INDIANA SOCCER. Live Video: ESPN3 ALL-TIME SERIES: Indiana leads, LAST MEETING: Wake Forest 2, Indiana 1 (9/6/09, Bloomington, Ind.

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1 Athletics Media Relations Scott Burns Men s Soccer Contact O - (812) C - (812) sctburns@indiana.edu Instagram: IUMensSoccer 8 NCAA TITLES 18 NCAA COLLEGE CUP APPEARANCES No. 16 Indiana (13-4-3) vs. No. 1 Wake Forest (16-2-2) SETTING THE SCENE Indiana enters the Sunday s match playing the team s best soccer of the season, posting a record of in the Hoosiers last 13 matches. The Hoosiers are also unbeaten in the team s last eight contests, going After a receiving a bye in the first round, IU defeated UConn, 1-0, in the second round on Sunday at home at Armstrong Stadium. After beating Wisconsin in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals, 1-0, IU saw eventual tournament champion Maryland advance past the Hoosiers in the semifinal round in penalty kicks. IU ended the regular season on a high note, taking down Michigan State in East Lansing, 4-1. Tanner Thompson and Femi Hollinger-Janzen each had a goal and an assist in the win. IU ended the non-conference, regular season portion of its schedule with a record of 7-1-1, posting wins over RPI-ranked No.14 South Florida, No. 23 Louisville and No. 90 Saint Louis. NCAA Tournament Third Round Sunday, Nov. 29 1:00 p.m. ET Spry Stadium Winston-Salem, N.C. Live Video: ESPN3 ALL-TIME SERIES: Indiana leads, LAST MEETING: Wake Forest 2, Indiana 1 (9/6/09, Bloomington, Ind.) 2015 INDIANA SCHEDULE/RESULTS NEWS AND NOTES After qualifying once again this year, the Hoosiers extended their streak to 29 straight appearances in the NCAA Tournament. This season s NCAA Tournament appearance is the 40th all-time for Indiana. Colin Webb was named 2015 College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-District. Webb is now eligible to be named an Academic All-American, which will be voted on in November. Femi Hollinger-Janzen was named one of 30 candidates for the Senior CLASS Award. Indiana sports one of the nation s youngest rosters in 2015 with 20 underclassmen on the team. The Hoosiers are tied for the ninth-youngest team in the country and rank as the youngest squad in the Big Ten. Despite the youth, Indiana returns 21 players from last year s roster, including 19 letterwinners from a year ago. August adidas/iu Credit Union Classic ST. JOHN S ^...W, No. 4 NOTRE DAME #... L, 0-1 (OT) September 4&6 Mike Berticelli Memorial Tournament 4... vs. UAB...W, vs. No. 24 USF...W, at Penn State* #...L, at Butler...T, RUTGERS* #...L, EVANSVILLE ^...W, at Northwestern*...W, at No. 18 Saint Louis... W, 3-2 (2OT) October 7... IUPUI...W, OHIO STATE ^*... L, 0-1 (OT) at No. 18 Maryland ^*...T, LOUISVILLE ^...W, MICHIGAN *...W, WISCONSIN ^*...W, 1-0. November 4... at Michigan State*...W, Big Ten Tournament WISCONSIN - Quarterfinals ^...W, Maryland - Semifinals#...T, Maryland advanced on PK s, NCAA Tournament UCONN - Second Round^...W, at Wake Forest - Third Round...1 p.m. December 4... NCAA Quarterfinals...TBA 11/13...NCAA College Cup...Kansas City, Mo NCAA Semifinals...TBA NCAA Final...TBA Home matches in CAPS All Times Eastern * Big Ten Match # Big Ten Network Broadcast ^BTNPlus Broadcast

