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1 2018 Schedule (10-6-4) Aug 24 at #24 Washington (P12N) L, 0-2 Aug. 31 #10 STANFORD (FS1) T, 0-0 Sep. 03 vs. #7 Virginia^ T, 0-0 Sep. 08 UCLA L, 0-1 Sep. 10 WEST VIRGINIA (BTN+) W, 1-0 Sep. 14 at Northwestern* (BTN+) W, 2-1 Sep. 21 WISCONSIN (BTN)* L, 1-2 Sep. 26 at Rutgers* (BTN+) W, 2-0 Sep. 30 at #18 Coastal Carolina W, 3-1 Oct. 5 #13 MICHIGAN ST* (BTN) L, 0-2 Oct. 8 at Georgetown T, 0-0 Oct. 12 at #4 Indiana* (BTN+) L, 1-2 Oct. 16 #7 DENVER (BTN+) W, 1-0 Oct. 19 OHIO STATE* (BTN+) W, 5-0 Oct. 23 PENN STATE* (BTN) W, 3-2 Oct. 28 at Michigan* (BTN) L, 1-2 Nov. 4 at #17 Michigan State% (BTN+) W, 1-0 Nov. 9 vs. #2 Indiana% (BTN) T, 1-1 Nov. 18 NC STATE$ (BTN+) W, 2-0 Nov. 24 at #10 Duke$ (ACC Network Ex) W, 2-0 Nov. 30 at Kentucky$ (SECN+) 6:00 PM Home matches in CAPS; All times Eastern; * - Big Ten match ^ - Washington D.C. (Audi Field) % - Big Ten Tournament (Westfield, Ind.,Grand Park) $ - NCAA Tournament Coaching Staff Head Coach Sasho Cirovski Alma Mater Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 85 Record at Maryland (Yrs) (26) Overall Record (Yrs) (28) Assistant Coach Scott Buete Assistant Coach Jake Pace Director of Operations Miles Vaughn Media Relations Assistant Director of Media Relations Taylor Smyth Office tsmyth1@umd.edu Website Quick Facts Location College Park, Md. Conference Big Ten Enrollment 37,641 Founded 1856 Colors Red, White, Black, Gold Nickname Terrapins, Terps Venue (Capacity) Ludwig Field President Dr. Wallace Loh Athletics Director Damon Evans 2017 Overall Record: Conference Record: First Year of Soccer: 1946 NCAA Tournament Appearances/Last: 38/2018 National Championships: 3 (1968, 2005, 2008) NCAA Final Fours: 13 (1960, 1962, 1963, 1968, 1969, 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2012, 2013) NCAA Sweet Sixteens: 18 (1960, 1952, 1963, 1968, 1969, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2018) Conference Championships: 31 (Tournament Champions 1996, 2002, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016; Regular Season Champions 1949, 1950, 1951, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1971, 2003, 2005, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016) Men s Soccer Game Notes #15 MARYLAND at Kentucky NCAA Tournament Quarterfinal Friday - November 30, :00 p.m. SEC Network + (Watch ESPN) Storylines The No. 15 Maryland men s soccer team, seeded 11th in the NCAA Tournament, will face off with third-seeded Kentucky for a place in the College Cup. Maryland is in its last eight matches after starting the season Maryland advanced to the Elite Eight with a 2-0 victory over former ACC rival Duke on the road. The Terps are back in the quarterfinals for the first time since 2015 and have now made it to the quarterfinals in 10 of the last 17 years. Maryland s last quarterfinal win came in 2013 when they defeated California on the road, 3-1. The Terrapins have now advanced to the postseason in 18 consecutive years and are making their 38th NCAA Tournament appearance in school history. The Terps are all-time in the NCAA Tournament. Maryland has won three national championships (1968, 2005, 2008). Maryland last advanced to the College Cup in eventually losing in the final to Notre Dame. Senior Chase Gasper is the lone Maryland player to have played in a College Cup as he appeared in the 2014 edition as a freshman at UCLA. Maryland and Kentucky have faced off one time, a 2-1 victory for the Wildcats at the 2002 season opening Virginia Soccer Classic. Current Maryland assistant coach Scott Buete started in the midfield for the Terps in that contest. Maryland s last game against Conference USA opposition came in 2013, a 1-1 tie against Old Dominion. Boosted by a No. 12 RPI and No. 2 strength of schedule, the Terps earned a national seed after missing out on a seed and first round bye last season. Maryland played 12 matches in the regular season against teams that made the NCAA Tournament. Freshman William James Herve scored a highlight real opening goal against Duke and was named to College Soccer News National Team of the Week. It was Herve s first goal since Sept. 30 against Coastal Carolina. In Maryland s match against Ohio State, Chase Gasper notched three assists, tying a Maryland program record held by eight other players. The feat was most recently accomplished by Stephen King on Nov. 3, 2007 against Virginia. Redshirt junior Dayne St. Clair was named to College Soccer News National Team of the week following his career-high eight saves against Duke. He is seventh in the country in shutouts (10), which is a single season career high. St. Clair s shutout total and current goals against mark of.74 is the best for a Maryland keeper since current MLS keeper Zac MacMath (15/.64) in Maryland s 16 goals against is the best mark through 20 matches since After Eric Matzelevich s game winner against Michigan State in the Big Ten Quarterfinals, Maryland now has three overtime game winners this year with Paul Bin s 107th minute goal vs. Penn State and William James Herve s 95th minute goal at Northwestern being the others. The Terps have played in eight overtime games and have a record.

