#25 MICHIGAN STATE (5-2-0, B1G)

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1 2016 MICHIGAN STATE SPARTAN MEN S SOCCER 2016 SCHEDULE & RESULTS AUGUST Sat. 13 Thur. 18 Sat. 20 Fri. 26 Sun. 28 GREEN & WHITE at No. 6 Syracuse^ at Butler^ at No. 12 SMU vs. Oral Roberts W, 3-2 (OT) L, 3-2 W, 2-1 L, 0-2 SEPTEMBER Mon. 5 COLUMBIA Fri. 9 RUTGERS* (BTN) Wed. 14 at Oakland Sun. 18 MICHIGAN* (BTN) Fri. 23 at No. 1 Maryland* (BTN+) Wed. 28 BOWLING GREEN (BTN+) W, 2-1 W, 3-1 W, 1-0 W, 1-0 L, p.m. OCTOBER Sun. 2 at Ohio State* (BTN) Wed. 5 WESTERN MICHIGAN Sun. 9 WISCONSIN* (BTN+) Tue. 11 AKRON Sat. 15 at Penn State* Wed. 19 YALE Sat. 22 NORTHWESTERN* (BTN+) Tue. 25 at Notre Dame Sun. 30 at Indiana* (BTN+) 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 1 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. 3 p.m. 3 p.m. 7 p.m. 1 p.m. NOVEMBER Sun. 6 Big Ten Tournament Quarterfinals Fri. 11 Big Ten Tournament Semifinals Sun. 13 Big Ten Tournament Championship ^ - Exhibition * - Big Ten Contest Home Matches in CAPS 2016 BIG TEN STANDINGS Team Maryland Wisconsin Penn State Ohio State Indiana Northwestern Rutgers Michigan Big Ten Record Pct. Pts Overall Record Pct #25 MICHIGAN STATE (5-2-0, B1G) vs. BOWLING GREEN (6-2-1, MAC) WEDNESDAY, SEPT P.M. DEMARTIN STADIUM men s soccer has a pair of Buckeye State battles this week, beginning with Bowling Green on Wednesday, Sept. 28 at 4 p.m. The game will be televised on BTN Plus. MSU finishes the week on the road against Big Ten rival Ohio State on Sunday, Oct. 2 at 2 p.m. in a game that will be broadcast by the Big Ten Network. The Spartans had their four-game winning streak snapped by No. 1 Maryland last week, 2-0, in College Park. Redshirt-sophomore Jimmy Hague had a solid game tying his career high with seven saves. SCOUTING REPORT: BOWLING GREEN The Falcons come to town with a 6-2 overall record. In its last matchup, Bowling Green defeated Ohio State 2-0 at home. The Falcons also have wins over IUPUI, Appalachian State, Marshall and Wright State. Pat Flynn is the leading scorer for Bowling Green with three goals and three assists for nine points. Three different Falcons have eight points this season in Chris Brennan, Joe Sullivan and Robert Miller. Anthony Mwembia has played every minute in goal this season, allowing only five goals in nine games for a 0.53 GAA. The Falcons are out-scoring opponents 17-5, including scoring an efficient 10 first-half goals. SPARTANS-FALCONS SERIES holds a overall series record against Bowling Green. Last season, midfielder DeJuan Jones scored his first collegiate goal, as the men s soccer team shut down Bowling Green at Cochrane Stadium in Bowling Green, Ohio. In the 89th minute, senior midfielder Jason Stacy stole the ball from Bowling Green. He then slide the ball to the right, finding the foot of Jones who beat Falcon goalkeeper Ryan Heuton in a one-on-one battle for the only goal of the night. The assist was 1 the second of the season for Stacy who now has one goal and two assists for four points. NO SOPHOMORE SLUMP Forward Ryan Sierakowski has suffered no sophomore slump this season. In two seasons in the Spartan Green and White, Sierakowski is t-10th in career points for MSU with 22. He is also tied for sixth with nine career goals. With 2.86 shots per game this season, the sophomore is third in single-season shots per game. PUTTING IN THE TIME Junior defender Jimmy Fiscus is the only Spartan to have played every minute this season, logging in 630 minutes. Eight players have played at least 550 minutes this season, including defenders Brad Centala and Dewey Lewis who both have played over 600 minutes. The Spartan conditioning seems to be paying off, as MSU has had the same starting 11 all season. HAGUE MAKING A STATEMENT Redshirt-junior goalkeeper Jimmy Hague is third in the Big Ten in goals against average with a 0.87 GAA through the first seven games. Hague is also second in save percentage (0.800). Hague has three shutouts this season. Last season, the Spartans had eight wins and already have five this season. REGIONAL RANKING This week, the Spartans are ranked No. 3 in the most recent NSCAA Midwest Poll. Maryland is first in the regional rankings followed by Indiana. Delaware is fourth followed by William & Mary and Wisconsin. BIG TEN OPENERS is in the first match of Big Ten play under head coach Damon Rensing. The Spartans have won three of their last four B1G openers, picking up wins against Northwestern in 2013 and Maryland MSUmsoccer MSUmsoccer

