NOTRE DAME VS. VIRGINIA TECH SEPTEMBER 9, 2016 ALUMNI STADIUM, NOTRE DAME, INDIANA NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH

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1 2016 NOTRE DAME MEN'S SOCCER VIRGINIA TECH Date Opponent Time AUGUST (2-0-0) 8/14 at SIUE# T, 0-0 (2OT) 8/17 at Bradley# L, 0-1 8/22 VALPARAISO# T, 1-1 (2OT) 8/26 (1) UC IRVINE% W, 4-0 8/28 (1) NEW MEXICO% W, 1-0 SEPTEMBER (2-0-0) 9/2 (2) vs. #15 Stanford! W, 2-1 (2OT) 9/4 (2) vs. #22 California W, 5-0 9/9 *#15 VIRGINIA TECH% 7 p.m. 9/13 CONNECTICUT% 7 p.m. 9/16 *at Louisville% 7 p.m. 9/23 *SYRACUSE% 7 p.m. 9/30 *at Pittsburgh% 7 p.m. OCTOBER (0-0-0) 10/4 INDIANA% 7 p.m. 10/8 *WAKE FOREST% 7 p.m. 10/11 at Michigan! 7:30 p.m. 10/14 *at Virginia% 7 p.m. 10/18 at Northwestern$ 8 p.m. 10/21 *at Duke@ 7 p.m. 10/25 MICHIGAN STATE% 7 p.m. 10/28 *NORTH CAROLINA% 7 p.m. NOVEMBER (0-0-0) 11/2 (3) ACC First Round TBA 11/6 (3) ACC Quarterfinal TBA 11/9 (3) ACC Semifinal TBA 11/13 (3) ACC Final (Charleston, S.C.) TBA 11/17 (4) NCAA First Round TBA 11/20 (4) NCAA Round of 32 TBA 11/27 (4) NCAA Round of 16 TBA DECEMBER (0-0-0) 12/3 (4) NCAA Quarterfinal TBA 12/9 (5) NCAA National Semifinal TBA 12/11 (5) NCAA National Final TBA (1) Mike Berticelli Memorial Tournament Alumni Stadium, Notre Dame, Ind. / (2) adidas/iu Credit Union Classic Anderson Stadium, Bloomington, Ind. / (3) ACC Men s Soccer Championship campus sites / (4) NCAA Championship campus sites / (5) NCAA Men s College Cup BBVA Compass Stadium, Houston, Texas * - Atlantic Coast Conference game # - Exhibition! - Game to be carried on the Big Ten Network % - Games to be carried on ACC Network - Games to be carried on RSN/ESPN3 $ - Game will be played at Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Ill. All times local to site / Schedule subject to change NOTRE DAME VS. VIRGINIA TECH SEPTEMBER 9, 2016 ALUMNI STADIUM, NOTRE DAME, INDIANA NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH 2016 Record: ACC Record: Last 5 / Last 10: Streak: 4W Ranking: NSCAA: 1 Head Coach: Bobby Clark Career Record: (.683) (30th Year) Record at ND: (.680) (16th Year) IRISH QUICK KICKS Notre Dame is in its 40th varsity season of competition with an all-time record of (.662). The Irish have reached double-digit wins on 33 occasions, including 14 of the last 15 seasons overall. Notre Dame was ranked first in the most recent National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Division I poll that was released on Sept. 6. The Irish returned to the top spot in the NSCAA poll for the first time since October of Notre Dame improved to 4-0 in 2016 with two victories during the adidas/iu Credit Union Classic last weekend at Armstrong Stadium in Bloomington. The Irish clawed back from a late deficit to outlast No. 15 Stanford 2-1 in double overtime on Sept. 2 before opening the offensive floodgates in a 5-0 win over No. 22 California on Sept. 4 to claim the outright tournament title. Notre Dame players swept the major individual awards by winning the adidas/iu Credit Union Classic. Jon Gallagher was named the Offensive MVP