2 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/High School/Club/Previous School 0 Craig Eichelberger GK Fr. Dunkirk, Md./Baltimore Armour 1 Russell Shealy GK Fr. Cartersville, Ga/Atlanta United Academy 2 Donovan Pines D Jr. Clarksville, Md./River Hill/DC United Academy 4 Paul Frendach MF So. Dunkirk, Md./DeMatha/Baltimore Celtic 5 Johannes Bergmann D Jr. Erfurt, Germany/Pierre de Coubertin/RW Erfurt 6 Richard Bedats MF Fr. Trencin, Slovakia/AS Trencin 7 Justin Gielen F Fr. Edgewater, Md./DeMatha/Baltimore Celtic 8 William James Herve MF Fr. Paris, France/Valenciennes FC 9 Sebastian Elney F Sr. Boca Raton, Fla./Boca HS/Boca United 10 Amar Sejdic MF Sr. Louisville, Ky./Vista Grande HS/RSL Academy 11 DJ Reeves F/MF Sr. Ashton, Md./Sherwood HS/DC United Academy 12 Brett St. Martin D Fr. Mount Airy, Md. /Mount St. Joseph/Baltimore Celtic 13 Andrew Samuels MF/D Sr. Tampa, Fla./ Tampa Prep School/Clearwater Chargers 14 Luca Levee MF R-So. Kingston, Jamaica/Milton Academy 15 Eric Matzelevich F So. Washington, D.C./DC United Academy 18 Paul Bin F/MF Jr. Seoul, South Korea/Mission Heights/RSL Academy 19 Brayan Padilla F Fr. Frisco, Texas/FC Dallas Academy 20 Eli Crognale MF Jr. Gahanna, Ohio/Gahanna Lincoln/Crew Academy/Belmont 21 Vinicius Lansade F Fr. Fairfield, Conn./NYFC Academy 22 Nick Richardson D Fr. Baltimore, Md./Archbishop Curley/Baltimore Celtic 24 Mike Heitzmann MF Jr. Clarksville, Md./River Hill/ Severna Park Fever 25 Ben Di Rosa D So. Washington, D.C./Bethesda Academy/Bethesda SC 27 Matt Di Rosa MF So. Washington, D.C./ Bethesda Academy/Bethesda SC 28 Chase Gasper D Sr. Alexandria, Va./Gonzaga HS/ Bethesda-Olney/UCLA 29 Fola Adetola F Jr. Bowie, Md./Bowie High School/DC United Academy 30 Alejandro Chacon GK So. Caracas, Venezuela/Caracas FC 99 Dayne St. Clair GK R-Jr. Pickering, Ontario /Notre Dame Catholic/ Vaughan SC ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name...Position 29 Adetola, Fola... F 6 Bedats, Richard... MF 5 Bergmann, Johannes... D 18 Bin, Paul... F 30 Chacon, Alejandro...GK 20 Crognale, Eli... MF 25 Di Rosa, Ben... D 27 Di Rosa, Matt... D 0 Eichelberger, Craig...GK 9 Elney, Sebastian... F 4 Frendach, Paul... MF 28 Gasper, Chase... D 7 Gielen, Justin... F 24 Heitzmann, Mike... MF 8 Herve, William James... MF 21 Lansade, Vinicius... F 14 Levee, Luca... MF 15 Matzelevich, Eric... F 19 Padilla, Brayan... F 2 Pines, Donovan... D 11 Reeves, DJ... F/MF 22 Richardson, Nick... D 13 Samuels, Andrew... MF/D 10 Sejdic, Amar... MF 1 Shealy, Russell...GK 99 St. Clair, Dayne...GK 12 St. Martin, Brett... D Coaching Staff Head Coach: Sasho Cirovski (26th season) Assistant Coach: Scott Buete (5th season) Assistant Coach: Jake Pace (5th season, 1st as assistant coach) Director of Soccer Operations: Miles Vaughn (1st season) Undergraduate Assistant: Connor Smith (1st season) Strength Coach: Ben Hoffman (2nd season) Athletic Trainer: Ryan Morrison (1st season) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Johannes Bergmann... YO-hahn-ess Richard Bedats... bed-ats William James Herve...herv-AY Amar Sejdic...AH-Mar say-ditch Luca Levee...LEV-vee Eric Matzelevich...MATT-zel-EH-vich Eli Crognale... Crow-NALEY Vinicius Lansade...vin-EE-shus lan-sade TERPS BY HOMETOWN Maryland...10 Washington, D.C... 3 Florida... 2 Connecticut... 1 Georgia... 1 Kentucky... 1 Ohio... 1 Texas... 1 Virginia... 1 Canada... 1 France... 1 Germany... 1 Jamaica... 1 Slovakia... 1 South Korea... 1 Venezuela... 1 TERPS BY CLASS Seniors... 6 Redshirt Juniors... 1 Juniors... 6 Redshirt Sophomore... 1 Sophomores... 5 Freshmen... 9 TERPS BY POSITION Midfielders...12 Forward... 8 Defenders... 7 Goalkeepers... 4 Page Maryland Men s Soccer Notes