2 in 2014, before tying Maryland last season along with defeated Rutgers, 4-0, on Sept. 9. This was the Spartans earliest Big Ten opener since opening the season against Northwestern on Sept. 3, Prior to that the earliest B1G game was also against Northwestern on Sept. 8, This was also the first time that MSU has opened league play against the Scarlet Knights. RENSING SAYS We are coming off a very tough game at No. 1 Maryland. It was their fifth-largest crowd ever with almost 7,500 fans there. It was very electric environment. They were the No. 1 team in the country and I thought our guys came away with a lot of positives, Rensing said. This week is kind of Ohio week with a very good Bowling Green team tomorrow, coming off a win against Ohio State. We follow up with a very typical Ohio State team, always good at home. YOUNG GUNS Five of the Spartans 10 goals this season have been scored by underclassmen. Sophomore Ryan Sierakowski is tied for first on the team with two goals. Sophomores DeJuan Jones and Hunter Barone have both scored a goal this season, while freshman Giuseppe Barone has added one as well. MSU has started five underclassmen this season, including freshmen Michael Wetungu, Michael Pimlott and Giuseppe Barone. Sophomores Hunter Barone and Jones have come off the bench. O CAPTAIN! MY CAPTAIN! has three captains this season in seniors Andrew Herr and Dewey Lewis, along with junior Jimmy Fiscus. UP NEXT After hosting Bowling Green on Sept. 28, the Spartans will begin the month of October on the road. will travel to Big Ten foe Ohio State on Sunday, Oct. 2 at 2 p.m. The game will be televised on the Big Ten Network. TREVOR HARRIS ENTERS HALL OF FAME An international import from Kingston, Jamaica, Trevor Harris helped guide the Michigan State soccer team to back-to-back Co- National Championships during the 1967 and 1968 seasons. The Harris-led Spartans were prolific scorers, setting the school record with 77 goals during the 1968 season. Harris was a true goal scorer who helped head coach Gene Kenney s powerhouse teams share national titles in with a combined record of The two-time All-American finished his illustrious Spartan career with 48 goals, which still ranks third on MSU s all-time list. From , Harris earned 116 points, which also still stands as third-most in Michigan State history. I am overwhelmed with excitement to be a member of the University Athletics Hall of Fame, Harris said. It s really exciting being recognized at such a prestigious university and I just feel very fortunate to be a part of that. During the 1967 campaign, Harris scored 23 goals as a sophomore, which still ranks as the third-most goals in a single season in MSU history. The Spartans outscored their opponents, 73-11, and finished with a stellar record of They settled a score with Long Island with a 4-0 win in an NCAA semifinal. Michigan State battled to a 0-0 tie against St. Louis to share the NCAA Championship. that will be televised on the Big Ten Network. MICHIGAN STATE NOTES men s soccer was picked sixth in the Big Ten Preseason Coaches Poll. The Spartans ended the 2015 campaign with an overall record and a Big Ten mark. Two-time defending Big Ten Tournament champion, Maryland was picked first despite finishing tied for third in the regular season in Indiana was voted to finish in the No. 2 spot, followed by 2015 regular season champs Ohio State at No. 3. Rutgers checked in at the No. 4 followed by Michigan at the No. 5 position and at No. 6. Wisconsin was voted to finish in the No. 7 spot followed by Penn State (No. 8) and Northwestern (No. 9). During its 2016 campaign, will take on seven 2015 NCAA Tournament qualifiers in their 17-game regular-season schedule, including six teams that finished in the NCAA RPI Top 25 and seven teams that finished in the NSCAA Top 25. The Spartans challenging schedule also includes 10 teams with 10 or more wins in MSU will take on three teams in the top 10, including hosting No. 2 Akron on Oct. 11 at the DeMartin Soccer Complex. The Spartans will also travel to No. 4 Maryland in a Big Ten matchup on Sept. 23. MSU will end the regular season at No. 9 Notre Dame on Oct. 25 and No. 15 Indiana on Oct. 30. The 2016 Big Ten Tournament will begin on Sunday, Nov. 6 at the top four seeds home sites. The semifinals will follow on Friday, Nov. 11 and the championship will be held on Sunday, Oct. 13. The Big Ten semifinal and championship will be played at Grand Park in Westfield, Indiana. MSU returns seven starters from last season s team that finished the season overall and in Big Ten action. The Spartans return two of their top three scorers in sophomore forward Ryan Sierakowski and junior midfielder Ken Krolicki. Sierakowski led the team in scoring with seven goals and three assists for 17 points. He was also named to the Big Ten All-Freshman squad. Krolicki was third in scoring with two goals and three assists for seven points. The Spartans seven returning starters are part of the 17 returners from last season, including seniors Dewey Lewis and Andrew Herr. In goal, has big shoes to fill in the graduation of all-time shutout leader Zach Bennett. Starters Jason Stacy and Zach Carroll have both graduated as well. A pair of juniors, defender Jimmy Fiscus and midfielder Ken Krolicki were named to the preseason honors list, along with sophomore forward Ryan Sierakowski. Fiscus and Sierakowski played in all 19 games last season with Krolicki playing in 18. Sierakowski was the Spartan s leading scorer last season with seven goals and three assists for 17 points. Krolicki was third in scoring in 2015 with two goals and three assists for seven points. TOPDRAWER PRESEASON HONORS The junior duo of defender Jimmy Fiscus and midfielder Ken Krolicki were named to the Preseason Top 100 Players Rankings by TopDrawerSoccer. Freshman midfielder Giuseppe Barone was tabbed to the TopDrawerSoccer Freshman First Team. BARONE BUNCH Freshman Giuseppe Barone will become the fourth member of the Barone family to don the Green and White. He joins current Spartan Hunter as well as former MSU players Mark ( ) Domenic ( ). LAST TIME OUT No. 22 men s soccer lost its road Big Ten opener to No. 1 Maryland, 2-0, at Ludwig Field in College Park, Maryland on Friday in front of 7,391 fans. The loss halts a four-game winning streak for the Spartans. With the defeat, falls to 5-2 overall and 2-1 in Big Ten action. Maryland remains unbeaten this season, improving to overall and in league action. I was really proud of our guys; we had a chance to cut it to 2-1. Unfortunately, we couldn t do it. All in all, when I look and evaluate the team, it was a really solid performance against the No. 1 team in the country, MSU head coach Damon Rensing said. We don t like to lose; that s not acceptable in out program. But when you look at how we played for 90 minutes in one of the toughest environments against one of the best teams. I think that you have a lot of positives. 2

3 2016 MICHIGAN STATE SPARTANS No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr./Elig. Hometown/Previous School 1 Jimmy Hague JR GK 6-4 Walled Lake, Mich./Walled Lake Western 2 Ryan Scott RS-JR M 5-11 Grand Rapids, Mich./Forest Hills Eastern 3 Jimmy Fiscus JR D 6-2 Novi, Mich./Northville 4 Kaden Keller RS-FR D 6-2 St. Louis, Mo./Principia 5 Michael Pimlott FR D 6-0 Farmington Hills, Mich./Farmington 6 DeJuan Jones SO F 5-9 Lansing, Mich./East Lansing 7 Hunter Barone SO F 5-11 Grandville, Mich./East Kentwood 8 Brad Centala JR D 6-0 Gross Pointe Woods, Mich./Gross Pointe North 9 Michael Marcantognini JR M 5-10 Sudbury, Ont., Canada/St. Andrews College 10 Giuseppe Barone FR M 5-9 Grandville, Mich./East Kenwood 11 Ryan Sierakowski SO F 6-1 McHenry, Ill./McHenry West 12 Andrew Herr SR M 5-9 Millersville, Pa./Penn Manor 13 Robbie Cort SO M 6-1 Bloomfield Hills, Mich./Brother Rice 14 Dewey Lewis SR D 5-11 Rockford, Mich./Rockford 15 Ali Scheib RS-JR F 5-9 Dearborn Heights, Mich./Crestwood 16 Connor Corrigan SO D 5-9 Fishers, Ind./Hamilton Southeastern 17 Michael Wetungu FR D 6-1 Rochester Hills, Mich./Adams 18 Brian Winterfield RS-JR M 5-11 Grand Blanc, Mich./Grand Blanc 19 Austin Piwinski RS-JR D 6-1 Harrison Township, Mich./De La Salle Collegiate 20 Cody Sweatte SO M 5-10 Bluemont, Va./VCU 21 Michael Beckett FR F 6-2 Holly, Mich./St. Mary s Prep 22 Ken Krolicki JR M 5-10 Plymouth, Mich./Canton 24 Luke Menne RS-FR D 5-9 Grand Ledge, Mich./Grand Ledge 27 Lou Plascencia RS-JR D 5-6 Okemos, Mich./Okemos 29 Zach Kovan RS-FR GK 5-10 Okemos, Mich./Okemos 30 Philip Stair RS-SO GK 5-11 Flushing, Mich./Powers Catholic Coaches Head Coach - Damon Rensing ( 96, eighth season) Assistant Coach - Ben Pirmann Assistant Coach - Cale Wassermann Volunteer Coach - Bret Mollon SPARTANS AT A GLANCE General Information Location...East Lansing, Mich. Founded Enrollment...50,085 President... Dr. Lou Anna K. Simon Athletics Director... Mark Hollis Conference... Big Ten Colors...Green (PMS 567) and White Stadium:... DeMartin Stadium (2,500) Coaching Staff Head Coach... Damon Rensing... (8th season) Alma Mater... Illinois State 85 Career Record (Years) (.571) Assistant Coach...Cale Wasserman (2nd season) Assistant Coach...Ben Pirmann (5th season) Volunteer Assistant Coach... Bret Mollon (1st season) Athletic Trainers... Matt Moreau, Ryan Morrison,...Morgan Schalm Athletic Communications Primary Soccer Contact...Kara Fisher Cell... (517) kfisher@ath.msu.edu Website...MSUSpartans.com Pronunciation Guide Michael Marcantognini - mar-can-toh-nee-nee Hunter Barone - Bar-OWN-ee Jimmy Fiscus - FIHS-kuss Brad Centala - sen-tah-lah Lou Plascencia - Pla-SEN-see-ah Jimmy Hague - HAYG Ali Scheib - SHYBE Ken Krolicki - crow-lick-ee Luke Menne - Men-ay Ryan Sierakowski - Sera-cow-skee Cody Sweatte - Sweet Michael Wetungu -Wet-TUNE-goo HEAD COACH DAMON RENSING Former MSU soccer standout Damon Rensing became the fifth head coach in Spartan history on January 1, 2009 after taking over for the legendary Joe Baum, who guided MSU for 32 seasons. The 2015 campaign is Rensing s seventh as head coach, after serving as an assistant coach for 10 seasons at his alma mater. In seven years, Rensing has compiled an impressive record (.575). Rensing was named MSU s head coach designate on Aug. 14, 2008 after Baum decided to make 2008 his final season as head coach. Rensing has spent nearly half his life in the Green and White with four years as varsity letterwinner, one season as an assistant with the women s program and 10 seasons in his previous position. In his first seven years as head coach, the Spartans have made five NCAA tournament campaigns, including a run to the Elite Eight in 2013 and The Spartans ended the 2014 season with a record overall and were in Big Ten action. The 2013 season also saw Rensing named the NSCAA Regional Coach of the Year, while Kevin Cope earned All-America honors and was eventually selected as the 25th pick in the MLS Super Draft. Fatai Alashe was selected as the fourth pick overall by the San Jose Earthquakes in the 2015 MLS SuperDraft. His selection in the first round of the draft marks the highest-ever in school history, surpassing first-round pick Doug DeMartin in In 2012, he guided MSU to its third Big Ten Tournament title in school history as the Spartans topped Michigan in overtime, 2-1. Under Rensing s leadership, the Spartans have received 20 All-Big Ten and 14 NSCAA All-Region selections, in addition to nine players that were named to the Big Ten All-Tournament Team. The Spartans performance in the classroom during Rensing s tenure has been equally impressive. Over the last six years, MSU has received 60 Academic All-Big Ten selections and 27 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar selections. During his 10 years as an assistant at, Rensing helped lead the Spartans to the 2004 and 2008 Big Ten Tournament championships as well as the 2008 conference regular-season crown. During his time as an assistant, Rensing tutored 15 different First Team All-Big Ten performers and nine different NSCAA-All Region honorees. Rensing also worked with three NSCAA All-America selections - Ryan McMahen (2005), Doug DeMartin (2008) and Jay Chapman (2014). Seven players Rensing has recruited and coached, including John Minagawa-Webster (2005), McMahen (2006), Kevin Reiman (2008), Rauwshan McKenzie (2008), DeMartin (2009), Cope (2013) and Alashe (2014) have been drafted by MLS teams. 3

4 SPARTAN HONOR ROLL Jimmy Fiscus Big Ten Preseason Honors List TopDrawerSoccer Top 100 Rankings Ken Krolicki Big Ten Preseason Honors List TopDrawerSoccer Top 100 Rankings Fiuseppe Barone TopDrawerSoccer Freshman First Team BY THE NUMBERS MSU Overall Record League Record Current Streak Lost one Home Record Road Record Neutral Record Leading Scorers Ken Krolicki (Jr., 7 GP, 2-1-5) Ryan Sierakowski (So., 7 GP, 2-1-5) Giuseppe Barone (Fr., 7 GP, 1-2-4) Andrew Herr (Sr., 7 GP, 0-4-4) Leading Goalkeeper Jimmy Hague (RS-So., 0.87 GAA,.800 Sv%, 5-2-0, 3 Sho.) Goals by Period 1 2 OT1 OT2 Total BIG TEN PLAYERS OF THE WEEK August 29 O: Tanner Thompson, IND D: Evan Finney, PSU September 6 O: Gordon Wild, MD D: Arie Ammann, PSU September 13 O: Ken Krolicki, MSU D: Parker Siegfried, OSU September 20 O: Gordon Wild, MD D: Robbie White, NU BOWLING GREEN Overall Record League Record Current Streak Won one Home Record Road Record Neutral Record Leading Scorers Pat Flynn (Sr., 9 GP, 3-3-9) Chris Brennan (Fr., 9 GP, 4-0-8) Joe Sullivan (Sr., 9 GP, 3-2-8) Leading Goalkeeper Anthony Mwembia (Fr., 0.53 GAA,.868 Sv%, 6-2-1, 5 Sho.) Goals by Period 1 2 OT1 OT2 Total NSCAA PRESEASON COACHES POLL Rank School (1st votes) Points Previous Record 1 Maryland Notre Dame Syracuse North Carolina Clemson Indiana Butler Denver Louisville Creighton Wake Forest Loyola Chicago UCLA Charlotte Fla. Gulf Coast 202 RV Washington 192 RV West Virginia 169 RV Virginia Tech UMass-Lowell Kentucky 124 RV Utah Valley San Diego State Akron UNC-Wilmington 81 NR Also receiving votes: Vermont (48), Radford (40), Pacific (36), Virginia (34), American (32), Delaware (26), New Mexico (20), South Florida (16), New Hampshire (16), Stanford (9), Boston College (9), California (5), Xavier (5), San Diego (3), Buffalo, (2) Bold = MSU Opponents MSU s Week-by-Week 2016 Ranking NSCAA Pre-season NA Aug. 30 NA Sept. 6 NA Sept. 13 NA Sept Sept Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 4

5 #1 Jimmy Hague Jr., GK, 6-4, Walled Lake, Mich. Has started all seven games this season for the Spartans... Allowed six goals in seven matches for a 0.87 GAA... Made first MSU start in win over No. 12 SMU (8/26)... Had a then-career-high four saves against the Mustangs, facing nine shots... Earned first career shutout against Rutgers (9/9)... Collected his second shutout of the season against Oakland (9/14)... Made a career-high seven saves in win against Michigan (9/18) for his third shutout of the season... Tied his career-high w #2 Ryan Scott Jr., M, 5-11, Grand Rapids, Mich. Saw time against Oral Roberts (8/28) and Columbia (9/5)... Played a season-high 47 minutes against Columbia, taking two corner kicks... Played 10 minutes against Rutgers (9/9). #3 Jimmy Fiscus Jr., D, 6-2, Novi, Mich. One of three captains... Started in all seven of MSU s matches this season... Played all 90 in all seven games... Took a season-high four shots against Oral Roberts (8/28), including two on goal... Played full 90 minutes against Oakland (9/14). #5 Michael Pimlott Fr., D, 6-0, Farmington Hills, Mich. Started all seven games this season... Played a seasonhigh 90 minutes against No. 12 SMU (8/26) and Rutgers (9/9)... Took first shot of the season against Columbia (9/5), playing 82 minutes... Took one shot against Rutgers (9/9)... Played full 90 minutes against Oakland (9/14)... Played 79 minutes in the Spartans win Michigan (9/18) and loss to No. 1 Maryland (9/23). #6 DeJuan Jones So., F, 5-9, Lansing, Mich. Come in off the bench in all seven games of the season... Played 42 minutes against Oral Roberts (Aug. 28) and Columbia (9/5)... Scored game-winning goal against Columbia, while also added an assist... Scored first career goal at DeMartin Soccer Complex against the Lions... Coming off the bench had one shot on goal against Oakland (9/14)... Played a season-high 43 minutes in the win against Michigan, taking two shots (9/18)... Took one shot in 44 minutes against No. 1 Maryland (9/23). #7 Hunter Barone So., F, 5-11, Grandville, Mich. Played 23 minutes in win against No. 12 SMU (8/26)... Came in off the bench against Oral Roberts (8/28)... Took three shots and four corner kicks against ORU... Scored first goal of the season against Rutgers (9/9)... Took two shots against the Scarlet Knights... One of only three Spartans to come in off the bench against No. 1 Maryland (9/23). #8 Brad Centala Jr., D, 6-0, Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich. Started against No. 12 SMU (8/26)... Started against Oral Roberts (8/28), taking three shots with one on goal... Started and played 79 minutes against Columbia (9/5)... Started against Rutgers and Oakland, playing all 90 minutes with four shots (9/9) (9/14) PLAYER BIO UPDATES Scored the game-winning goal against Michigan - the first of his career, playing all 90 minutes (9/18)... Took one shot in 90 minutes against No. 1 Maryland (9/23). #9 Michael Marcantognini Jr., M, 5-10, Sudbury, Ontario Has played in all three games this season, playing a season-high 40 minutes against Oral Roberts (9/28)... Took three shots against Columbia (9/5)... Scored first collegiate goal against Rutgers (9/9), playing 29 minutes... Took a shot in 12 minutes of action against Oakland (9/14)... Played 18 minutes in the win against Michigan (9/18)... One of only three Spartans to come in off the bench against No. 1 Maryland (9/23). #10 Giuseppe Barone Fr., F, 5-11, Grandville, Mich. Started all seven games as a freshman... Third on the team with one goal and two assists for four points... Scored first collegiate goal in win against No. 12 SMU (8/26)... Added an assist against the Mustangs... Has played at least 75 minutes in every match this season... Added an assist in win against Columbia (9/5)... Played 65 minutes against Rutgers (9/9)... Two shots, one on goal at Oakland (9/14). #11 Ryan Sierakowski So., F, 6-1, McHenry, Ill. Started in every game this season... Recorded his first goal of the season with the game winner against No. 12 SMU... Took six shots against the Mustangs... Took four shots against Oral Roberts (8/28)... Took two shots against Columbia (9/5)... Scored game-winning goal against Rutgers (9/9)... Led the team with three shots against Oakland (9/14)... Earned first assist of the season, playing all 90 minutes in the Spartans win against Michigan (9/18)... Led the team with two shot against No. 1 Maryland (9/23). #12 Andrew Herr Sr., M, 5-9, Millersville, Pa. One of three captains... Started in all seven games this season... Had two assists in win over Columbia (9/5)... Played a season-high 63 minutes against Columbia... Added two assists in win against Rutgers (9/9)... Took one shot in 60 minutes against Oakland (9/14)... Played 61 minutes against Michigan, taking one shot (9/18). #13 Robbie Cort So., M, 6-1, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Saw first action of the season against Rutgers (9/9). #14 Dewey Lewis Sr., D, 5-11, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. One of three captains... Started in all seven games this season... Took one shot against No. 12 SMU (8/26)... Had an assist in MSU s win against Rutgers (9/9), playing 83 minutes... Played the full 90 minutes at Oakland (9/14)... Had an assist on the game-winning goal against Michigan (9/18). #15 Ali Scheib R-Jr., F, 5-9, Dearborn Heights, Mich. Saw first action of the season against Rutgers (9/9). #16 Connor Corrigan So., D, 5-9, Fishers, Ind. Has started all seven games this season... Collected first assist of the season in a win against SMU (8/26)... Took six corner kicks against the Mustangs... Took four corners against Rutgers and took two shots against Rutgers (9/9).. Leads the team with 13 corner kicks (9/14)... Took four corner kicks in the win against Michigan (9/18). #17 Michael Wetungu Fr., D, 6-1, Rochester Hills, Mich. As a freshman, has started all seven matches this season, playing nearly every minute... Part of the Spartan backline... Took one shot in win against No. 12 SMU (8/26)... Played 83 minutes in win against Rutgers (9/9)... Played 90 minutes at Oakland (9/14) and Michigan (9/18). #19 Austin Piwinski R-Jr., D, 6-1, Harrison Township, Mich. Saw his first action of the season against Rutgers (9/9). #21 Michael Beckett Fr., F, 6-2, Holly, Mich. Has seen action in the Spartans loss to Oral Roberts (8/28). #22 Ken Krolicki Jr., M, 5-10, Plymouth, Mich. Has started all seven matches for the Spartans this season... Scored first goal of the season against Columbia (9/5)... Against Rutgers, scored a goal on a penalty kick and added an assist with five shots (9/9)... Took three shots, one on goal against Michigan (9/18). #24 Luke Menne RS-Fr., D, 5-9, Grand Ledge, Mich. Saw first action of his collegiate career against Rutgers (9/9). #30 Philip Stair RS-So., GK, 5-11, Flint, Mich. Saw first action of his collegiate career against Rutgers (9/9). 5

6 2016 MICHIGAN STATE BOX SCORES GAME 1: MSU 2, NO. 12 SMU Men's Soccer vs #12 SMU (Aug 26, 2016 at Dallas, Texas) (1-0-0) vs. SMU (0-1-0) Date: Aug 26, 2016 Attendance: 781 Weather: Mostly cloudy; 79 F gk 1 Hague, Jimmy d 3 Fiscus, Jimmy d 5 Pimlott, Michael d 8 Centala, Brad mf 10 Barone, Giuseppe f 11 Sierakowski, Ryan mf 12 Herr, Andrew d 14 Lewis, Dewey d 16 Corrigan, Connor d 17 Wetungu, Michael mf 22 Krolicki, Ken Jones, DeJuan Barone, Hunter Marcantognini, M Totals Hague, Jimmy 90: SMU SMU SMU SMU gk 1 NELSON, Michael d 2 CANO, Jordan d 4 WELCH, Garrett d 5 KING, Michael d 6 RICE, Jared mf 11 BOOROM, Christian f 14 CICHERO, Mauro mf 19 CUELLO, Emil mf 21 GARCIA, Stanton d 22 CLARK, Bryce mf 25 LEE, Brenden CURTIS, Taylor SMITH, Caleb JEFFRIES, AJ GUHL, Brandon MCLAUGHLIN, Garret MUNJOMA, Eddie Totals NELSON, Michael 90: SMU SMU GAME 2: ORAL ROBERTS 2, MSU 0 vs Oral Roberts (Aug 28, 2016 at Dallas, Texas) (1-1-0) vs. Oral Roberts (2-0-0) Date: Aug 28, 2016 Attendance: 175 Oral Roberts Weather: Mostly Sunny; 84F, FL 101F; Wind: 2 MPH WSW gk 1 Hague, Jimmy d 3 Fiscus, Jimmy d 5 Pimlott, Michael d 8 Centala, Brad mf 10 Barone, Giuseppe f 11 Sierakowski, Ryan mf 12 Herr, Andrew d 14 Lewis, Dewey mf 16 Corrigan, Connor d 17 Wetungu, Michael mf 22 Krolicki, Ken Scott, Ryan Jones, DeJuan Barone, Hunter Marcantognini, M Beckett, Michael Totals Hague, Jimmy 90: Oral Roberts Oral Roberts Oral Roberts gk 0 Johnson,Parker mf 5 Harris,Alex f 6 Rogers,Matthew f 7 Chavez,Junior d 8 Reyes,Javo mf 9 Cantor,Corey mf 10 Riveros,Santiago mf 16 Haskin,Colton mf 17 Mortazavi,Cameron d 23 LaCourse,Tyler d 25 Vandeputte,Baptiste Giquel,Thibaut Noble,Parker Omokaro,Michael Torres,Alejandro Fraley,Isaac Brus,Brandon Totals Johnson,Parker 45: Giquel,Thibaut 45: TM TEAM 0: Oral Roberts Oral Roberts :30 SMU CICHERO, Mauro (1) Penalty kick 2. 60:35 MSU Barone, Giuseppe (1) Corrigan, Connor Deflected in off of corner kick 3. 73:54 MSU Sierakowski, Ryan (1) Barone, Giuseppe Collected rebound off goalkeeper YC-SMU #22 (15:32); YC-MSU #8 (69:45); YC-SMU #25 (79:27) Win-Hague, Jimmy (1-0-0). Loss-NELSON, Michael (0-1-0). Stadium: Westcott Field Officials: Referee: Tim Debysingh; Asst. Referee: Kyle Borne; Ian Chapman; Alt. Official: John Navarro; Timekeeper: Carl Koontz; Scorer: Shannon Malone; Offsides: 0, SMU 1. GAME 3: MSU 2, COLUMBIA 1 Columbia vs (Sep 05, 2016 at East Lansing, Mich.) Columbia (1-1) vs. (2-1) Date: Sep 05, 2016 Attendance: 1522 Weather: low 80s clear Columbia gk 1 Zach Adler d 3 Brendan Dennis d 4 Alex Bangerl m 6 Haris Stamboulidis f 9 Arthur Bosua m 10 John Denis d 12 Kynan Rocks d 17 Amit Shumowitz m 19 Vana Markarian m 25 Andrew Tinari m 27 Nike Azuma Dylan Mott Rhys Williams Danny Laranetto Totals Zach Adler 90: TM Team 0: Columbia Columbia Columbia gk 1 Hague, Jimmy d 3 Fiscus, Jimmy d 5 Pimlott, Michael d 8 Centala, Brad m 10 Barone, Giuseppe f 11 Sierakowski, Ryan m 12 Herr, Andrew d 14 Lewis, Dewey d 16 Corrigan, Connor d 17 Wetungu, Michael m 22 Krolicki, Ken Scott, Ryan Keller, Kaden Jones, DeJuan Marcantognini, M Plascencia, Lou Totals Hague, Jimmy 90: Columbia Columbia :36 COL Andrew Tinari Arthur Bosua nine yards off rebound 2. 70:31 MSU Krolicki, Ken (1) Jones, DeJuan from 8 yards out to left side Herr, Andrew 3. 85:24 MSU Jones, DeJuan (1) Barone, Giuseppe off long pass from #10 and #12 Herr, Andrew YC-MSU #14 (56:18) Win-Hague, Jimmy (2-1). Loss-Zach Adler (1-1). Stadium: DeMartin Stadium Officials: Referee: Gregory Dopka; Asst. Referee: Jason J. White; Michael Allie; Alt. Official: Marc Lawrence; Offsides: Columbia 2, :23 ORU Harris,Alex (1) Riveros,Santiago 2. 62:15 ORU Cantor,Corey (1) Haskin,Colton Dribbled into 18; beat defender; left-foote shot passed goalie YC-ORU #1 (85:52) Win-Giquel,Thibaut (1-0-0). Loss-Hague, Jimmy (1-1-0). Stadium: Westcott Field Officials: Referee: Jody Pinkerton; Asst. Referee: Daniel Horsch; Troy Dodge; Alt. Official: Luis Almeida; Timekeeper: Lindsey Olsen; Scorer: Spencer Stewart; Offsides: 0, Oral Roberts 2. Soccer Box Score (Final) GAME 4: MSU 4, RUTGERS Men's Soccer Rutgers vs (Sep 09, 2016 at East Lansing, Mich.) Rutgers (0-4, 0-1 B1G) vs. (3-1, 1-0 B1G) Date: Sep 09, 2016 Attendance: 1399 Weather: cloudy, low 80s Rutgers gk 1 Greczek, David d 2 Guzman, Niel d 4 Tetro, Ross m 7 Gibbs, Rayon m 11 McKoy, Sheldon m 15 McQuaid, Tim f 16 Perez, Dante f 20 Wright, Jason d 22 Morris, Tyler m 25 Faheem, Ahmad f 37 Peterson, Ryan Scheidt, Athanasios Kemmerer, Kieran Weick, Jesse Dovell, Thomas Totals Greczek, David 90: Rutgers Rutgers Rutgers gk 1 Hague, Jimmy d 3 Fiscus, Jimmy d 5 Pimlott, Michael d 8 Centala, Brad m 10 Barone, Giuseppe f 11 Sierakowski, Ryan m 12 Herr, Andrew d 14 Lewis, Dewey d 16 Corrigan, Connor d 17 Wetungu, Michael m 22 Krolicki, Ken Scott, Ryan Jones, DeJuan Barone, Hunter Marcantognini, M Cort, Robbie Scheib, Ali Piwinski, Austin Menne, Luke Stair, Philip Totals Hague, Jimmy 83: Stair, Philip 6: Rutgers Rutgers :39 MSU Sierakowski, Ryan (2) (unassisted) from 14 yards off direct kick 2. 62:42 MSU Marcantognini, M. (1) Herr, Andrew spun around defender from 6yds to lft cor Lewis, Dewey 3. 77:55 MSU Barone, Hunter (1) Krolicki, Ken off rebound Herr, Andrew 4. 79:37 MSU Krolicki, Ken (2) Penalty kick YC-RU #37 (42:35) Win-Hague, Jimmy (3-1). Loss-Greczek, David (0-4). Stadium: DeMartin Stadium Officials: Referee: Sergio Gonzalez; Asst. Referee: John Douglas; Jason J. White; Alt. Official: Nick Schall; Offsides: Rutgers 0, 4. 6

7 2016 MICHIGAN STATE BOX SCORES GAME 5: MSU 1, OAKLAND Men's Soccer vs Oakland (9/14/2016 at Rochester, MI) (4-1-0) vs. Oakland (1-4-0) Date: 9/14/2016 Attendance: 1385 Weather: Sunny, slight breeze gk 1 Hague, Jimmy d 3 Fiscus, Jimmy d 5 Pimlott, Michael d 8 Centala, Brad Barone, Giuseppe f 11 Sierakowski, Ryan Herr, Andrew Lewis, Dewey d 16 Corrigan, Connor d 17 Wetungu, Michael Krolicki, Ken Jones, DeJuan Barone, Hunter Marcantognini, M TM TEAM Totals Hague, Jimmy 90: Oakland Oakland Oakland Oakland gk 1 McQueenie, Liam mf 3 Jabbori, Chase d 4 Williams, Wilfred mf 5 Akeel, Dean d 8 Maddox, Willie f 11 Popovic, Nebosja mf 12 Greene, Alec mf 16 Serwatka, Alex mf 19 Ricci, Austin d 20 Higgins, Nyal d 27 Strack, Nick Shaw, AJ Harrington, Travis Totals McQueenie, Liam 90: Oakland Oakland :57 MSU OWN GOAL (unassisted) Header in traffic off corner kick, Oakla YC-OAK #20 (44:57) Win-Hague, Jimmy (4-1). Loss-McQueenie, Liam (0-1). Stadium: Oakland Soccer Field Officials: Referee: Marc Lawrence; Asst. Referee: Steve Besk; Casey Bantle; Scorer: Mekye Phelps; Offsides: 3, Oakland 1. GAME 6: MSU 1, MICHIGAN Men's Soccer Michgan vs (Sep 18, 2016 at East Lansing, Mich.) Michgan (0-4-3, B1G) vs. (5-1, 2-0 B1G) Date: Sep 18, 2016 Attendance: 3175 Weather: clear, hi 70s Michgan Min gk 1 Louro, Evan d 2 Borges, Marcello d 4 Stevens, Billy d 6 Eckenrode, Lars m 8 Cerda, Ivo f 9 Hallahan, Jack m 10 Atuahene, Francis m 11 Nason, Brett d 15 Brown, Peter f 20 Sahlool, Yamann f 27 Woods, Rylee Morris, Andre Kapitula, Michael Mertz, Robbie Jacob, Tristan Anderson, Tyler Totals Louro, Evan 90: Michgan Michgan Michgan Min gk 1 Hague, Jimmy d 3 Fiscus, Jimmy d 5 Pimlott, Michael d 8 Centala, Brad m 10 Barone, Giuseppe f 11 Sierakowski, Ryan m 12 Herr, Andrew d 14 Lewis, Dewey d 16 Corrigan, Connor d 17 Wetungu, Michael m 22 Krolicki, Ken Jones, DeJuan Marcantognini, M Totals Hague, Jimmy 90: TM TEAM 0: Michgan Michgan :24 MSU Centala, Brad (1) Lewis, Dewey flicked in off header to lower lft corner Sierakowski, Ryan YC-MSU #11 (35:48); YC-MICH #2 (62:05); YC-MICH #6 (71:39) Win-Hague, Jimmy (5-1). Loss-Louro, Evan (0-4-3). Stadium: DeMartin Stadium Officials: Referee: Edvin Jurisevic; Asst. Referee: Anthony Vasoli; Igor Reznik; Alt. Official: John Douglas; Offsides: Michgan 0, 1. GAME 7: #1 MARYLAND, #22 MSU #22 vs #1 Maryland Terrapins (Sep 23, 2016 at College Park, Md.) (5-2-0) vs. Maryland Terrapins (6-0-2) Date: Sep 23, 2016 Attendance: 7391 Weather: Min gk 1 Hague, Jimmy d 3 Fiscus, Jimmy d 5 Pimlott, Michael d 8 Centala, Brad m 10 Barone, Giuseppe f 11 Sierakowski, Ryan m 12 Herr, Andrew d 14 Lewis, Dewey d 16 Corrigan, Connor d 17 Wetungu, Michael m 22 Krolicki, Ken Jones, DeJuan Barone, Hunter Marcantognini, M Totals Hague, Jimmy 90: Maryland Terrapins Maryland Terrapins Maryland Terrapins Maryland Terrapins Min gk 1 Niedermeier, Cody d 4 Crognale, Alex d 5 Dainkeh, Suli f 8 Wild, Gordon f 9 Elney, Sebastian m 10 Sejdic, Amar m 12 Rozhansky, Jake d 13 Samuels, Andrew m 19 Williamson, Eryk m 25 Albrecht, Cody d 28 Odoi-Atsem, Chris Pines, Donovan Campbell, George Smith, Connor Reeves, D.J Calix, Jorge Korvah, Emmanuel TM Team Totals Niedermeier, Cody 90: Maryland Terrapins Maryland Terrapins :44 UMD Rozhansky, Jake (2) Odoi-Atsem, Chris from five yards Williamson, Eryk 2. 72:39 UMD OWN GOAL (unassisted) OWN GOAL Win-Niedermeier, Cody (6-0-2). Loss-Hague, Jimmy (5-2-0). Stadium: Ludwig Field Officials: Referee: Mark Kadlecik; Asst. Referee: James Brooks; Jeffrey Skinker; Alt. Official: Korey Carter; Scorer: Jodi Fick; Offsides: 0, Maryland Terrapins 1. 7

8 2016 MICHIGAN STATE STATISTICS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 26 at #12 SMU W N Aug 28 vs Oral Roberts L Sep 05 COLUMBIA W * Sep 09 RUTGERS W /14/2016at Oakland W * Sep 18 MICHGAN W * Sep 23 at #1 Maryland Terrapins L TEAM STATISTICS MSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game GOAL BREAKDOWN Penalty 1 1 Unassisted 2 2 Overtime 0 0 CORNER KICKS Goals off corners 1 0 PENALTY KICKS OFFSIDES 8 7 PENALTIES Yellow cards 3 7 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 3/2032 3/3186 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/175 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 11 Sierakowski, Ryan Krolicki, Ken Barone, Giuseppe Herr, Andrew Jones, DeJuan Centala, Brad Marcantognini, M Barone, Hunter Lewis, Dewey Corrigan, Connor Fiscus, Jimmy Pimlott, Michael Beckett, Michael Wetungu, Michael Stair, Philip Menne, Luke Piwinski, Austin Scheib, Ali Cort, Robbie Scott, Ryan Hague, Jimmy Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 30 Stair, Philip 1 6: /1 1 Hague, Jimmy 7 623: /1 Total 7 630: Opponents 7 630: Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd Total Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd Total Opponents

9 2016 MICHIGAN STATE STATISTICS (BIG TEN ONLY) Conference games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. * Sep 09 RUTGERS W * Sep 18 MICHGAN W * Sep 23 at #1 Maryland Terrapins L TEAM STATISTICS MSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game GOAL BREAKDOWN Penalty 1 0 Unassisted 2 1 Overtime 0 0 CORNER KICKS Goals off corners 0 0 PENALTY KICKS OFFSIDES 5 1 PENALTIES Yellow cards 1 3 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 2/2287 1/7391 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 22 Krolicki, Ken Sierakowski, Ryan Centala, Brad Barone, Hunter Marcantognini, M Herr, Andrew Lewis, Dewey Jones, DeJuan Corrigan, Connor Pimlott, Michael Stair, Philip Menne, Luke Piwinski, Austin Wetungu, Michael Scheib, Ali Cort, Robbie Barone, Giuseppe Fiscus, Jimmy Scott, Ryan Hague, Jimmy Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 30 Stair, Philip 1 6: /1 1 Hague, Jimmy 3 263: /1 Total 3 270: Opponents 3 270: Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd Total Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd Total Opponents

10 2016 MICHIGAN STATE STATISTICS All games Opponent Date Score HAGUE,JIMM SCOTT,RYAN FISCUS,JIM PIMLOTT,MI JONES,DEJU BARONE,HUN CENTALA,BR MARCANTOGN BARONE,GIU SIERAKOWSK HERR,ANDRE at SMU Aug W DNP vs ORU Aug L COL Sep W DNP RU Sep W at OAK 9/14/ W DNP MICH Sep W DNP DNP at UMD Sep L DNP Opponent Date Score CORT,ROBBI LEWIS,DEWE SCHEIB,ALI CORRIGAN,C WETUNGU,MI PIWINSKI,A BECKETT,MI KROLICKI,K MENNE,LUKE STAIR,PHIL at SMU Aug W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP vs ORU Aug L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP COL Sep W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP RU Sep W DNP at OAK 9/14/ W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP MICH Sep W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at UMD Sep L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 10

11 2016 MICHIGAN STATE PLAYER HIGHS POINTS 3 Krolicki, Ken vs Rutgers (Sep 09) 3 Jones, DeJuan vs Columbia (Sep 05) 3 Barone, Giuseppe at SMU (Aug 26) GOALS 1 Centala, Brad vs Michgan (Sep 18) 1 Marcantognini, M. vs Rutgers (Sep 09) 1 Sierakowski, Ryan vs Rutgers (Sep 09) 1 Krolicki, Ken vs Rutgers (Sep 09) 1 Barone, Hunter vs Rutgers (Sep 09) 1 Krolicki, Ken vs Columbia (Sep 05) 1 Jones, DeJuan vs Columbia (Sep 05) 1 Sierakowski, Ryan at SMU (Aug 26) 1 Barone, Giuseppe at SMU (Aug 26) ASSISTS 2 Herr, Andrew vs Rutgers (Sep 09) 2 Herr, Andrew vs Columbia (Sep 05) SHOTS 6 Sierakowski, Ryan at SMU (Aug 26) 5 Krolicki, Ken vs Rutgers (Sep 09) SHOTS ON GOAL 3 Sierakowski, Ryan at SMU (Aug 26) 2 Centala, Brad vs Rutgers (Sep 09) 2 Krolicki, Ken vs Rutgers (Sep 09) 2 Fiscus, Jimmy vs Oral Roberts (Aug 28) SAVES 7 Hague, Jimmy at Maryland Terrapins (Sep 23) 7 Hague, Jimmy vs Michgan (Sep 18) 11

12 2016 MICHIGAN STATE TEAM HIGHS - TEAM GAME HIGHS POINTS 12 vs Rutgers (Sep 09) 8 vs Columbia (Sep 05) GOALS 4 vs Rutgers (Sep 09) 2 vs Columbia (Sep 05) 2 at SMU (Aug 26) ASSISTS 4 vs Rutgers (Sep 09) 4 vs Columbia (Sep 05) SHOTS 22 vs Oral Roberts (Aug 28) 18 vs Rutgers (Sep 09) SHOT PERCENT.222 (4-18) vs Rutgers (Sep 09).167 (2-12) vs Columbia (Sep 05).167 (2-12) at SMU (Aug 26) SHOTS ON GOAL 8 vs Rutgers (Sep 09) 7 vs Oral Roberts (Aug 28) ON GOAL PERCENT.600 (3-5) at Maryland Terrapins (Sep 23).444 (8-18) vs Rutgers (Sep 09) SAVES 9 vs Michgan (Sep 18) 7 at Maryland Terrapins (Sep 23) CORNER KICKS 9 vs Oral Roberts (Aug 28) 9 at SMU (Aug 26) FOULS 15 at SMU (Aug 26) 13 at Oakland (9/14/2016) Opponent - GAME HIGHS POINTS 6 at Maryland Terrapins (Sep 23) 6 vs Oral Roberts (Aug 28) GOALS 2 at Maryland Terrapins (Sep 23) 2 vs Oral Roberts (Aug 28) ASSISTS 2 at Maryland Terrapins (Sep 23) 2 vs Oral Roberts (Aug 28) SHOTS 16 vs Michgan (Sep 18) 12 at Oakland (9/14/2016) SHOT PERCENT.667 (2-3) vs Oral Roberts (Aug 28).182 (2-11) at Maryland Terrapins (Sep 23) SHOTS ON GOAL 9 at Maryland Terrapins (Sep 23) 9 vs Michgan (Sep 18) ON GOAL PERCENT.818 (9-11) at Maryland Terrapins (Sep 23).667 (2-3) vs Oral Roberts (Aug 28) SAVES 7 vs Oral Roberts (Aug 28) 4 vs Rutgers (Sep 09) CORNER KICKS 7 vs Michgan (Sep 18) 4 at Maryland Terrapins (Sep 23) FOULS 21 at SMU (Aug 26) 14 at Maryland Terrapins (Sep 23) 12

13 2016 MICHIGAN STATE ROSTER 6 DeJuan Jones 1 Jimmy Hague 2 Ryan Scott 3 Jimmy Fiscus 4 Kaden Keller 5 Michael Pimlott 7 Hunter Barone 8 Brad Centala 9 Michael Marcantognini 10 Giuseppe Barone 11 Ryan Sierakowski 12 Andrew Herr 16 Connor Corrigan 17 Michael Wetungu 18 Brian Winterfield Fr., D, 6-1 Rochester Hills, Mich. Jr., M, 6-0 Grand Blanc, Mich. 21 Michael Beckett 22 Ken Krolicki 24 Luke Menne 27 Lou Plascencia Damon Rensing Cale Wassermann Ben Pirmann Bret Mollon Jr., GK, 6-4 Walled Lake, Mich. So., F, 5-11 Grandville, Mich. RS-Jr., M, 5-11 Grand Rapids, Mich. Jr., D, 6-0 Gross Pointe Woods, Mich. 13 Robbie Cort 14 Dewey Lewis So., M, 6-1 Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Sr., D, 5-11 Rockford, Mich. 19 Austin Piwinski 20 Cody Sweatte RS-Jr., D, 6-1 Harrison Township, Mich. So., M, 5-10 Bluemont, Va. 30 Philip Stair 31 Zach Kovan R-So., GK, 5-11 Flushing, Mich. R-Fr., GK, 5-10 Okemos, Mich. Jr., D, 6-2 Novi, Mich. RS-Fr., D, 62 St. Louis, Mo. Jr., M, 5-10 Sudbury, Ontario, Canada 15 Ali Scheib RS-Jr., F, 5-9 Dearborn Heights, Mich. Fr., F, 6-2 Holly, Mich. Head Coach Fr., F, 5-9 Grandville, Mich. So., D, 5-9 Fishers, Ind. Jr., M, 5-10 Plymouth, Mich. Assistant Coach 13 Fr., D, 6-0 Farmington Hills, Mich. So., F, 6-1 McHenry, Ill. Sr., D, 5-6 Sterling Heights, Mich. Assistant Coach MSUmsoccer So., F, 5-9 Lansing, Mich. Sr., M, 5-9 Millersville, Pa. So., D, 5-6 Okemos, Mich. Volunteer Assistant Coach MSUmsoccer