after scoring two goals and adding two assists combined in the wins over Stanford and Cal. Goalkeeper Chris Hubbard logged 11 total saves over two matches, tying a career-high with eight stops in the shutout of Cal, to earn Defensive MVP honors. Along with Gallagher and Hubbard, Brandon Aubrey and Thomas Ueland rounded out Notre Dame players that were selected to the adidas/ IU Credit Union Classic all-tournament team. Aubrey scored the winning goal on a 30-yard free kick in the 104th minute against Stanford, while Ueland notched his first career multi-goal performance as part of the offensive onslaught against Cal. Notre Dame has earned a result in each of its last 11 matches (8-0-3) at the adidas/iu Credit Union Classic dating back to the 2012 season. The Irish have claimed at least a share of the tournament championship in each of their last five appearances. Virginia Tech is in search of its first win against Notre Dame in the seventh meeting between the teams in series history (0-5-1). VIRGINIA TECH HOKIES 2016 Virginia Tech Record: Virginia Tech ACC Record: Virginia Tech All-Time Against ND: Virginia Tech All-Time At ND: Stadium: Alumni Stadium (2,500 capacity) Broadcast: ACC Network Extra IRISH QUICK FACTS Overall record (2015) Home Road Neutral ACC regular season / finish / 2nd ACC Championship finish 2nd Final 2015 ranking 11 (NSCAA) Last postseason appearance 2015 NCAA Round of 16 Last postseason opponent Maryland (L, 1-2) Starters returning / lost 8 / 3 Monogram winners returning / lost 12 / 5 Top returners Key losses Newcomers Jon Gallagher / F / Jr. (9 G, 3 A, 21 Pts) Evan Panken / M / 5th (2 G, 9 A, 13 Pts) Jeffrey Farina / F / Jr. (3 G, 5 A, 11 Pts) Thomas Ueland / M/F / So. (4 G, 0 A, 8 Pts) Patrick Hodan / M (3 G, 6 A, 12 Pts) Max Lachowecki / D (3 G, 5 A, 11 Pts) Connor Klekota / M (2 G, 1 A, 5 Pts) Jack Casey / M (Morristown, N.J./The Pingry School) Nick Cullen / M (Colorado Springs, Colo./Pine Creek) Spencer Farina / F (Wilmette, Ill./New Trier) Senan Farrelly / D (Havertown, Pa./The Haverford School) Tommy McCabe / M (South Orange, N.J./IMG Academy) John Rea / F (Tempe, Ariz./Corona del Sol) Duncan Turnbull / GK (Geneva, Ill./Geneva) All-Conference returnees 1 Gallagher (3rd) NSCAA All-Region returnees 1 Gallagher (2nd) Athletics Comm. Assistant Director / MSOC Tony Jones ajones25@nd.edu Office (574) Cell (574) PROGRAM HISTORY First season / 40th season Overall record (.662) / 40th season Total games NCAA Championship appearances...18 NCAA Champion Regular-Season Conf. Championships...7 (last in 2014) Conference Tournament Championships...6 (last in 2012) Winning seasons...34 (15 consecutive) NSCAA All-America honorees...16 NSCAA All-Region honorees...68 All-Conference accolades (41 1st T, 39 2nd T, 24 3rd T) Conference Player of the Year awards...11 Conference Coaching Staff of the Year awards CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 31 ALL-AMERICANS 1 18 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIERS 2013 NCAA CHAMPION

2 2016 NOTRE DAME MEN'S SOCCER VIRGINIA TECH 2016 NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 0 Ryan Krutz So. GK Norman, Okla./Blue Valley North (Kan.) 1 Chris Hubbard* Sr. GK Louisville, Ky./Trinity 2 Tommy McCabe Fr. M South Orange, N.J./IMG Academy (Fla.) 3 Myles Brown So. M Richmond, Va./St. Christopher s 4 Matt Habrowski** (C) Sr. D Berkley, Mich./Brother Rice 5 Felicien Dumas So. M/D Tokyo, Japan/United World College Of South East Asia 6 Sean MacLeod So. M/F Troon, Scotland/Marr College 7 Jack Casey Fr. M Morristown, N.J./The Pingry School 8 Jon Gallagher** Jr. F Dundalk, Ireland/Greens Farms Academy 9 Jeffrey Farina** Jr. F Wilmette, Ill./New Trier 10 Brandon Aubrey*** Sr. D Plano, Texas/Plano Senior 11 Sean Dedrick So. D Wilton, Conn./Wilton 12 Kyle Dedrick Jr. M/F Wilton, Conn./Wilton 13 Duncan Turnbull Fr. GK Geneva, Ill./Geneva 14 Andrew Cupero Sr. M Beaumont, Texas/Monsignor Kelly Catholic 15 Evan Panken*** (C) 5th M Edina, Minn./Edina 16 Michael Shipp** (C) 5th D Lake Forest, Ill./Lake Forest 17 Senan Farrelly Fr. D Havertown, Pa./The Haverford School 18 Oliver Harris* Sr. M Birmingham, Mich./Detroit Country Day 19 Patrick Connolly Sr. M New Canaan, Conn./Fairfield Prep 20 Blake Townes* Jr. M/D Canton, Mich./Salem 21 Thomas Ueland* So. F/M Lexington, Ky./Henry Clay 22 Ian Aschieris So. F Solana Beach, Calif./Torrey Pines 23 Spencer Farina Fr. F Wilmette, Ill./New Trier 24 Mark Mishu Sr. D Knoxville, Tenn./Knoxville Catholic 25 Patrick Berneski* Jr. D Warrington, Pa./Central Bucks South 26 Mark Gormley* Sr. F/M Minneapolis, Minn./Shattuck-St. Mary s 27 John Rea Fr. F Tempe, Ariz./Corona del Sol 28 Nick Cullen Fr. M Colorado Springs, Colo./Pine Creek Head Coach: Bobby Clark* (16th Season - Jordanhill College 67) Associate Head Coach: BJ Craig (9th Season - Gordon College 93) Assistant Coach: Michael Casper (2nd Season - UMBC 00) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Vern Gingerich (9th Season - Tri-State University 97) Athletic Trainer: Mario Diaz Director of Sports Science: Matt Howley Operations Director: Giuliana Figliomeni* ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 22 Ian Aschieris So./F 10 Brandon Aubrey Sr./D 25 Patrick Berneski Jr./D 3 Myles Brown So./M 7 Jack Casey Fr./M 19 Patrick Connolly Sr./M 28 Nick Cullen Fr./M 14 Andrew Cupero Sr./M 12 Kyle Dedrick Jr./M-F 11 Sean Dedrick So./D 5 Felicien Dumas So./M-D 9 Jeffrey Farina Jr./F 23 Spencer Farina Fr./F 17 Senan Farrelly Fr./D 8 Jon Gallagher Jr./F 26 Mark Gormley Sr./F-M 4 Matt Habrowski Sr./D 18 Oliver Harris Sr./M 1 Chris Hubbard Sr./GK 0 Ryan Krutz So./GK 6 Sean MacLeod So./M-F 2 Tommy McCabe Fr./M 24 Mark Mishu Sr./D 15 Evan Panken 5th/M 27 John Rea Fr./F 16 Michael Shipp 5th/D 20 Blake Townes Jr./M-D 13 Duncan Turnbull Fr./GK 21 Thomas Ueland So./F-M PRONUNCIATION GUIDE * indicates number of monograms earned (C) indicates team captain IRISH ROSTER BY STATE/COUNTRY Arizona (1): Rea California (1): Aschieris Colorado (1): Cullen Connecticut (3): Connolly, K. Dedrick, S. Dedrick Illinois (4): J. Farina, S. Farina, Shipp, Turnbull Kentucky (2): Hubbard, Ueland Michigan (3): Habrowski, Harris, Townes Minnesota (2): Gormley, Panken New Jersey (2): Casey, McCabe Oklahoma (1): Krutz Pennsylvania (1): Berneski, Farrelly Tennessee (1): Mishu Texas (2): Aubrey, Cupero Virginia (1): Brown Ireland (1): Gallagher Japan (1): Dumas Scotland (1): MacLeod IRISH ROSTER BY CLASS Fifth-Year Seniors (2): Evan Panken, Michael Shipp Seniors (8): Brandon Aubrey, Patrick Connolly, Andrew Cupero, Mark Gormley, Matt Habrowski, Oliver Harris, Chris Hubbard, Mark Mishu Juniors (5): Patrick Berneski, Kyle Dedrick, Jeffrey Farina, Jon Gallagher, Blake Townes Sophomores (7): Ian Aschieris, Myles Brown, Sean Dedrick, Felicien Dumas, Ryan Krutz, Sean MacLeod, Thomas Ueland Freshmen (7): Jack Casey, Nick Cullen, Spencer Farina, Senan Farrelly, Tommy McCabe, John Rea, Duncan Turnbull Aschieris...UH-share-iss Cupero...Cup-AIRoh Dedrick...DEE-drick Dumas...DOO-mah MacLeod...MA-cloud Mishu...ME-shoe Rea...RAY Ueland...YOUland 13 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 31 ALL-AMERICANS 2 18 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIERS 2013 NCAA CHAMPION

3 2016 NOTRE DAME MEN'S SOCCER VIRGINIA TECH POSSIBLE STARTERS Pos. # Name (Yr.) G-A-P F 8 Jon Gallagher (Jr.) F 9 Jeffrey Farina (Jr.) LM 20 Blake Townes (Jr.) CM 18 Oliver Harris (Sr.) CM 2 Tommy McCabe (Fr.) RM 15 Evan Panken (5th) LB 11 Sean Dedrick (So.) CB 4 Matt Habrowski (Sr.) CB 10 Brandon Aubrey (Sr.) RB 16 Michael Shipp (5th) W-L-T GK 1 Chris Hubbard (Sr.) / 3 SO 0.24 GAA.947 SV% Irish Stay Undefeated With IU Sweep A goal on the scoreboard within the first minute of play essentially told the story for Notre Dame on Sept. 4 against No. 22 California. The Irish would add four more goals as part of a 5-0 rout of the Golden Bears at the adidas/iu Credit Union Classic at Armstrong Stadium. Notre Dame enjoyed its largest margin of victory against a top 25 foe since blanking then No. 21 Michigan 5-0 on Sept. 1, 2009 at Alumni Stadium. The Irish remained unbeaten against Cal (1-2-1) in three meetings all-time at the adidas/iu Credit Union Classic, improving to against the Golden Bears. Notre Dame, finishing as tournament champion, led all entrants with four selections to the alltournament team, with Jon Gallagher, Brandon Aubrey, Thomas Ueland and Chris Hubbard each being recognized. Gallagher was also chosen as the Offensive MVP, while Hubbard claimed Defensive MVP accolades. Panken Delivers Lightning Fast ND Goal Against Cal Tri-captain Evan Panken wasted little time in getting the Notre Dame offense up and running in the match s very first minute against California. After a shot attempt soared over the net and a stolen goal kick clearance sent the ball back to the Irish, Panken received a cross from Jon Gallagher along the right end line on the ensuing possession and drilled a strike into the right corner of the mesh past Cal goalkeeper Jonathan Klinsmann for the Irish goal at 0:38. It was the second fastest Notre Dame goal to open a match since 1995, surpassed only by Bob Novak (0:26) against Bucknell on Sept. 11, Gallagher now has the primary assist on two of Notre Dame s three fastest goals on record, after also serving a cross to a diving Max Lachowecki at 1:12 in a 4-0 win at Michigan State on Sept. 22, Gallagher s Hot Start Continues Striker Jon Gallagher was recognized as the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Offensive Player of the Week and the College Soccer News National Player of the Week on Sept. 6 following a six-point ACC STANDINGS (AS OF 9/8) Atlantic Team ACC Pct. Overall Pct. Syracuse Clemson Boston College Wake Forest Louisville NC State Coastal Team ACC Pct. Overall Pct. Notre Dame Virginia Tech North Carolina Duke Virginia Pittsburgh NSCAA DI MEN S SOCCER POLL (Sept. 6) 1. Notre Dame (15) 2. Clemson (5) 3. North Carolina (2) 4. Indiana 5. Maryland (1) 6. Syracuse 7. UC Santa Barbara 8. UCLA (1) 9. Charlotte 10. Akron (1) 11. Denver 12. Utah Valley 13. San Diego State 14. Creighton 15. Virginia Tech 16. Kentucky 17. Virginia 18. Radford 19. Butler 20. American 21. Wake Forest 22. Delaware 23. Vermont 24. Stanford 25. Boston College ND IN NSCAA POLL: Preseason: 9 Aug. 30: 4 Sept. 6: 1 performance at the adidas/iu Credit Union Classic in Bloomington. Gallagher was the first Notre Dame player to earn conference weekly accolades during the 2016 season. Gallagher broke through for the tying goal for Notre Dame in the 86th minute against defending NCAA champion Stanford on Sept. 2, as the Irish ultimately defeated the No. 15 Cardinal 2-1 in double overtime at the adidas/iu Credit Union Classic. The Dundalk, Ireland native was a force for Notre Dame once more in the tournament finale against No. 22 California (Sept. 4), logging the primary assist on the game-winning goal just 38 seconds into the match. Gallagher would add a goal and a second assist in a 5-0 Irish shutout of the Golden Bears to secure tournament Offensive MVP honors. Through four starts in 2016, Gallagher is the Notre Dame leader with four goals, three assists and 11 points. He has attempted 15 total shots, with 11 tries officially finding goal (.733) to pace the Irish attack. Hubbard Notches Historic Assist Goalkeeper Chris Hubbard logged his second career collegiate assist by finding dynamic striker Jon Gallagher alone behind the California defense with a bounding goal kick in the 13th minute. Gallagher finished the breakaway pass for his fourth goal in four matches at 12:57, with Hubbard receiving credit for the primary point with the lead pass on Sept. 4. Hubbard (2) and Bert Bader ( 94, 5) are believed to be the only Notre Dame goalkeepers with two or more career helpers in the program s 40-year history. Ueland Catches Fire Against Cal There were no signs of a sophomore slump for Thomas Ueland during Notre Dame s final match of the adidas/iu Credit Union Classic against No. 22 California on Sept. 4. Ueland registered his first collegiate multi-goal game by scoring twice in 30 minutes in a 5-0 Irish triumph against the Golden Bears. Ueland created his first goal by securing possession from the Cal defense in the 40th minute, building up possession toward the Golden Bears goal before opening his 2016 goal account with a 15-yard strike inside the right post at 39:31. Ueland was on the spot to clean up a saved shot off the foot of tricaptain Evan Panken in the 61st minute, shoveling the rebound home from eight yards out to extend the Notre Dame lead at the time to 4-0. Scouting Virginia Tech Virginia Tech enters Friday s ACC opener with a record after downing No. 24 Georgetown 1-0 on Sept. 5. Marcelo Acuna leads all Hokies offensive players with four goals, while five other players have notched one goal each. Coach Mike Brizendine is (.397) in his eighth season at the helm of Virginia Tech. 13 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 31 ALL-AMERICANS 3 18 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIERS 2013 NCAA CHAMPION

4 2016 NOTRE DAME MEN'S SOCCER VIRGINIA TECH 2013 NCAA Champion 14 NCAA Championship Appearances Most Wins in Program History 2014 ACC Regular-Season Champion 2013 ACC Regular-Season Co-Champion 2013 NSCAA National Coach of the Year 2013 ACC Coach of the Year 2 BIG EAST Tournament Titles (2003 & 2012) 3 BIG EAST Regular-Season Titles (2004, 2007, 2008) BOBBY CLARK 30th Season as a College Head Coach Career Record: (.683) FIGHTING IRISH HIGHLIGHTS 2-Time BIG EAST Coach of the Year (2001 & 2004) 14 NSCAA All-America Selections 28 First Team All-Conference Selections 11 Academic All-Americans 16 NSCAA Scholar All-America Selections 26 MLS SuperDraft Picks Joseph Lapira M.A.C. Hermann Trophy 2 Academic All-America of the Year 2 NSCAA Scholar-Athletes of the Year NOTRE DAME SEASON-BY-SEASON UNDER BOBBY CLARK University of Notre Dame 2001-present (16th season) (.680) 2013 NCAA Champion 14 NCAA Championship appearances 7 Conference titles Stanford University (5 seasons) (.740) 4 NCAA Championship appearances NCAA Runner-Up (1998) NCAA Quarterfinalist (2000) Dartmouth College (9 seasons) (.646) 2 NCAA Championship appearances NCAA Quarterfinalist (1990 & 1992) Overall BIG EAST/ACC Regular Season BIG EAST/ACC Championship NCAA Championship 2001 (BE) (T-2nd) (Semifinalist) (Round of 48) 2002 (BE) (4th) (Quarterfinalist) (Round of 32) 2003 (BE) (3rd) (Champion) 1-0-1* (Round of 16) 2004 (BE) (1st) (Quarterfinalist) 0-1-0* (Round of 32) 2005 (BE) (T-3rd-Division) (Quarterfinalist) (Round of 16) 2006 (BE) (3rd-Division) (Quarterfinalist) 2-1-0* (Quarterfinalist) 2007 (BE) (T-1st-Division) (Runner-up) 2-1-0* (Quarterfinalist) 2008 (BE) (1st-Division) (Semifinalist) 0-1-0* (Round of 32) 2009 (BE) (2nd-Division) (Runner-up) (Round of 32) 2010 (BE) (2nd-Division) (Semifinalist) 0-1-0* (Round of 32) 2011 (BE) (4th-Division) (First Round) (BE) (3rd-Division) (Champion) 1-1-0* (Round of 16) 2013 (ACC) (T-1st) (Semifinalist) 5-0-0* (Champion) 2014 (ACC) (1st-Coastal) (Semifinalist) 1-1-0* (Round of 16) 2015 (ACC) (3rd-Coastal) (Runner-up) 0-1-1* (Round of 16) 2016 (ACC) Totals (.680) BIG EAST: (.707) BIG EAST: (.580) (.567) ACC: (.741) ACC: (.714) * - national seed & first-round bye 13 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 31 ALL-AMERICANS 4 18 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIERS 2013 NCAA CHAMPION

5 2016 NOTRE DAME MEN'S SOCCER VIRGINIA TECH THE LAST TIME NOTRE DAME SCORED 3 Goals... 10/10/15...W, 3-2 (OT) vs. Duke 4 Goals... 8/26/16...W, 4-0 vs. UC Irvine 5 Goals... 9/4/16...W, 5-0 vs. California 6 Goals... 10/13/12...W, 6-1 at Seton Hall 7 Goals... 10/3/12...W, 7-1 vs. Pittsburgh 8 or More Goals... 9/3/95...W, 8-0 vs. DePaul NOTRE DAME WON BY 2 Goals... 9/29/ vs. Marquette 3 Goals... 11/9/ vs. Virginia# 4 Goals... 8/26/16...W, 4-0 vs. UC Irvine 5 Goals... 9/4/16...W, 5-0 vs. California 6 Goals... 10/3/ vs. Pittsburgh 7 Goals or More... 9/3/ vs. DePaul NOTRE DAME ALLOWED 2 Goals... 10/23/15...L, 1-2 at Wake Forest 3 Goals... 10/7/14...L, 2-3 at Michigan 4 Goals... 9/18/15...L, 2-4 at North Carolina 5 Goals... 10/11/03...L, 2-5 vs. Rutgers 6 Goals... 10/17/95...L, 0-6 at St. John s 7 Goals or More... 10/16/85...L, 1-8 at Akron WON IN SINGLE-OVERTIME 10/10/ vs. Duke (Jeffrey Farina, 97) WON IN DOUBLE-OVERTIME 9/2/ vs. Stanford (Brandon Aubrey, 104 ) LOST IN SINGLE-OVERTIME 11/21/ vs. Dartmouth* (100 ) LOST IN DOUBLE-OVERTIME 11/25/ vs. Indiana* (102 ) WON A PENALTY-KICK SHOOTOUT 11/22/ vs. Tulsa* (NCAA Round of 32) LOST A PENALTY-KICK SHOOTOUT 11/14/ vs. Clemson# (ACC Semifinals) A NOTRE DAME PLAYER SCORED 2 Goals... 9/4/16... Thomas Ueland vs. California (W, 5-0) 3 Goals... 10/20/12...Ryan Finley vs. Providence (W, 3-0) 4 Goals... 9/3/06... Joseph Lapira at Indiana (W, 5-4, ot) A NOTRE DAME PLAYER HAD 2 Assists... 9/4/16... Jon Gallagher vs. California (W, 5-0) IN THE ACC/BIG EAST ERA (SINCE 1995) NOTRE DAME GOALS IN A GAME 8 vs. DePaul (W, 8-0)... 9/3/95 7 vs. Pittsburgh (W, 7-1)... 10/3/12 7 vs. Western Michigan (W, 7-1)... 10/14/97 7 vs. Valparaiso (W, 7-0)... 9/8/95 6 at Seton Hall (W, 6-1)... 10/13/12 6 at Cleveland State (W, 6-0)... 10/14/03 6 vs. Valparaiso (W, 6-1)... 9/1/98 6 vs. Western Illinois (W, 6-0)... 10/11/96 GOALS VS. RANKED TEAM 5 vs. #22 California (W, 5-0)...9/4/16 5 vs. #21 Michigan (W, 5-0)... 9/1/09 5 vs. #5 South Florida (W, 5-0)... 9/7/08 5 at #12 Indiana (W, 5-4, ot)... 9/3/06 4 vs. #14 Wake Forest* (W, 4-2)... 12/1/13 4 vs. #19 Wisconsin* (W, 4-0)... 11/24/13 4 vs. #7 Louisville (W, 4-0)... 9/25/09 4 vs. #8 Creighton (W, 4-1)... 8/27/06 4 vs. #16 Seton Hall (W, 4-0)... 10/29/05 4 vs. #7 SMU (W, 4-1)... 9/2/05 4 vs. #6 Seton Hall (W, 4-0)... 9/7/02 GOALS IN CONSECUTIVE GAMES 15 DePaul 8-0, Valparaiso 7-0 (1995) CONSECUTIVE UNANSWERED GOALS 18 (9/3/05-9/15/05) 11 (9/23/06-10/7/06) 10 (9/5/08-9/11/08) 10 (10/7/06-10/18/06) 10 (10/5/96-10/18/96) SHOTS IN A GAME 39 at Northwestern (T, 1-1, 2ot)... 10/20/15 36 vs. Pittsburgh (W, 7-1)... 10/3/12 32 vs. Pittsburgh (W, 2-0)... 11/8/13 32 vs. Drake (W, 2-0)... 9/10/10 30 vs. Northwestern (T, 1-1, 2ot)... 9/29/10 28 vs. California (T, 0-0, 2ot)... 9/5/10 28 vs. UAB (W, 4-0)... 9/6/15 CORNER KICKS IN A GAME 15 vs. Dartmouth* (L, 1-2, ot)... 11/21/10 15 vs. West Virginia (L, 0-1)... 10/17/09 14 vs. Pittsburgh (W, 5-0)... 10/31/15 14 vs. Pittsburgh (W, 2-0)... 11/8/13 14 vs. UAB (L, 0-1, 2ot)... 8/25/06 14 at Georgetown (W, 2-1, ot)... 10/23/96 GOAL SCORERS IN A GAME 6 vs. Western Illinois (W, 6-0)... 10/11/96 6 vs. DePaul (W, 8-0)... 9/3/95 5 vs. Pittsburgh (W, 5-0)... 10/31/15 5 vs. Pittsburgh (W, 7-1)... 10/3/12 5 vs. Cal Poly (W, 5-1)... 9/12/10 5 vs. South Florida (W, 5-0)... 9/7/08 5 vs. Valparaiso (W, 7-0)... 9/8/95 QUICKEST GOAL 0:26 Bob Novak (unassisted) vs. Bucknell (W, 2-1)... 9/11/11 0:38 Evan Panken (Jon Gallagher) vs. California (W, 5-0)...9/4/16 1:12 Max Lachowecki (Jon Gallagher) at Michigan State (W, 4-0)... 9/22/15 1:26 Bill Lanza (Chris Mathis) vs. Valparaiso (W, 7-0)... 9/8/95 1:43 Tony Capasso (Konstantin Koloskov) vs. Loyola Marymount (W, 5-0)... 9/28/95 1:56 Justin McGeeney (Joseph Lapira) vs. DePaul (W, 3-0)... 9/10/06 2:03 Joseph Lapira (unassisted) vs. Marquette (W, 4-0)... 9/27/06 bold italics indicates results from this season * - NCAA Championship ^ - BIG EAST Championship # - ACC Championship 13 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 31 ALL-AMERICANS 5 18 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIERS 2013 NCAA CHAMPION

6 2016 Notre Dame Men's Soccer Notre Dame Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 08, 2016) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att.! Aug 26 UC IRVINE W ! Aug 28 NEW MEXICO W 1-0 Sep 02 vs #5 Stanford Wo2 2-1 Sep 04 vs #22 California W ! - Mike Berticelli Tournament (Notre Dame, - IU Credit Union Classic (Bloomington, IN) TEAM STATISTICS ND OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct S h o t s / G a m e CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards 2 6 Red cards 0 1 ATTENDANCE T o t a l Dates/Avg Per Date 2/1340 0/0 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/4194 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 8 Jon Gallagher Brandon Aubrey Evan Panken Thomas Ueland Mark Gormley Blake Townes Michael Shipp Jeffrey Farina Chris Hubbard Oliver Harris Ian Aschieris Felicien Dumas Matt Habrowski Tommy McCabe Patrick Berneski Patrick Connolly Kyle Dedrick Sean Dedrick Jack Casey Sean MacLeod Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 1 Chris Hubbard 4 373: /0 Total 4 373: Opponents 4 373: Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Notre Dame Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Notre Dame Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Notre Dame Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Notre Dame Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Notre Dame Opponents

7 Individual Career History Ian Aschieris TOTAL Brandon Aubrey TOTAL Patrick Berneski TOTAL Myles Brown Jack Casey TOTAL Patrick Connolly TOTAL Nick Cullen

8 Individual Career History Andrew Cupero Kyle Dedrick TOTAL Sean Dedrick TOTAL Felicien Dumas TOTAL Jeffrey Farina TOTAL Spencer Farina Senan Farrelly

9 Individual Career History Jon Gallagher TOTAL Mark Gormley TOTAL Matt Habrowski TOTAL Oliver Harris TOTAL Chris Hubbard TOTAL Season GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : : TOTAL : Ryan Krutz

10 Individual Career History Sean MacLeod TOTAL Tommy McCabe TOTAL Mark Mishu TOTAL Evan Panken TOTAL John Rea Michael Shipp TOTAL Blake Townes TOTAL

11 Individual Career History Duncan Turnbull Thomas Ueland TOTAL