3 SashoCIROVSKI (28th Season) / (26th Season at Maryland) Upon his arrival in College Park in 1993, Sasho Cirovski has transformed Maryland into a national soccer power, leading the Terps to the 2008 and 2005 NCAA titles, seven College Cup appearances, and 15 conference titles, all the while producing numerous top-level professional players. Now entering his 26th season at Maryland, the 2005 NSCAA National Coach of the Year has instilled his passion for excellence in a soccer program that expects to compete for the national title every season. During his tenure with the Terps, Maryland has been to the NCAA Tournament 24 times, advancing to the College Cup in eight of those years, including four-straight appearances from , culminating in the NCAA title in The Terps have also captured eight conference tournament titles (1996, 2002, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016) and six conference regular season titles (2003, 2005, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2016) during his stay in College Park. The 2017 season saw Cirovski put his name into the college coaching record books once again, becoming just the ninth coach in Division I history to win 400 career matches. The Terps opened up the season with 13 straight games unbeaten (10-0-3) and completed a school record 30-game regular season unbeaten streak that dated back to The 2016 season was one for the record books for the Terps, as the squad posted a program-record 15-game winning streak and also carried a program-record 25-game unbeaten streak through the final game of the year. Maryland - which boasted its first undefeated regular season at also captured its fifth consecutive tournament crown when it defeated Wisconsin, 2-1, in the title game in Westfield, Ind. The Terps also captured the regular season title and snagged the top overall seed in the NCAA Tournament. Maryland nearly swept all the Big Ten special honors, as Gordon Wild was named Offensive Player of the Year, Alex Crognale snagged top defensive honors, and Cody Niedermeier was tabbed Big Ten Goalkeeper of the Year while Cirovski earned his first Big Ten Coach of the Year honor since Maryland became a member of the conference in Maryland also posted two NSCAA First Team All-Americans in Wild and Crognale - the first time two Terrapins earned that honor since Crognale signed a Homegrown contract with Columbus Crew while fellow senior defender Chris Odoi-Atsem was drafted in the first round by D.C. United.Cirovski was instrumental in helping the Terps make a stellar transition to the Big Ten in 2014, leading Maryland to regular season and tournament championships in its inaugural season in the league and its fourth straight conference tournament title a year later. In 2015, Maryland advanced all the way to the quarterfinals, defeating previous national champions Virginia and Notre Dame along the way. Maryland returned to the College Cup for the second straight season in 2013 after capturing ACC regular season and tournament championships for the second consecutive season. The Terps fell to Notre Dame in the national championship game and Patrick Mullins became the first player at Maryland to win two MAC Hermann Trophies. Maryland put together one of its finest campaigns in 2012, boasting the top winning percentage and scoring offense in the country. The Terps captured the ACC regular season and tournament titles and advanced to the College Cup before bowing out in penalty kicks in the national semifinals. Patrick Mullins was named the MAC Hermann Trophy Winner and all three seniors - Taylor Kemp, John Stertzer, and London Woodberry - all landed in the MLS through either the MLS SuperDraft or homegrown contracts. In 2008, the Terps established the `Gold Standard, capturing the program s third national title and winning more games (23) than any other squad in program history. The team also set program-bests in shutouts (15) and consecutive wins (16) as well as registering a Ludwig Field-record crowd of 6,500 in Maryland s bout with then-no. 1 Wake Forest. The 2008 season marked the first time in the Cirovski-era that the Terps won both the NCAA Tournament and the ACC Tournament. To top it off, Cirovski eclipsed long-time head coach Doyle Royal to become Maryland men s soccer winningest coach in a win against Duke on Sept. 19. The 2005 championship run did not mark the arrival of the Maryland program, but helped validate its place alongside the nation s elite. In addition to a fourth-straight College Cup appearance, the Terps won the ACC regular season title and posted a mark. In addition, Cirovski helped mentor Maryland s first Hermann Trophy winner in Jason Garey, who left Maryland as the school s all-time leader in goals (60) and points (140) and was the third pick in the MLS SuperDraft. Cirovski was named the ACC Coach of the Year for the second time in his career, and was the NSCAA National Coach of the Year for the first time in his career as the Terps brought home Cirovski s Coaching Record Year School W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Pct. Finish Postseason 1991 Hartford st (North Atlantic) NCAA Second Round 1992 Hartford st (North Atlantic) NCAA First Round 1993 Maryland th (Atlantic Coast) 1994 Maryland rd (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Second Round 1995 Maryland nd (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Second Round 1996 Maryland nd (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Second Round 1997 Maryland th (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Second Round 1998 Maryland th (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Semifinals 1999 Maryland nd (Atlantic Coast) NCAA First Round 2000 Maryland th (Atlantic Coast) 2001 Maryland th (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Second Round 2002 Maryland nd (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Semifinals 2003 Maryland st (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Semifinals 2004 Maryland nd (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Semifinals 2005 Maryland st (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Champions 2006 Maryland th (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Sweet Sixteen 2007 Maryland th (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Sweet Sixteen 2008 Maryland nd (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Champions 2009 Maryland th (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Quarterfinals 2010 Maryland st (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Quarterfinals 2011 Maryland nd (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Sweet Sixteen 2012 Maryland st (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Semifinals 2013 Maryland st (Atlantic Coast) NCAA Final 2014 Maryland st (Big Ten) NCAA Second Round 2015 Maryland nd (Big Ten) NCAA Quarterfinals 2016 Maryland st (Big Ten) NCAA Second Round 2017 Maryland th (Big Ten) NCAA First Round 2018 Maryland th (Big Ten) NCAA Quarterfinals Totals 2 Schools Conference Titles 26 NCAA Appearances Terp Totals Tournament Titles 24 NCAA Appearances their first national title since Under Cirovski s guidance, the Terps have brought fans out to Ludwig Field in record numbers. In 2009, the The Terps ranked second nationally in overall attendance and a then program-record crowd of 6,946 watched Maryland trump No. 2 North Carolina. Cirovski s efforts to build a winning team that plays an exciting brand of soccer are only matched by his efforts to build Ludwig Field into one of the top soccer venues in the country. In addition to his leadership on the sidelines, Cirovski is also a leader as the chairman of the men s soccer NSCAA Division I committee. As chairman, Cirovski was the architect in creating the position of NSCAA Program Director, a major triumph for the sport. This position will be the singular voice of college soccer in dealing with NCAA legislative issues, overseeing College Cups and elevating the significance and status of the sport. He was also vital in brokering the television partnership between Fox Soccer Channel and the NSCAA, guaranteeing a weekly spot for college soccer on television. Cirovski s wife, the former Shannon Higgins, played collegiate soccer at North Carolina and entered the National Soccer Hall of Fame in the fall of The couple has three daughters; Hailey, Karli, and Ellie. Team Accomplishments 2008, 2005 NCAA Champions 24 NCAA postseason appearances with Maryland Three Big Ten Tournament Championships (2014, 2015, 2016) Two Big Ten Regular Season Championships (2014, 2016) Six Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament championships (1996, 2002, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013) Eight appearances at the College Cup (1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2012, 2013) Two NCAA postseason appearances with Hartford Two North Atlantic Conference championships Four Atlantic Coast Conference regular season titles 24 straight winning seasons School-record 23 wins in 2008 School-record 15 shutouts in 2008, 2010 School-record 66 goals in 2005 Player Honors MAC Hermann Trophy winners Jason Garey (2005) and Patrick Mullins (2012, 2013) