3 Clemson. 2005 13-8-2! 1-5-2* In his first three seasons, the head coach of the 2016 National Coaching Staff of the Year put together a record of 46-8-8, improving Denver’s record since The 2016 season saw the Pioneers set new DI school marks for the second- 2006 18-3-4@ 5-2-1* Franks joined the staff as an assistant in 2012 to 81-25-16. Combined as a consecutive season in shutouts (14) and consecutive unbeaten matches (23). player and coach, Franks entered the year 180-52-33 in college soccer, having 2007 22-2-2& 6-1-1* reached five of the last 11 College Cups and winning a national championship 2015: In Franks first season in charge, the program reached new heights. at Wake Forest as a player in that span. The Pioneers were the only undefeated team in the country heading into 2008 21-2-1@ 7-0-1* the NCAA Tournament with a 15-0-3 mark, earned an NCAA First Round bye The three-time Summit League Coach of the Year and the head coach of the for the first time in program history, booked the program’s first trip into the Player 74-15-9 19-8-5 2016 NSCAA West Regional Staff of the Year was the youngest head coach in second round and hosted its first-ever NCAA Tournament home game in 2015. Scored 7 goals and 20 assists Division I in 2015 and the second youngest in 2016, earning the promotion from his assistant coaching roll following the departure of Bobby Muuss to Prior to the final poll released on December 15, Denver spent seven-straight 2009 17-4-3@ 5-2-1* Wake Forest. weeks in the top-10 of the National Soccer Coaches’ Association of America poll, including two weeks spent at No. 7, the highest ranking in the program’s 2011 8-8-5! 4-3-1* In just his second season in charge, Franks led the Pioneers to their first history. College Cup appearance in program history after picking up multiple wins at WF 25-12-8 9-5-2 (three) in the NCAA Tournament for the first time, and earning their first With a focus on the team’s defensive shape in his first year in charge, Franks’ postseason victory since 1970. squad allowed just eight goals in 2015, producing the second-best goals 2012 11-6-3 5-4-1# against average in the country (0.400), and had the second-best clean sheet Franks ended his second season at 35-2-6, having not lost in the regular rate in the country at 0.63. Denver’s defense allowed just 2.5 shots on goal 2013 13-3-4! 6-0-0^ season and having not suffered a defeat in regulation in his coaching tenure in 2015. The only upperclassman in Denver’s starting back four, Reagan Dunk 2014 11-8-1! 3-2-1^ to date. Under the Wake Forest alum, the Pioneers became the first program became Denver’s first NSCAA All-American (second team) and its first MAC since Clemson in 1977-78 to finish consecutive regular seasons unbeaten. Hermann Semifinalist. Dunk finished 30th in the country in assists with eight DU Asst. 35-17-8 14-6-2 from his right back position. 2017: Denver picked up right where it left off in 2016 in the opening 2015 15-1-3! 5-0-1^ weekend, knocking off two ranked teams at the University of Denver Soccer The 2015 season saw the Pioneers set new DI school marks in shutouts Stadium in Florida Gulf Coast and Akron. Following the opening weekend, (12), consecutive shutouts (7), consecutive scoreless minutes (797) and 2016 20-1-3@ 5-0-1 ^ the Pioneers dropped four of the next six. Denver split the next four matches, consecutive unbeaten matches (18). including a 3-1 win at Saint Louis before going unbeaten in the Pioneers’ 2017 11-6-2 5-0-0 ^ final seven matches of the campaign. Denver finished a perfect 5-0-0 in the Prior to 2015: In his three years as an assistant at DU, Franks primarily Summit League, and earned the program’s third result at New Mexico on worked with the midfielders and forwards who amassed 110 goals in three 2018 2-0-0 0-0-0 ^ Oct. 25. seasons, ranking in the top 15 in the country in 2012 & 2013. His roles and HC 48-8-8 15-0-2 responsibilities at the University of Denver included recruiting coordinator, Denver defeated Eastern Illinois 1-0 in the Summit League Semifinals, before budget manager, post game analysis of film, scouting, and assists in at DU 83-25-16 29-6-4 drawing Omaha 1-1 in the Summit League Final. Denver lost the final in an fundraising efforts. In addition, he worked closely with the implementation of Overall 182-52-33 57-19-11 11-round penalty kick shootout, being outscored by the home side 9-8. all soccer related matters. 2016: The last unbeaten team in the country for the second-straight year tied Franks joined the Pioneers after two years on staff with the Wake Forest a program record with 20 wins (20-1-3) in 2016, matching the 1988 (NAIA) men’s soccer team. Being a part of the Wake Forest soccer program both as a Pioneers that ended the campaign 20-2-2. Prior to its extra time defeat to No. player and a coach from 2005-2009 and 2011-2012, Franks was a part of one * - ACC; # - MPSF; ^ - Summit; 2 Wake Forest in the College Cup Semifinals, Denver (35-2-6) and Wake Forest of the most decorated classes in college soccer history. (36-5-6) were tied for the most wins in the country over the last two years ! - NCAA Tournament since the programs made coaching changes ahead of the 2015 season. Playing Career: Franks most recently played with the Rochester Rhinos in the @ - College Cup; USSF Division 2 League before re-joining Wake to begin his coaching career. Franks managed two-time All-American right back and two-time MAC & National Championship Hermann Semifinalist Reagan Dunk, Denver’s first Division I All-America Franks ranks fifth all time for games played (95) for the Demon Deacons selection in program history. Franks, Dunk, two-time captain Sam Hamilton from 2005-08, the first two of which Muuss served as assistant coach. and the rest of the 2016 Denver senior class combined for a 59-13-11 mark Franks scored seven goals and 20 assists, helping lead Wake Forest to over the last four years, the third best record in the country during that span. two ACC championships, three College Cups, including the 2007 national championship. After leaving Wake, Franks was selected by Chivas USA in the Denver earned its fourth-straight Summit League Regular Season and fourth round of the 2009 MLS SuperDraft. Prior to college, Franks played on Tournament titles in 2016, entering the 2016 NCAA Tournament with a record the US U-18 National Team. of 17-0-3. The Pioneers’ earned a No. 6 seed in the tournament and reached rankings as high as third in the final NSCAA Poll and third in the College Franks graduated from Wake Forest in 2008 with a bachelor’s degree in Soccer News Poll, all three program bests. communication and successfully completed the Business Management Program at the Calloway School of Business. He also completed his Masters in The Pioneers played 12 teams in 2016 that were either ranked or receiving Organizational Leadership here at the University of Denver in 2015. Assistant Coach Zach Haines Alma Mater: North Carolina (2008) Experience: First Season Spent six seasons as an assistant at UNC-Wilming- ton, including the final two as associate head coach. Assistant Coach Mac Hemmi Experience: First Season Alma Mater: Colorado School of Mines (2009) Volunteer Assistant Coach in 2016 and 2017 at DU.

4 DENVER MEN’S SOCCER GET IT EARLY OR LEAVE IT LATE DU’s Record When 2018 Since 2012 • Denver got an own goal off a Moshe Perez free kick in the sixth minute and eventually W L T W L T won the match on an Andre Shinyashiki strike from the top of the box in the 103rd Overall 2 0 0 83 25 16 minute to knock off No. 3 Washington (8/30) for the Pioneers first extra time win of the Home 2 0 0 55 5 4 season. Road 0 0 0 22 17 11 • Shinyashiki scored the equalizer vs. Omaha on October 28, 2017 with 16 seconds Neutral site 0 0 0 6 3 1 In overtime 1 0 0 13 7 16 remaining in the 90th minute, a match the Pioneers eventually won on a Graham Decided by goal or less 1 0 0 50 18 16 Smith 93rd minute penalty. The leveler was Denver’s latest equalizer/game-winner in Against ranked teams 1 0 0 10 10 3 its Division I history. Against unranked teams 1 0 0 73 15 13 • Shinyashiki scored the game-winner in the 2016 Summit League Final vs. Omaha with Leading at the half 2 0 0 47 3 2 41 seconds left in regulation on Nov. 12, Denver’s third goal in the 85th minute or later Trailing at the half 0 0 0 2 8 3 that season. Tied at the half 0 0 0 34 14 11 Scoring first 2 0 0 76 3 7 • Graham Smith’s 89th minute equalizer at Monmouth (8/26/16) in 2016 was Denver’s Opponent scores first 0 0 0 7 22 4 latest equalizer/game-winner at the time in regulation since Alex Tarnoczi scored a Scoring 4+ Goals 1 0 0 13 0 0 90th minute leveler (89:33) in Denver’s 5-4 extra time win at UNLV on Oct. 16, 2011. Scoring 3 goals 1 0 0 13 1 1 • Blake Elder scored an 87th minute winner on Sept. 17, 2016 vs. North Florida to break Scoring 2 goals 0 0 0 32 0 3 a nil-nil deadlock and send Denver to its seventh-straight win. Scoring 1 goal 0 0 0 25 9 7 Get shutout 0 0 0 0 15 5 • Alex Underwood ’s breakthrough (1:38) at No. 25 Rutgers in 2016 (8/28/16) was Allowing 4+ goals 0 0 0 0 2 0 Denver’s second-fastest goal since 2004, behind a Scott DeVoss opener against Western Allowing 3 goals 0 0 0 1 3 1 Illinois in the 2015 Summit League Semifinals (1:20)...On Sept. 3, 2017, holding mid Allowing 2 goals 1 0 0 5 11 3 Ryan Barlow scored 1:40 into proceedings in Denver’s 2-0 win over Drake on Sept. 3, Allowing 1 goal 0 0 0 26 8 7 2017. Shutout Opponent 1 0 0 51 0 6 More Shots 2 0 0 66 14 9 • Andre Shinyashiki’s goal with eight seconds left in the second period of extra time Less Shots 0 0 0 15 11 7 against New Mexico (10/19/16) is Denver’s latest goal on record in its Division I history. Tied Shots 0 0 0 2 0 0 More Shots on Goal 2 0 0 69 10 11 DENVER ATHLETICS SUCCESS Less Shots on Goal 0 0 0 4 13 2 • Denver Athletics has claimed the I-AAA Directors’ Cup in 10 of the last 11 seasons, for Tied Shots on Goal 0 0 0 10 2 3 the top finish in the Directors’ Cup standings amongst schools without football. More Corners 1 0 0 59 15 7 Less Corners 1 0 0 17 5 7 • The Pioneers have claimed 33 National Championships in their history (Skiing 24, Tied Corners 0 0 0 7 5 2 Hockey 8, Men’s Lacrosse 1). More Fouls 0 0 0 34 11 4 • Men’s soccer’s College Cup berth in 2016 is one of the athletic department’s 21 Less Fouls 1 0 0 43 13 12 National Semifinal appearances, including eight since 2011. Tied Fouls 1 0 0 6 1 0 • Denver’s 35th place overall Directors’ Cup finish in 2016-17 is the department’s best More Saves 0 0 0 18 10 2 Less Saves 2 0 0 61 14 11 in its history. DU’s men’s programs finished fifth in the Capital One Cup for the second Tied Saves 0 0 0 4 1 3 time in three years. 11 v 11 2 0 0 73 22 15 • Entering 2018-19, the Pioneers are one of five athletic departments in the country to Denver has man sent off 0 0 0 3 2 1 take home an NCAA title in each of the last four years. Opponent has man sent off 0 0 0 7 1 1 In August 2 0 0 9 2 2 In September 0 0 0 29 11 5 SIX-STRAIGHT 10-WIN SEASONS In October 0 0 0 25 8 7 • The Pioneers have recorded double-digit wins in each of the six seasons since Franks’ In November 0 0 0 19 3 2 arrival as an assistant, averaging 13.5 a season from 2012-17. The Pioneers reached On Monday 0 0 0 5 1 0 double digits in 2017 with their win at Western Illinois on Nov. 4. On Tuesday 0 0 0 2 1 0 • Denver last recorded 5+-consecutive double digit win seasons from 1986-1990, On Wednesday 0 0 0 1 1 2 producing a five-season record of 78-15-8 in that span. Prior to the current stretch, On Thursday 1 0 0 7 1 1 On Friday 1 0 0 22 11 6 Denver had never completed six-straight seasons in double-digits. From 2012-17, On Saturday 0 0 0 27 5 5 Denver has gone 82-25-16. On Sunday 0 0 0 19 5 2 Start time 10-12 a.m. MT 0 0 0 6 0 1 DENVER’S UNBEATEN STRETCHES Start time 12-2 p.m. MT 0 0 0 10 3 3 • Furman knocked off fourth-ranked Denver on Sept. 1, 2017, to snap Denver’s 37-match Start time 2-4 p.m. MT 0 0 0 5 2 1 Start time 4-6 p.m. MT 0 0 0 14 6 3 regular season unbeaten streak that dated back to Halloween Night, 2014. Start time 6-8 p.m. MT 2 0 0 48 11 7 • The setback was the first in the regular season in the head coaching career of Jamie Start time 8-10 p.m. MT 0 0 0 0 3 1 Franks. • In 2015-2016, DU became the first program to go unbeaten in consecutive regular Goals By Minute seasons since Clemson did so in 1977-78. 2018 2012-Pres. DU OPP DU OPP • The Pioneers went unbeaten through the first 18 matches in 2015 for the first time 1’-15’ 1 0 25 6 since 1989 when the Pioneers started 20 matches unbeaten (19-0-1)...2015 marked 16’-30’ 3 0 43 16 the first time the Pioneers finished a Division I regular season unbeaten. 31’-45’ 0 0 21 13 • DU was 20-0-3 before falling to No. 2 Wake Forest in the 2016 National Semifinals. 46’-60’ 0 1 37 19 • Following Maryland’s loss in the 2016 NCAA Second Round, the Pioneers were the last 61’-75’ 1 1 35 22 unbeaten team in the NCAA for the second-consecutive season. 76’-90’ 1 0 39 18 91’-100’ 0 0 7 2 • The Pioneers hadn’t lost at home in regulation in their last 48 matches at the University 101’-110’ 1 0 6 5 of Denver Soccer Stadium, prior to losing to Saint Mary’s on Sept. 17. Prior to that, Denver last lost in regulation to No. 21 Charlotte in the 2013 season opener. 2018 Honors and Awards Aug. 27, 2018 - Andre Shinyashiki - USL PDL Player of the Weekend Aug. 27, 2018 - Andre Shinyashiki - College Soccer News National Player of the Week Aug. 27, 2018 - Andre Shinyashiki - Summit League Player of the Week Aug. 27, 2018 - Andre Shinyashiki - Top Drawer Soccer National Team of the Week

DENVERPIONEERS.COM 5 LAST TIME OUT: [19/5] DENVER 3-2 [3/18] WASHINGTON (A.E.T.) Shinyashiki’s Extra Time Winner Takes [19/5] Denver Past [3/18] Washington DENVER – Senior striker Andre Shinyashiki (Sao Paulo, Brazil) finished his fourth goal of the early season in the side netting in the 103rd minute to send the [19/5] University of Denver men’s soccer team past [3/18] Washington 3-2 in extra time on Thursday night at the University of Denver Soccer Stadium.

Shinyashiki’s golden goal broke the Denver Division I career points record, tied the Denver Division I goals record and broke the Denver Division I game-winning goals record.

Senior transfer Moshe Perez (Shim’a, Israel) scored the equalizer to pull the Pioneers level at 2-2 in the 77th minute, and played the thru ball behind the Washington back-four that led to the Shinya- shiki winner.

The Pioneers (2-0-0) got on the board first in the sixth minute when a dangerous Perez free kick from the right flank to the top of the six-yard box was deflected in off Washington (2-1-0) defender Ethan Bartlow. Denver took the 1-0 lead into the locker room.

Washington quickly equalized on the other side of the intermission when Joey Parish got free on the back post on a set-piece and hammered home an open header. The Huskies flipped the script and took the lead in the 63rd minute when Dylan Teves netted his first of the season on an assist from Kasey French. Teves’ shot deflected off a Denver defender in-front and carried over the out- stretched arms of the Denver keeper.

Redshirt-junior defender Shae Smalley (Columbus, Ohio) re-entered the game as a second half sub- stitute in the 76th minute, and 10 seconds later setup the Perez equalizer with a back-post corner kick to bring the Pioneers back to level terms at 2-2.

Sophomore midfielder Jacob Stensson (Stockholm, Sweden) and Perez combined in the midfield to setup the Shinyashiki game-winner. Perez played a well-paced ball in behind the Huskies’ backline to the darting rung of senior Kenny Akamatsu (Niigata, Japan). The Denver winger pulled the ball back to Shinyashiki at the top of the box, who placed it in the bottom right corner for the third extra time winner of his career (vs. New Mexico 10/19/16, vs. Portland 11/3/16).