2 2015 INDIANA MEN S SOCCER ROSTER No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last School 0 Sean Caulfield Goalkeeper Fr East Lake, Fla. / East Lake 1 Colin Webb Goalkeeper Jr San Diego, Calif. / Rancho Bernardo 2 Billy McConnell Defender Jr Richboro, Pa. / Council Rock North 3 Derek Creviston Defender R-Jr Atlanta, Ga. / Milton 4 Femi Hollinger-Janzen Forward/Midfielder Sr Goshen, Ind. / Bethany Christian 5 Grant Lillard Defender So Hinsdale, Ill. / Hinsdale Central 6 Jack Griffith Midfielder/Defender So Danville, Ind. / Brownsburg 7 Matt Foldesy Midfielder Sr North Olmsted, Ohio / St. Ignatius 8 Michael Riedford Midfielder So Evansville, Ind. / Reitz Memorial 9 Ben Maurey Forward Gr Downington, Pa. / Malvern Prep/Brown 10 Tanner Thompson Midfielder Jr Loomis, Calif. / Granite Bay 11 Cory Thomas Midfielder R-Fr Corydon, Ind. / Corydon Central 12 Austin Panchot Midfielder/Forward Fr St. Louis, Mo. / Lafayette 13 Francesco Moore Midfielder R-Fr Highland Park, Ill. / Highland Park 14 Phil Fives Midfielder R-Jr Pittsburgh, Pa. / North Allegheny 15 Andrew Gutman Defender Fr Hinsdale, Ill. / Hinsdale Central 16 Rees Wedderburn Midfielder Fr Wolverhampton, England / Deansfield 17 Jeremiah Gutjahr Midfielder/Defender Fr Bloomington, Ind. / North 18 Richard Ballard Midfielder R-Jr Louisville, Ky. / dupont Manual 19 Rece Buckmaster Midfielder Fr Auburn, Ind. / Canterbury 20 Tim Mehl Defender R-Fr Manhattan Beach, Calif. / Loyola 21 Kyle Sparks Forward/Midfielder R-Sr Avon, Ind. / Avon 22 Michael Galullo Midfielder R-So Indianapolis, Ind. / North Central 23 Sam Stockton Midfielder Fr Louisville, Ky. / Trinity 24 Trevor Swartz Midfielder/Defender So Cameron Park, Calif. / Ponderosa 25 Zach Martin Defender R-Jr Avon Lake, Ohio / St. Ignatius 26 Adam Goldfaden Defender R-Jr Manhattan Beach, Calif. / Loyola 27 Brad Shaw Midfielder R-So Columbus, Ind. / North 28 Jake Rufe Midfielder R-Fr Huntsville, Ala. / Grissom 29 Josh Lipe-Melton Forward R-Fr Bloomington, Ind. / North 30 Christian Lomeli Goalkeeper Jr Lake Forest, Ill. / Lake Forest/IUPUI 31 Jordan Kleyn Forward Fr Plainfield, Ind. / Avon 33 Cody Jewett Goalkeeper Fr Puyallup, Wash. / Emerald Ridge/IMG Academy Head Coach: Todd Yeagley (Sixth Season) Associate Head Coach: Brian Maisonneuve (Sixth Season) Assistant Coach: Kevin Robson (Second Season) Volunteer Coach: Brad Swenby (Second Season) Pronunciation Guide Femi Hollinger-Janzen Tim Mehl Jake Rufe Sean Caulfield Michael Riedford Ben Maurey Austin Panchot Fives Andrew Gutman Rees Wedderburn Fem-EE Holl-in-GER JAN-zen Mel Roof Call-field Reed-ford Mow-ree (rhymes with Lowry) Pancho (like the number) Goot-man Reece Jeremiah Gutjahr Michael Galullo Josh Lipe-Melton Lomeli Kleyn Brian Maisonneuve Kevin Robson Brad Swenby Goot-yar Guh-lou-low Lyp-Melton Low-mell-ee Kline Mason-off Robe-son Swen-bee

3 SCOUTING THE DEMON DEACONS The Wake Forest Demon Deacons enter Sunday s match with the Hoosiers with an overall record of on the season. In the second round of the NCAA Tournament, Wake beat Charlotte, 1-0, scoring in the 83rd minute to advance to host the Hoosiers. Wake Forest is all-time in the NCAA Championship and as the overall No. 1 seed. Wake Forest won the ACC Atlantic Division with a record, but the Demon Deacons lost to Notre Dame in the conference tournament. Despite the setback, Wake was awarded an at-large berth and the No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. SERIES HISTORY In the overall series between the two teams dating back to the 1987 season, Indiana holds a record of over Wake Forest. The Hoosiers won the first two games of the series before falling to the Demon Deacons at home in 2009, 2-1. The two teams have never met in the NCAA Tournament. NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY The berth for the Hoosiers is the team s 29th-straight bid to the NCAA Tournament and the 40th overall in the program s history. Indiana has an NCAA-best.735 ( ) winning percentage in the tournament, while the 84 victories are also tops in the NCAA. IU has appeared in 18 College Cups, which leads all Division I teams, and won its eighth national title in WINNING STREAKS Indiana has posted two five-match winning streaks this season the 15th time the Hoosiers have won at least five-games in a row twice in a season. In the previous 14 seasons where IU won at least five-matches in a row twice, the Hoosiers appeared in the NCAA National Championship game 11 of the 14 years. IU won the national title on six of those occasions. HOOSIERS EARN NO. 16 SEED After posting a record on the season, IU earned the No. 16 seed in the NCAA Tournament. Since the NCAA began its current seeding format in 2003, the Hoosiers have earned a top-16 seed in 11 of the 13 tournaments. The last time IU was the No. 16 seed was in 2012, when Indiana won the program s eighth NCAA Championship. TOUGH SCHEDULE The Hoosiers again had one of the toughest schedules in the country in 2015, playing six matches against five NCAA Tournament teams, having faced Maryland twice. Of the five teams, four earned national seeds Notre Dame (No. 7), Ohio State (No. 9), Maryland (No. 10) and South Florida (No. 14). HOOSIERS IN THE NATIONAL POLLS In the final NSCAA Coaches rankings of the regular season, the Indiana Hoosiers were ranked No. 19 in the nation. In the weekly Top Drawer Soccer rankings, the Hoosiers are No. 14 in the country. QUICK FACTS Location:... Bloomington, Ind. Founded: Colors:...Cream and Crimson Nickname:... Hoosiers Enrollment:...46,416 Soccer Facility:...Jerry Yeagley Field at...bill Armstrong Stadium (6,100) President:... Michael A. McRobbie Vice President/Director of Athletics:...Fred Glass Conference:...Big Ten Athletic Department Phone: Ticket Office Phone: IU-SPORTS Indiana Men s Soccer History First year of varsity competition: All-Time Record: (.778) All-Time Big Ten Record: (.759) NCAA Titles:...8 ( 82, 83, 88, 98, 99, 03, 04, 12) NCAA College Cup Appearances:...18 NCAA Tournament Appearances:...40 Current NCAA Tournament Appearance Streak...29 Big Ten (Tournament) Championships:...12 Big Ten Regular Season Titles:...14 Record at Armstrong Stadium: (.788) 2015 Coaching Staff Head Coach:... Todd Yeagley Alma Mater:...Indiana Indiana Record: (6th year) Career Record: (7th year) Associate Head Coach:... Brian Maisonneuve (Indiana) Assistant Coach:...Kevin Robson (Indiana) Volunteer Assistant Coach...Brad Swenby (UW-Milwaukee) Soccer Office Secretary:...Cathy Narey Soccer Office Phone:... (812) Mailing Address:... Assembly Hall East 17th Street... Bloomington, IN FINAL 2015 BIG TEN STANDINGS Conference Overall W L T Pts. W L T 1. Ohio State Indiana Maryland Rutgers Northwestern Michigan Wisconsin Michigan State Penn State

4 FIVE HOOSIERS EARN ALL-BIG TEN HONORS SUPERLATIVES Tanner Thompson was named the Big Ten Midfielder of the Year, as well as First-Team All-Big Ten. Joining Thompson on the first-team all-conference squad were both Femi Hollinger-Janzen and Grant Lillard. Andrew Gutman was named Second-Team All-Big Ten, as well as to the All- Freshman Team, where he was joined by Francesco Moore. Hollinger-Janzen was Indiana s Sportsmanship Award honoree. IU was the only school to have three first-team all-conference selections and was one of just two programs with multiple all-rookie selections (Maryland). 700 WINS With a 1-0 win over Wisconsin on Oct. 31, Indiana men s soccer became just the fifth program in Division I history to amass 700 victories. With the win, the Hoosiers became the fastest program to reach the milestone, taking just 953 matches. Currently, UCLA was previously the fastest team to win 700 matches, taking 962 games. Indiana joined Virginia, Maryland, Saint Louis and UCLA in the 700-win club. HOOSIERS IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS In the NCAA rankings released on Sunday, Indiana ranks sixth in the nation in shots per game (17.05), 12th in shutout percentage (0.50) and 12th in team goals against average (0.71). Individually, Tanner Thomson ranks 20th in total assists (9) and 27th in assists per game (0.47). Colin Webb ranks 19th in goals against average (0.710) and 17th in goalie minutes played (1900:28). Femi Hollinger-Janzen ranks 18th in the country in shots per game (3.70). IU IN THE BIG TEN RANKINGS In the Big Ten statistics released on Sunday, IU ranks second in the league in shots (341), third in goals (30), third in goals per game (1.50), fourth in assists (32) and fourth in points (92). Individually, Tanner Thompson is tied for the conference lead with nine assists, while Colin Webb is tied for first in shutouts with 10. Femi Hollinger-Janzen is third in the conference with eight goals and leads the league in shots with 74. INDIANA IN THE RPI RANKINGS In the final RPI rankings released by the NCAA on Nov. 15, the Indiana Hoosiers moved up one spot to No. 21. Indiana is the third-highest ranked Big Ten team in the RPI behind only Ohio State at No. 11 and Maryland at No. 13. In total, there are seven Big Ten teams ranked in the top-63 of the NCAA RPI. GUTJAHR CALLED UP TO U.S. U-20 NATIONAL TEAM Jeremiah Gutjahr was called up to the U.S. Under-20 National Team to participate in the Four Nations Tournament in Stuttgart, Germany. Gutjahr started for the United States in their matches against Scotland on Oct. 9 and Mexico on Oct. 12. GUTMAN S GOLAZO Freshman defender Andrew Gutman made the most of his first collegiate goal, scoring the match winner for the Hooisers at Northwestern on Sept. 27. The goal was superb, as Gutman cracked a laser shot from 25-yards out on the left side, beating the Northwestern goalie to the top corner of the far post. Indiana s Record... At home On the road At neutral sites vs. ranked opponents In the Big Ten In non-conference games (regular season) In overtime games When scoring first When opponent scores first When leading in shots When trailing in shots When tied in shots When leading in corner kicks When trailing in corner kicks When tied in corner kicks With more fouls With fewer fouls When tied in fouls When scoring one goal When scoring two goals When scoring three or more goals In August In September In October In November ATTENDANCE RECORDS The Indiana men s soccer team regularly draws large crowds to Armstrong Stadium. Below are the top-attended games in stadium history: 1. vs. UCLA... 7, vs. UCLA... 7, vs. SMU... 6, vs. Virginia... 5, vs. Notre Dame... 5, vs. Howard... 5, vs. USF... 5, vs. South Carolina... 4, vs. Akron... 4, vs. Maryland... 4, vs. Penn State... 4, vs. South Carolina... 4, vs. Notre Dame... 4, vs. UCLA... 4, vs. UCLA... 4,

5 Indiana Men's Soccer Career Stats Individual Career History BALLARD, Richard TOTAL BUCKMASTER, Rece TOTAL CAUFIELD, Sean CREVISTON, Derek TOTAL FIVES, Phil TOTAL FOLDESY, Matt TOTAL GALULLO, Michael TOTAL

6 Indiana Men's Soccer Career Stats Individual Career History GOLDFADEN, Adam TOTAL GRIFFITH, Jack TOTAL GUTJAHR, Jeremiah TOTAL GUTMAN, Andrew TOTAL HOLLINGER-JANZEN, Fe TOTAL JEWETT, Cody KLEYN, Jordan TOTAL LILLARD, Grant TOTAL

7 Indiana Men's Soccer Career Stats Individual Career History LIPE-MELTON, Josh LOMELI, Christain TOTAL Season GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho MARTIN, Zach TOTAL MAUREY, Ben TOTAL McCONNELL, Billy TOTAL MEHL, Tim TOTAL MOORE, Francesco TOTAL

8 Indiana Men's Soccer Career Stats Individual Career History PANCHOT, Austin TOTAL RIEDFORD, Michael TOTAL RUFE, Jake SHAW, Brad TOTAL SPARKS, Kyle TOTAL STOCKTON, Sam SWARTZ, Trevor TOTAL

9 Indiana Men's Soccer Career Stats Individual Career History THOMAS, Cory TOTAL THOMPSON, Tanner TOTAL WEBB, Colin TOTAL Season GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : : : TOTAL :

10 HEAD COACH TODD YEAGLEY TODD YEAGLEY HEAD COACH SIXTH SEASON Todd Yeagley was named Indiana head men s soccer coach on December 18, 2009 and is entering his sixth year as the Hoosiers leader. In just his third season as head coach, Yeagley led Indiana to the 2012 NCAA title, the eighth championship in IU history. The Hoosiers became the fi rst No. 16 seed to win the championship, compiling victories over Xavier, at No. 1 Notre Dame, at No. 9 North Carolina, No. 12 Creighton and No. 3 Georgetown during their tournament run. PERSONAL HOMETOWN: Bloomington, Ind. FAMILY: Wife - Suzy; Sons - Ben, Grant & Jay HIGH SCHOOL: Bloomington South COLLEGE: Indiana PLAYING EXPERIENCE INDIANA : Midfielder/Defender PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE COLUMBUS CREW (MLS) : Midfielder 2002: Assistant General Manager COACHING EXPERIENCE WISCONSIN 2009: Head Coach INDIANA 2003: Volunteer Assistant Coach : Assistant Coach 2010-present: Head Coach Yeagley was named 2012 Soccer America Coach of the Year as he and his father Jerry become the only father-son duo to have won Division I men s soccer championships. Yeagley led the Hoosiers to the Big Ten Tourament title game in 2014 as Indiana posted a record. The Hoosiers went on to make their 28th-consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance. Sophomore Tanner Thompson was named an NSCAA All-American and was a semifi nalist for the MAC Hermann Trophy, while Grant Lillard took home Big Ten Freshman of the Year honors, the third such honoree in Yeagley s tenure. Thompson and Femi Hollinger-Janzen were fi rst-team All-Big Ten selections, while Lillard was named to the second team. Senior defender Patrick Doody was a homegrown signee with the Chicago Fire after the conclusion of the 2014 season. Yeagley led Indiana to the 2013 Big Ten Tournament title, the school s fi rst Tournament crown since That title assured IU of its 27th-straight NCAA Tournament appearance. IU had the Big Ten Freshman of the Year (Tommy Thompson), while Thompson, A.J. Corrado, Nikita Kotlov and Jacob Bushue were second-team All-Big Ten honorees. Corrado (third round-san Jose Earthquakes) and Kotlov (fourth round-portland Timbers) were selected in the 2014 Major League Soccer draft, while Tommy Thompson became Indiana s fi rst player to sign an MLS Homegrown Contract, going to the Earthquakes. In 2012 seven Hoosiers earned All-Big Ten honors, led by Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year Eriq Zavaleta. A.J. Corrado joined Zavaleta on the All-Big Ten fi rst team, while Nikita Kotlov, Jacob Bushue and Caleb Konstanski were second-team honorees. Femi Hollinger-Janzen and Richard Ballard were named to the all-freshman squad. Following the 2012 season the Hoosiers had a trio of Major League Soccer Draft picks. Zavaleta was selected 10th overall by the Seattle Sounders, while goalkeeper Luis Soffner was the 36th overall selection of the New England Revolution. Konstanski was taken by the Chicago Fire in the MLS Supplemental Draft. Since returning to his alma mater, Yeagley has produced 10 Major League Soccer Draft picks, IU s first MLS Homegrown signee, 24 All-Big Ten honorees (12 fi rst-team selections) and three Big Ten Player of the Year selections. Under Yeagley s direction the Hoosiers have had 45 Academic All-Big Ten honorees (8-2010; ; ; ; ). The Hoosiers have also had a CoSIDA Academic All-District selection in four of his five seasons (2010-Tyler McCarroll; 2011-Harrison Petts; 2012-A.J. Corrado; 2013 A.J. Corrado), as well as a third-team Academic All-America selection in A.J. Corrado (2013). The Hoosiers have been honored with an APR Public Recognition Award four times (2011, 2013, 2014, 2015), and earned a perfect APR score for the season. In 2011 the Hoosiers made their fourth-straight trip to the round of 16 in the NCAA Tournament, falling to eventual national champion UNC by a 1-0 score in overtime. IU posted a overall record, outscoring opponents Under Yeagley s direction in 2011 Indiana produced the Big Ten Freshman of the Year (Eriq Zavaleta) and five firstteam All-Big Ten honorees (Zavaleta, Tommy Meyer, Chris Estridge, Nikita Kotlov, Alec Purdie). Meyer (LA Galaxy) and Estridge (Vancouver Whitecaps) were selected in the 2012 MLS SuperDraft, while Purdie was taken by the New England Revolution in the MLS Supplemental draft.

11 Yeagley s first year in 2010 was a memorable one as he led Indiana to its first Big Ten regular season title since 2007, as well as its third-consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament round of 16. In Yeagley s first season the Hoosiers saw marked improvement in their offensive production, with forward Will Bruin ranking among the nation s leaders in goals scored with 18. Bruin was named the Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year and was runner-up for the M.A.C. Hermann Trophy, as well as a first-team All-American. Yeagley also took home his first Big Ten Coach of the Year award. Following his inaugural season at the helm, three Hoosier players signed contracts with Major League Soccer. Bruin was the 11th overall pick of the Houston Dynamo, while defender Rich Balchan was taken 12th overall by the Columbus Crew. Midfielder Andy Adlard also signed a contract with the Crew. Yeagley returned to his Hoosier roots after one season as head coach at Wisconsin. At Wisconsin, Yeagley took the helm of a program that had won just one game in conference play the previous year. In Yeagley s year in Madison, the Badgers showed demonstrable improvement as the season rolled along. Wisconsin knocked off three conference opponents with wins over eventual NCAA Tournament teams in Northwestern, Ohio State and Michigan State. It also played NCAA participant UC Santa Barbara to a 1-1 tie at a neutral site. The Badgers tied Indiana for fourth place in the conference at 3-3 after finishing in last place (1-4-1) the year prior to Yeagley s arrival. Considered one of collegiate soccer s rising stars in the coaching ranks, College Soccer News rated Yeagley as one of the top-12 assistant coaches in the country in Yeagley s coaching career began at Indiana in 2003 as a volunteer assistant before taking over a full-time assistant position in As a player, Yeagley was a four-time All-American at Indiana ( ) and in 1994 was named the Missouri Athletic Club National Player of the Year. During his stint as a student-athlete in Bloomington, Yeagley was a two-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree. He led the Hoosiers to three Big Ten titles (1991, 1992, 1994) and a overall record. He remains third on IU s career assists list with 40, and shares the Big Ten single-season assists record with the 14 he recorded in After his playing days at Indiana, Yeagley also enjoyed a successful seven-year professional career in Major League Soccer with the Columbus Crew. Columbus advanced to the MLS Playoffs in five of Yeagley s seven seasons with the team and won the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup in In 2002, Yeagley served as the Assistant General Manager for Columbus before returning to the Hoosiers. Yeagley is a member of the Indiana Soccer Hall of Fame and in 2013 was inducted into the Monroe County Hall of Fame and the IU Athletics Hall of Fame. CAREER RECORD 2009 (Wisconsin): (3-3-0 B1G) 2010 (Indiana): (4-1-1 B1G) - Big Ten Regular Season Champions; NCAA Round of 16 (No. 14 seed) 2011 (Indiana): (3-1-2 B1G) - NCAA Round of 16 (No. 9 seed) 2012 (Indiana): (3-2-1 B1G) - NCAA Champions (No. 16 seed) 2013 (Indiana): (2-4-0 B1G) - Big Ten Tournament Champions; NCAA Tournament 2014 (Indiana): (3-3-2 B1G) - NCAA Tournament (No. 5 seed) 2015 (Indiana): (4-3-1 B1G) TOTAL: ( B1G)

12 ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH BRIAN MAISONNEUVE BRIAN MAISONNEUVE ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH SIXTH SEASON Brian Maisonneuve joined the Indiana coaching staff in January 2010 and is in his sixth season with the Hoosiers and his third year as associate head coach. Maisonneuve returned to Bloomington after a two-year stint as assistant coach at Louisville. PERSONAL HOMETOWN: Detroit, Mich. FAMILY: Wife - Diania; Son- Jacob; Daughter- Emma HIGH SCHOOL: DeLaSalle Collegiate COLLEGE: Indiana PLAYING EXPERIENCE INDIANA : Midfielder PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE COLUMBUS CREW (MLS) : Midfielder U.S. MEN S NATIONAL TEAM 1996: U.S. Olympic Team 1998: U.S. World Cup Team COACHING EXPERIENCE U.S. U-17 YOUTH NATIONAL TEAM : Assistant Coach LOUISVILLE : Assistant Coach INDIANA : Assistant Coach 2013-present: Associate Head Coach During his two seasons the Cardinals were overall and in Big East play with two NCAA Tournament appearances. Prior to Louisville, Maisonneuve spent four years as an assistant coach with the U.S. U-17 National Team in Florida. He also served as an assistant coach for the U.S. U-20 National Team in 2007 during the CONCACAF qualification process and coached the U-20s in the 2007 FIFA World Cup in Canada. Before joining the coaching ranks, Maisonneuve spent nine seasons with the Columbus Crew of Major League Soccer and was a member of the United States 1998 World Cup team, appearing in all three matches. He was also a member of the 1996 U.S. Olympic team, leading the squad with a pair of goals in the tournament. This is home for me, Maisonneuve said. Being here for my college career meant a lot and the relationships I have built with Coach (Jerry) Yeagley, with Todd and Ernie and the support staff, it really became home for me. To have the opportunity to come home and coach meant a tremendous amount to me. This is arguably the best program in the country, and being part of the IU family again with the facilities, the players, to help continue to build the program is something special and it meant a lot to me and my family to return to Bloomington. Maisonneuve donned a Hoosier uniform from , playing alongside Yeagley. He earned All-America honors as a junior and senior and was named the Hermann Trophy winner in A two-time Big Ten Player of the Year, Maisonneuve finished his career with 44 goals and 22 assists, and led Indiana to a pair of NCAA College Cup appearances and back-to-back Big Ten regular season titles. During his four years at Indiana the Hoosiers were Brian is one of the finest players to have every played at IU and we are fortunate to bring his distinguished playing and coaching experience back to Indiana University, Yeagley said. Brian s international playing and coaching experience along with his exceptional character will help our student athletes tremendously as we strive to build champions on and off the field. Maisonneuve was inducted into the IU Athletics Hall of Fame in Maisonneuve and his wife Diania live in Bloomington with their children Jacob and Emma.

13 ASSISTANT COACH KEVIN ROBSON KEVIN ROBSON ASSISTANT COACH SECOND SEASON Kevin Robson is in his second season as an assistant coach with the Hoosiers after one season as a volunteer assistant coach. Robson returned to Bloomington in July 2013 after stints as both a player ( ) and student coach (2007). Robson was a member of the Hoosiers 2003 and 2004 NCAA title teams and won Big Ten titles in 2003, 2004 and Robson led the Hoosiers in assists with six in 2006 and finished second in that category on the 2004 title team. PERSONAL HOMETOWN: St. Louis, Mo. FAMILY: Wife - Shannon HIGH SCHOOL: Chaminade COLLEGE: Indiana PLAYING EXPERIENCE INDIANA : Midfielder In his four-year career Robson tallied seven goals and 16 assists. Part of the strong Indiana-St. Louis soccer pipeline, Robson won the 2006 U-23 national title with Scott Gallagher Soccer Club and led Chaminade College Prep to back-to-back state titles in 2001 and While working in the private sector in Denver, Robson spent as head coach of Real Colorado U-18 Boys. In 2011, he was assistant coach for the real Colorado Foxes PDL team, and from was head coach of Real Colorado U-14 Boys. Kevin and his wife Shannon live in Bloomington. COACHING EXPERIENCE INDIANA 2007: Student Coach 2013: Volunteer Assistant Coach

14 BRAD SWENBY VOLUNTEER COACH SECOND SEASON Brad Swenby joined the Indiana staff in August Swenby came to IU from Lewis University where he was an assistant coach with the men s and women s programs. On the men s side he tutored goalkeeper Alec Pickett to All-America honors in 2013, as well as Great Lakes Valley Conference Defensive Player of the Year and the top shutout percentage in Division II. JOE LUEKEN HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER TOM MORRIS STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING CATHY NAREY ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT From , Swenby served as an assistant coach at the University of Wisconsin under the direction of head coach and former Hoosier John Trask. At Wisconsin Swenby was charged with scouting reports and video analysis of opponents, as well as recruiting coordination, practice preparation and administrative duties, and UW camp setup. A 2004 graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee with a degree in Journalism and Mass Communications, Swenby served as women s goalkeeper coach at his alma mater in 2005, where under his watch, freshman Erin Kane broke school and league records for GAA and shutouts and earned All-American honors second-team All- Horizon League accolades. In 2009 he was named men s assistant coach for the Panthers where he continued to build and maintain relationships with area/regional soccer clubs and the University community. Swenby also spent three years coaching soccer in Arizona. He served as the assistant coach at Corona del Sol High School and as the goalkeeper coach for Arizona FC. Other teams that Swenby has coached include Sereno SC, Tempe Pros and the Arizona Olympic Development Program. Swenby competed at Wisconsin-Milwaukee from With the Panthers, Swenby went in 27 games, making 25 starts. He spent time in the professional ranks with the Minnesota Thunder (2003), Milwaukee Wave (2006) and Arizona Sahuaros ( ). Swenby holds a National B License from the United State Soccer Federation and has earned an NSCAA Goalkeeper Diploma, Level 2.

15 2015 NCAA Division I Men's First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final Semifinals Quarterfinals Third Round November 19 November 22 November 28 or 29 December 4 or 5 December 11 December 13 December 11 December 4 or 5 November 28 or 29 Second Round First Round November 22 November 19 *Wake Forest (15-2-2) 1 3 *Georgetown (15-2-2) *Charlotte (10-5-3) Radford (14-3-2) *UConn (9-5-6) Boston U. (12-5-2) *Wake Forest 1-0 *Georgetown 3-0 Final *Hofstra (13-7-0) Charlotte 2-1 Sporting Park Hofstra 2-1 (OT) Kansas City, Kansas Lehigh (13-5-3) 2 p.m. ESPNU UConn 3-1 Boston College 1-0 Indiana 1-0 Boston College 2-1 (OT) *Boston College (9-7-1) Vermont (11-6-3) *Indiana (12-4-3) *South Fla. (11-5-3) *Ohio St. (13-6-2) 9 11 *Seattle (17-3-1) Ohio St. 1-1 (2OT; PK) Seattle 1-0 *Dayton (13-5-3) Dayton 1-1 (2OT; PK) UCLA 2-0 Oakland (10-8-1) *UCLA (10-8-1) Cal Poly (11-4-5) *Cal St. Fullerton (13-7-1) Santa Clara 3-0 Dartmouth 1-0 (OT) Santa Clara (10-7-1) *Stanford 3-1 *Syracuse 2-1 *Dartmouth (11-5-1) Hartwick (11-5-3) *Coastal Carolina (12-2-4) North Florida (10-6-1) *Stanford (14-2-2) 8 6 *Syracuse (13-5-3) Semifinal Semifinal Sporting Park Sporting Park Kansas City, Kansas Kansas City, Kansas *North Carolina (14-1-3) 5 6/8:30 p.m. NATIONAL 6/8:30 p.m. 7 *Notre Dame (11-4-5) ESPNU CHAMPION ESPNU *North Carolina 2-1 *Notre Dame 1-1 (2OT; PK) Coastal Carolina 1-0 Tulsa 3-2 (OT) *Tulsa (7-6-6) FIU (12-6-1) *Kentucky (12-4-2) Drake 2-1 Virginia 2-0 Drake (12-4-3) Creighton 5-1 Maryland 1-0 *Virginia (9-4-3) Rider (14-5-1) *Creighton (17-3-0) *Maryland (10-5-5) *Denver (15-0-3) *UC Santa Barbara (13-6-2) SMU 1-0 (OT) UC Santa Barbera 1-0 (OT) *SMU (13-2-4) SMU 2-0 South Carolina 1-1 (2OT:PK) Utah Valley (14-5-2) *South Carolina (11-7-1) Furman (8-5-5) *Rutgers (12-6-1) Rutgers 1-1 (2OT; PK) Elon 3-0 LIU Brooklyn (11-5-4) *Akron 6-1 *Clemson 5-2 *Elon (13-5-1) Winthrop (10-6-2) *Akron (15-3-2) 4 2 *Clemson (15-2-2) *Host institution for preliminary round games. All games times are Eastern standard time. Order of semifinal games will be determined after quarterfinal round games are completed. Second semifinal game will begin play 45 minutes after the conclusion of the first game National Collegiate Athletic Association. No commercial use without the NCAA's written permission. The NCAA opposes all forms of sports wagering.

16 2015 Indiana Men's Soccer Indiana Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 23, 2015) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 28 ST. JOHN'S W Aug 30 #4 NOTRE DAME Lo Sep 04 vs UAB W Sep 06 vs #24 USF W * Sep 13 at Penn State L Sep 16 at Butler To * Sep 20 RUTGERS L Sep 23 EVANSVILLE W * Sep 27 at Northwestern W Sep 30 at #18 St. Louis Wo Oct 07 IUPUI W * Oct 10 OHIO STATE Lot * Oct 16 at #18 Maryland To Oct 20 LOUISVILLE W * Oct 24 MICHIGAN W * Oct 31 WISCONSIN W * Nov 04 at Michigan State W Nov 08 WISCONSIN W Nov 13 vs Maryland To ^ Nov 22 UCONN W Big Ten Tournament ^ NCAA Tournament TEAM STATISTICS IND OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards Red cards 0 2 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 11/1994 6/3172 Neutral Site #/Avg 3/1285 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 4 H O L L I N G E R - J A N Z E N, THOMPSON, Tanner LILLARD, Grant FIVES, Phil McCONNELL, Billy FOLDESY, Matt PANCHOT, Austin SPARKS, Kyle GUTMAN, Andrew MAUREY, Ben BUCKMASTER, Rece CREVISTON, Derek BALLARD, Richard GUTJAHR, Jeremiah MOORE, Francesco WEDDERBURN, Rees THOMAS, Cory MEHL, Tim KLEYN, Jordan SHAW, Brad GOLDFADEN, Adam MARTIN, Zach GALULLO, Michael WEBB, Colin Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 30 LOMELI, Christain 1 0: /0 1 WEBB, Colin : /0 Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Indiana Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Indiana Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Indiana Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Indiana Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Indiana Opponents

17 2015 RADIO/TV ROSTER 0 SEAN CAULFIELD GK-FR.-EAST LAKE, FLA. 1 COLIN WEBB GK-JR.-SAN DIEGO, CALIF. 2 BILLY MCCONNELL D-JR.-RICHBORO, PA. 3 DEREK CREVISTON D-JR.-ATLANTA, GA. 4 FEMI HOLLINGER-JANZEN F-SR.-GOSHEN, IND. 5 GRANT LILLARD D-SO.-HINSDALE, ILL. 6 JACK GRIFFITH D/M-SO.-DANVILLE, IND. 7 MATT FOLDESY M-SR.-NORTH OLMSTED, OHIO 8 MICHAEL RIEDFORD M-SO.-EVANSVILLE, IND. 9 BEN MAUREY F-GR.-DOWNINGTON, PA. 10 TANNER THOMPSON M-JR.-LOOMIS, CALIF. 11 CORY THOMAS M-FR-R.-CORYDON, IND. 12 AUSTIN PANCHOT M/F-FR.-ST. LOUIS, MO. 13 FRANCESCO MOORE D/M-FR-R.-HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. 14 PHIL FIVES D-JR.-PITTSBURGH, PA. 15 ANDREW GUTMAN D-FR.-HINSDALE, ILL. 16 REES WEDDERBURN M-FR.-WOLVERHAMPTON, ENGLAND 17 JEREMIAH GUTJAHR M/D-FR.-BLOOMINGTON, IN. 18 RICHARD BALLARD MF-JR.-LOUISVILLE, KY. 19 RECE BUCKMASTER M-FR.-AUBURN, IND. 20 TIMMY MEHL D-FR-R.-MANHATTAN BEACH, CALIF. 21 KYLE SPARKS F-SR.-AVON, IND. 22 MICHAEL GALULLO MF-SO.-INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 23 SAM STOCKTON M-FR.-LOUISVILLE, KY. 24 TREVOR SWARTZ M/D-SO.-CAMERON PARK, CALIF. 25 ZACH MARTIN D-JR.-AVON LAKE, OHIO 26 ADAM GOLDFADEN D-JR.-MANHATTAN BEACH, CALIF. 27 BRAD SHAW MF-SO.-COLUMBUS, IND. 28 JAKE RUFE MF-FR-R.-HUNTSVILLE, ALA. 29 JOSH LIPE-MELTON F-FR-R.-BLOOMINGTON, IND. 30 CHRISTIAN LOMELI GK-JR.-LAKE FOREST, ILL. 31 JORDAN KLEYN F-FR.-PLAINFIELD, IND. 33 CODY JEWETT GK-FR.-PUYALLUP, WASH. TODD YEAGLEY HEAD COACH