2017 National/Summit League Leaders Statistic National Summit Stat National Leader Stat Summit Leader Stat Assists Per Game 85 2 1.26 Wake Forest 2.87 Omaha 1.63 Corner Kicks Per Game 122 5 4.53 Clemson 7.58 Omaha 5.42 Fouls Per Game 78 3 11.32 North Carolina 7.27 Oral Roberts 9.75 Points Per Game 96 2 3.89 FIU 7.94 Omaha 4.47 Red Cards 81 2 1 Northern Ill. 7 Eastern Ill. 2 Save Pct 88 3 0.741 Indiana 0.905 Eastern Ill. 0.819 Saves Per Game 198 6 2.11 VMI 7.78 Eastern Ill. 5.00 Scoring Offense 103 2 1.32 FIU 2.78 Omaha 1.42 Shot Accuracy 59 2 0.447 Kentucky 0.519 Oral Roberts 0.468 Shots Per Game 118 5 11.53 Seattle U 18.57 Western Ill. 12.00 Shots on Goal Per Game 95 2 5.16 Seattle U 7.87 Oral Roberts 5.56 Shutout Percentage 36 1 0.421 Indiana 0.720 Denver 0.421 Team Goals Against Average 16 1 0.711 Indiana 0.260 Denver 0.711 Total Assists 75 2 24 Wake Forest 66 Omaha 31 Total Goals 87 2 25 Wake Forest 58 Omaha 27 Total Points 85 2 74 Wake Forest 182 Omaha 85 Won-Lost-Tied Percentage 39 1 0.632 Wake/Stanford 0.870 Denver 0.632 Yellow Cards 151 4 23 UMKC 47 Purdue Fort Wayne 41 Statistic Denver Player National Summit Stat National Leader Stat Summit Leader Stat Assists Per Game Christopher Mueller, Wisconsin 0.95 Xavier Gomez, Omaha 0.47 Game-Winning Goals Garrett McLaughlin, SMU 8 Goalie Minutes Played Nick Gardner 76 2 1662:33 Trey Muse, Indiana 2419:18 Mike Novotny, Eastern Ill. 1711:51 Goals Against Average Nick Gardner 24 1 0.758 Trey Muse, Indiana 0.260 Nick Gardner, Denver 0.758 Goals Per Game Andre Shinyashiki 63 3 0.47 Danny Musovski, UNLV 0.88 Elvir Ibisevic, Omaha 0.50 Drew Whalen, Western Ill. 0.50 Points Per Game Andre Shinyashiki 65 1 1.16 Danny Musovski, UNLV 2.12 Andre Shinyashiki, Denver 1.16 Save Pct Nick Gardner 143 6 0.708 Trey Muse, Indiana 0.903 Mike Novotny, Eastern Ill. 0.835 Saves Per Game Jacob Jordan, Drexel 6.47 Mike Novotny, Eastern Ill. 5.06 Shot Accuracy Andre Shinyashiki 79 4 0.493 Garrett McLaughlin, SMU 0.755 Romain Lopez, Purdue Fort Wayne 0.563 Shots Per Game Andre Shinyashiki 20 1 3.53 Kieran Roberts, Radford 5.44 Andre Shinyashiki, Denver 3.53 Shots on Goal Per Game Andre Shinyashiki 20 1 1.74 Kieran Roberts, Radford 2.83 Andre Shinyashiki, Denver 1.74 Shutouts Nick Gardner 32 1 7 Trey Muse, Indiana 18 Nick Gardner, Denver 7 Total Assists Christopher Mueller, Wisconsin 20 Xavier Gomez, Omaha 8 Total Goals Andre Shinyashiki 54 1 9 Niklas Brodacki, Central Ark. 17 Elvir Ibisevic, Omaha 9 Andre Shinyashiki, Denver 9 Total Points Andre Shinyashiki 62 1 22 Jon Bakero, Wake Forest 46 Andre Shinyashiki, Denver 22 Total Saves Jacob Jordan, Drexel 110 Mike Novotny, Eastern Ill. 91 Yellow Cards Destan Norman 62 6 5 Stavros Zarokostas, Rhode Island 10 Matthew Lieshout, Purdue Fort Wayne 7 Graham Smith 174 9 4 Zach Tom, Purdue Fort Wayne 7 AJ Fuller 422 15 3

6 DENVER MEN’S SOCCER DENVER CONTINUES PARTNERSHIP WITH ALTITUDE SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT College Soccer News - 8/27/18 • The Pioneers will have nine fall sports games on Altitude in the first two months of the School Record PW 1 Stanford 0-0-1 1 2018 broadcast schedule, including three men’s soccer matches. 2 Wake Forest 2-0-0 8 • Denver’s partnership with Altitude began in 2013-14 with men’s and women’s lacrosse, 3 Indiana 1-1-0 2 4 North Carolina 1-1-0 3 before Denver’s fall sports were added to the coverage slate in 2014-15, including both 5 Michigan State 1-0-1 4 2014 Summit League Soccer Championships. 6 Louisville 1-0-0 5 • Brad Thompson and Tyler Maun will share the play-by-play duties for the men’s 7 Duke 2-0-0 9 8 Akron 0-0-1 7 program, while Chris Bianchi will serve as the program’s primary analyst for the fourth- 9 Butler 0-0-1 11 straight season. 10 Georgetown 1-1-0 6 11 Western Michigan 1-0-0 14 12 Clemson 1-1-0 12 WORK IN THE CLASSROOM 13 SMU 1-1-0 10 • The Denver men’s soccer program topped the grade point average rankings according to 14 Virginia 1-0-0 15 the United Soccer Coaches’ Association for the second-consecutive year in 2016-17. Denver 15 Fordham 1-0-0 16 16 Washington 1-0-0 19 finished with a 3.619 grade point average that year to finish with the highest Division I GPA 17 UCLA 1-0-0 28 among the 205 NCAA men’s soccer programs in the top division of college athletics. 18 Colgate 1-0-0 21 • In 2015-16, the Pioneers turned in a 3.49 grade point average. 19 Tulsa 1-0-1 NR 20 Notre Dame 0-0-1 20 • In 2017-18, the Pioneers recorded a 3.628 grade point average, and will find out later this 21 Michigan 0-1-0 17 fall if that’s good enough for the top GPA in the country for the third-consecutive year. 22 Dartmouth 0-0-0 22 23 N.C. State 1-0-0 29 24 Seattle 0-1-0 18 STAYING HOME IN COLORADO 25 Coastal Carolina 1-1-0 24 • 12 of Denver’s 26 student-athletes are from Colorado, including newcomers Stefan 26 New Hampshire 0-1-0 25 27 Pacific 1-0-0 27 DeLeone, Liam Johnson and Connor McWilliams. 28 Maryland 0-1-0 23 • The Pioneers roster is made up of individual players from six other states. 29 William and Mary 1-0-0 30 • Denver has eight players with international hometowns, including newcomers Moshe 30 Cal State Fullerton 0-0-0 30 30 Denver 1-0-0 RV Perez (Israel), Ole Berg (Norway), Emil Fosse (Norway), Gideon Davis (Spain) and Dennis Others Receiving Votes: UNCW, Wisconsin, New Mexico, FIU, Werngren (Sweden). Creighton, California, Virginia Tech, Charlotte, UC Santa Barbara, Albany, High Point, Old Dominion, St. Francis Brooklyn, Xavier, UIC, DENVER’S 2018 SCHEDULE UMass Lowell • The Pioneers will take on nine teams that appeared in the 2018 United Soccer Coaches’ League Tournament History (11-7-2) Preseason Poll. Year Round Opponent Result at No. 4 Akron (Exhibition/Aug. 11) - W, 1-0 2000 MPSF Semifinal at Cal State Fullerton L, 3-1 2001 MPSF Quarterfinal vs. San Jose State (Fresno) L, 2-0 vs. No. 24 Washington (Aug. 30/7 p.m.) - W, 3-2 (a.e.t.) 2002 MPSF Quarterfinal Sacramento State (New Mexico) W, 2-1 at No. 8 SMU (Sept. 3/6 p.m.) 2002 MPSF Semifinal at New Mexico L, 3-2 vs. No. 25 Colgate (Sept. 7/7 p.m.) 2009 MPSF Quarterfinal Air Force T, 2-2 (DU 3-1 Pens) 2009 MPSF Semifinal New Mexico L, 1-0 vs. [RV] San Francisco (Sept. 16/1 p.m.) 2010 MPSF Semifinal at Sacramento State L, 3-1 at [RV] Creighton (Oct. 2/6 p.m.) 2011 MPSF Quarterfinal Air Force L, 2-0 2012 MPSF Quarterfinal San Jose State (New Mexico) W, 2-1 (a.e.t) at No. 15 Virginia (Oct. 8/4 p.m.) 2012 MPSF Semifinal at New Mexico L, 3-0 at [RV] Maryland (Oct. 16/5 p.m) 2013 Summit Semifinal vs. IUPUI (Western Illinois) W, 5-0 at No. 1 Stanford (Oct. 26/8 p.m.) 2013 Summit Final at Western Illinois W, 1-0 2014 Summit Semifinal Fort Wayne W, 3-0 2014 Summit Final Western Illinois W, 3-1 SUMMIT LEAGUE PRESEASON POLL 2015 Summit Semifinal Western Illinois W, 4-0 2015 Summit Final Oral Roberts W, 2-0 • Denver was picked to win its sixth-straight Summit League Regular Season title in a vote 2016 Summit Semifinal Western Illinois W, 1-0 of the league’s head coaches in August. 2016 Summit Final Omaha W, 2-1 • Captains Andre Shinyashiki and Scott DeVoss were both named to the Summit League’s 2017 Summit Semifinal Eastern Illinois W, 1-0 Players to Watch list. 2017 Summit Final at Omaha T, 1-1 (Oma 9-8 Pens) • Denver is the preseason favorite in the Summit League for the fifth-straight season. NCAA Tournament History (4-6-1) 2018 Summit League Men’s Soccer Preseason Coaches’ Poll Year Round Opponent Result 1970 Round of 16 vs. San Jose State W, 2-1 Points (1st) 2017 Record (Summit Record) 1970 Quarterfinal at UCLA L, 3-1 1. Denver 24 (4) 11-6-2 (5-0, 15 pts.) 2008 First Round at UC Davis L, 4-0 2010 First Round at UC Santa Barbara L, 1-0 (a.e.t.) 2. Omaha 22 (2) 10-6-3 (2-1-2, 8 pts.) 2013 First Round at Louisville T, 0-0 (LOU 3-2 Pens) 3. Western Illinois 17 5-10-1 (3-2, 9 pts.) 2014 First Round at Oregon State L, 1-0 4. Eastern Illinois 11 4-9-6 (2-2-1, 7 pts.) 2015 Second Round SMU [13] L, 1-0 (a.e.t.) 2016 Second Round UNLV [6] W, 3-0 5. Oral Roberts 9 4-11-1 (1-4, 3 pts.) 2016 Round of 16 [11] Washington [6] W, 2-1 6. Purdue Fort Wayne 7 5-9-4 (0-4-1, 1 pts.) 2016 Quarterfinals [3] Clemson [6] W, 1-0 2016 Semifinals [2] Wake Forest [6] L, 2-1 (a.e.t.) SENIOR LEADERSHIP • This year’s senior class helped lead the program to its first College Cup in program history in 2016, back-to-back undefeated regular seasons (2015-16), the first program to do that since Senior Class Wins (8/31) 1977-78 (Clemson), a 37-match unbeaten streak, a pair of NCAA Tournament appearances, Team W L T Pts % Wake Forest 57 8 7 82.4% three Summit League regular season titles and enters the match with a 48-8-8 record. Stanford 52 7 12 78.9% • The senior class enters the match tied for fourth in the country in wins with 48. Denver has Akron 49 14 9 72.2% claimed 79.2-percent of its possible points since the start of the 2015 season, the second- Denver 48 8 8 79.2% North Carolina 48 10 8 76.8% highest rate in the country behind Wake Forest (82.4). Indiana 45 9 16 71.9% Seattle 45 15 7 70.6% LEAGUE TITLES Clemson 45 14 10 70.0% Creighton 42 19 6 65.7% • With the Pioneers regular season win over Omaha on Oct. 28, 2017, Denver clinched Maryland 40 12 13 68.2% at least a share of its fifth-straight Summit League regular season title. Since joining the SMU 40 16 6 67.7% league in 2013, Denver has gone 24-2-3 in the conference regular season, including 15- Rider 39 16 7 66.7% Radford 38 15 8 66.7% 0-2 in the regular season since Franks took over as head coach. *Includes teams that entered the 2018 season with 38 wins from • The regular season title was Denver’s seventh since 2008 (won the MPSF in both 2008 2015-17 and 2010). • Denver is 9-0-1 all-time in the Summit League Tournament, winning the previous four league championships before falling in penalties in 2017 at Omaha. DENVERPIONEERS.COM 7 DENVER DIVISION I RECORD BOOK (1999-PRESENT) Denver’s DI Single-Season Records Denver’s DI Career Records Career Records (Cont.) Points Points Games Played 1. Brian Todd 37 (15-7) 1999 1. Andre Shinyashiki 66 (27-12) 15-18 1. Sam Hamilton 83 13-16 2 Zach Bolden 29 (10-9) 2013 2. Kyle Christensen 65 (27-11) 03-08 2. Alex Underwood 80 14-17 3. Matt Harrell 26 (10-6) 1999 3. Matt Harrell 58 (23-12) 99-01 3. Reagan Dunk 79 13-16 Jarod Stigall 26 (9-8) 2010 4. Nic Hartman 57 (17-13) 99-02 4. Chandler Crosswait 78 12-16 5. Matt Harrell 24 (10-4) 2000 5. Zach Bolden 56 (17-22) 10-13 Karsten Hanlin 78 13-16 6. Michael Piserchio 23 (7-9) 2000 6. Jarod Stigall 54 (19-16) 08-11 6. Nat Borchers 76 99-02 Andre Shinyashiki 23 (9-5) 2016 7. Michael Piserchio 44 (12-20) 00-01 7. Jarod Stigall 75 08-11 8. Andre Shinyashiki 22 (9-4) 2017 8. Karsten Hanlin 43 (14-15) 13-16 Blake Shannon 75 09-12 9. Michael Piserchio 21 (5-11) 2001 9. Collin Audley 41 (13-15) 06-09 AJ Fuller 75 14-17 Travis Hendricks 21 (9-3) 2004 10. Travis Hendricks 74 02-05 11 Josh Wren 20 (8-4) 2012 Goals Nic Hartman 74 99-02 Zach Bolden 20 (5-10) 2012 1. Kyle Christensen 27 03-08 Brian Hoyt 74 11-14 Andre Shinyashiki 27 15-18 Collin Audley 74 06-09 Game-Winning Goals 3. Matt Harrell 23 99-01 Matt Kirby 74 08-11 1. Zach Bolden 6 2013 4. Jarod Stigall 19 08-11 Scott DeVoss 64 15-18 2. Andre Shinyashiki 5 2016 5. Nic Hartman 17 99-02 Andre Shinyashiki 64 15-18 3. Brian Todd 4 1999 Zach Bolden 17 10-13 Kenny Akamatsu 61 15-18 Christian Bowers 4 2004 Brian Todd 17 1999 Kosta Kordistos 4 2014 8. Travis Hendricks 14 02-05 Games Started Karsten Hanlin 4 2015 Kellan Christensen 14 06-11 1. Nat Borchers 76 99-02 Karsten Hanlin 14 13-16 2. Blake Shannon 74 09-12 Assists Eric Kronenberg 12 13-18 Collin Audley 74 06-09 1. Michael Piserchio 11 2001 Reagan Dunk 74 13-16 2. Zach Bolden 10 2012 Game-Winning Goals 5. Nic Hartman 73 99-02 3. Michael Piserchio 9 2000 1. Andre Shinyashiki 10 15-18 6. Liam Girard 72 02-05 Zach Bolden 9 2013 2. Zach Bolden 9 10-13 7. Ben Mendozza 71 03-06 Sam Hamilton 9 2016 3. Collin Audley 8 06-09 Travis Hendricks 71 02-05 6 Jarod Stigall 8 2010 4. Kyle Christensen 7 03-08 9. Jordan Schweitzer 70 12-15 Reagan Dunk 8 2015 Karsten Hanlin 7 13-16 Scott DeVoss 64 15-18 Karsten Hanlin 8 2016 6. Eric Kronenberg 6 13-18 7. Christian Bowers 5 99-04 Shutouts Matt Harrell 5 99-01 1. Nick Gardner 13 2016 Joey Mathot 5 05-08 2. Dan Jackson 12 2015 Jarod Stigall 5 08-11 3. Oliver Brown 9/2 2013 Kosta Kordistos 5 13-14 Alex Underwood 5 14-16 Assists 1. Zach Bolden 22 10-13 2. Michael Piserchio 20 00-01 3. Reagan Dunk 18 13-16 4. Joey Mathot 17 05-08 5. Jarod Stigall 16 08-11 6. Karsten Hanlin 15 13-16 Collin Audley 15 06-09 8. Chandler Crosswait 14 12-16 Alex Underwood 14 14-17 10. Nic Hartman 13 99-02 Sam Hamilton 13 13-16 Andre Shinyashiki 12 15-18

8 DENVER MEN’S SOCCER PLAYER BIOS 0 Nick Gardner: Career: Played in 48 matches, keeping a 0.64 goals against average. 36-9-3 with 22 shutouts in his career. 2017: Made 34 saves and allowed just 14 goals for a 0.76 goals against average, keeping seven cleansheets. 2016: Summit League Goalkeeper of the Year...Summit League First Team. 2015: Redshirted 2014: Started five matches, allowing three goals against. 00 Kobe Gray: 2017: Redshirted HS: Played 13 seasons for Real Colorado, earning State Cup MVP honors during his pre-collegiate career. 2 Ole Berg: HS: Three-time MVP in Nike Cup...Played for the Norwegian National School Team...Also played seven years of handball. 3 Shae Smalley: 2018: Hit the corner in the second half on Moshe Perez’s equalizer against No. 3 Washington (8/30). 2017: Played in 13 matches, starting two of them at outside back. 2016: Redshirted 2015: Played in 11 matches, starting two at outside back. 4 Bailey Heller: 2018: Made his collegiate debut in Denver’s 4-0 win over Monmouth (8/24). 2017: Redshirted HS: Earned a U-18 Men’s National Team Camps invite in April, 2016. 5 Scott DeVoss: Career: Played and started 64 matches, scoring five goals and adding an assist in his time at centerback. 2018: Co-captain...Played in the offseason for the Colorado Rapids U-23s. 2017: Summit League Defensive Player of the Year...Started all 19 matches at center back...Scored the opener in the Summit League Final. 2016: Summit League Second Team...Played and started all 24 matches, seeing 2,269 minutes..Scored twice and added an assist. 2015: Started all 19 matches, scoring two goals, including the game-winner against Western Illinois in the Summit League Semifinal. 2014: Redshirted. 6 Callum Stretch: 2018: Top Drawer Soccer Preseason Impact Freshman to Watch... Made his collegiate debut in Denver’s 4-0 win over Monmouth (8/24), starting at centerback. H.S. Became the youngest America to sign with an English club when he joined Aston Villa’s Academy in 2016...In 2017-18, made four appearances in U-18 English Premier League, including 90 minutes in January matches against Chelsea and Swansea...Earned his first U.S. U-18 CAP in August, 2015, and earned a trip to the 2015 Nordic Cup in Sweden. 7 Emil Fosse: After seven seasons with Aksla IL, transferred to Norwegian Premier League club Aalesunds FK at 13, playing for the U16s for three seasons before earning a spot on the U-19s and Senior Reserve Team. 8 Destan Norman: 2017: Played in 15 of Denver’s 19 matches, starting 11 in the defensive midfield. HS: Played for Real Colorado Development Academy from 2014-17, starting 94-percent of matches over his last three years with the club. 9 Andre Shinyashiki: Career: Played in 64 matches, starting 48, netting 27 goals and adding 12 assists. 2018: Scored his third-career extra time winner in Denver’s 3-2 win over No. 3 Washington (8/30)...College Soccer News National Player of the Week on Aug. 27 after his season-open- ing hat trick and assist against Monmouth...Ranked as the seventh best player in the Top Drawer Soccer Preseason rankings...Co-captain.2017: Summit League Offensive Player of the Year...Played 19 matches, starting 17, netting nine goals to co-lead the Summit League, scoring five times in league play. 2016: Summit League Second Team...Summit League Tournament MVP...Played in 24 matches, starting 13 of them, scoring nine times and tallying five assists. 2015: Newcomer of the Year...Summit League First Team...Appeared in all 19 matches, making 16 starts...Tied the team- lead in goals with five. HS: No. 79 ranked player in the class of 2015 according to College Soccer News. 10 Jacob Stensson: 2017: Summit League Newcomer of the Year...Summit League First Team...Played in 18 of Denver’s 19 matches, starting 17 of them...Began the season at outside back before moving to holding mid. HS: Played nine seasons for Djurgaardens IF before moving to IF Brom- mapojkarna since 2013. 11 Eric Kronenberg: Career: Has played in 52 matches, all off the bench, scoring 12 goals and adding three assists...2017: Played in 14 matches, scoring twice and adding two assists... Appeared in his first match since 2014 on August 25, playing nine minutes in DU’s season opener...Suffered preseason injuries each of the two seasons before that, keeping him out of action in 2015 and 2016... Scored for the first time in 32 months in Denver’s 3-0 win over UC Davis. 2014: Played 20 matches, scoring seven goals and tallying an assist. 2013: Played 16 matches, scoring three times. HS: First Team All-Colorado in 2012..Three-time First Team All-Front Range League selection. 12 Moshe Perez: 2018: Was involved in all three goals in Denver’s 3-2 win over No. 3 Washington, including scoring the second-half equalizer, his first career Division I goal...Made his Division I and Denver debut on Aug. 24, tallying two assists in Denver’s 4-0 win over Monmouth...Ranked as the 87th best player in the Top Drawer Soccer Preseason rankings. 2017: 2017 Division II First Team All-American...Led Colorado Mesa with 34 points on 13 goals and eight assists in 21 matches. 2016: Played in and started in NCAA Tournament match...All-South Central Region selection... All-RMAC First Team. 2015: Played in the NCAA Tournament, RMAC All-Tournament Team...Played in 20 matches, starting 19 of them. 13 Dennis Werngren: HS: Spent three seasons at Trelleborgs FF Academy at the U-17, 18 and 21 levels...Scored 11 goals and added four assists in 18 matches with the U-19s and scored four goals in three CAPs with the U-21s. 15 Alex Kaddah: 2018: Made his collegiate debut in Denver’s 4-0 win over Monmouth (8/24). 2017: Redshirted. HS: Played for the U.S. National Futsal team, traveling to Canada and Costa Rica, scoring six goals in six CAPS. 16 Tosh Samkange: 2017: Played and started in 19 matches in Denver’s back four. 2016: Made 10 appearances, including a start at Butler (Oct. 10). 2015: Appeared in 13 matches making five starts at left back. HS: 110th ranked player in 2015 class according to College Soccer News. 17 Jared Jungjohann: 2018: Cleared an important cross off the six-yard box in extra time in Denver’s 3-2 win over No. 3 Washington (8/30)...Made his collegiate debut in Denver’s 4-0 win over Monmouth (8/24), starting at outside back in the Denver victory. 2017: Redshirted. HS: 2016 U.S. Development Academy Third Place National finish with Real Colorado. 18 Gideon Davis: 2018: Made his collegiate debut in Denver’s 4-0 win over Monmouth (8/24). HS: Played his club football for CE Europa...Called into U.S. U-20 National Team Camp in January...U-18 Youth National Team for two events in 2017 in Slovakia and Portugal. 20 Stefan DeLeone: 2018: Scored a goal in his collegiate debut in DU’s 4-0 win over Monmouth (8/24)...HS: Scored nine goals in 24 matches for the Colorado Rapids U-16s in 2016-17. 22 Liam Johnson: 2018: Made his collegiate debut in Denver’s 4-0 win over Monmouth (8/24). HS: Two-time State Cup MVP, reaching the Acade- my Final Four twice with Real Colorado in 2016 and the Colorado Rapids in 2017. 24 Brooks Crawford: 2018: Made his collegiate debut in Denver’s 4-0 win over Monmouth (8/24). 2017: Redshirted. HS: Played final three seasons of his youth soccer with the Colorado Rapids Development Academy. 25 Dylan Keeney: 2018: Made his first career start in Denver’s 4-0 win over Monmouth (8/24). 2017: Played in seven matches in Denver’s mid- field, seeing 180 minutes of action. 2016: Redshirted. HS: Continental League Player of the Year and First Team All-Colorado selection...Played for Real Colorado Academy. 26 Kenny Akamatsu: 2018: Tallied the primary assist on Andre Shinyashiki’s extra-time winner in its 3-2 win over No. 3 Washington (8/30)...2017: Played in all 19 matches, starting one of them...Finished with four points on a goal and two assists. 2016: Earned 23 appearances in the 24 match- es as a substitute for Jamie Franks...Netted the game-winner in Denver’s home opener against UC Riverside. 2015: Appeared in 17 games, making two starts..Scored first career goal in Denver’s Summit League Semifinal win over Western Illinois. HS: Invited to the U-16 National Team Camp in 2010. 27 Dan Mooney: 2017: Played in 11 matches, starting three of them. 2016: Did not play. 2015: Redshirted. HS: Played four seasons for FC Pride and two seasons for the Indiana Fire Academy. 30 Will Palmquist: 2017: Made two saves in the shootout in the Summit League Final against Omaha. 2016: Redshirted. HS: Played two seasons for the Colorado Rush U17 and U18 Development Academy...Earned First Team All-Colorado honors in 2014. 33 Connor McWilliams: HS: Six-time captain with the Colorado Rush..Also played for the Real Colorado Development Academy...Invited to the U-15 U.S. Men’s National Team Camp in 2014.

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10 DENVER MEN’S SOCCER 2018 RESULTS

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12 DENVER MEN’S SOCCER 2018 GAME-BY-GAME COMPARISON

DENVERPIONEERS.COM 13 CAREER HISTORY

14 DENVER MEN’S SOCCER CAREER HISTORY

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16 DENVER MEN’S SOCCER CAREER HISTORY

DENVERPIONEERS.COM 17 2018 DU Men’s SoccerRADIO/TV Roster ROSTER

Nick Gardner Kobe Gray Ole Berg Shae Smalley Bailey Heller Scott DeVoss Callum Stretch 0 RS-Sr., Goalkeeper 00 RS-Fr., Goalkeeper 2 Fr., Defender 3 RS-Jr., Defender 4 RS-Fr. Defender 5 RS-Sr., Defender 6 Fr., Defender

Emil Fosse Destan Norman Andre Shinyashiki Jacob Stensson Erik Kronenberg Moshe Perez Dennis Werngren 7 Fr. Midfielder 8 So., Midfielder 9 Sr., Forward 10 So., Midfielder 11 RS-Sr., Forward 12 Sr., Midfielder 13 Fr., Forward

Alex Kaddah Tosh Samkange Jared Jungjohann Gideon Davis Stefan DeLeone Liam Johnson Brooks Crawford 15 RS-Fr., Midfielder 16 Sr., Defender 17 RS-Fr., Defender 18 Fr., Defender 20 Fr., Midfielder 22 Fr., Midfielder 24 RS-Fr., Forward

Dylan Keeney Kenny Akamatsu Dan Mooeny Will Palmquist Connor McWilliams 25 RS-So., Defender 26 Sr., Midfielder 27 RS-Jr., Defender 30 RS-So., Goalkeeper 33 Fr., Midfielder

Jamie Franks Zach Haines Masaki Hemmi Clayton Zelin Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Volunteer Asst. Coach

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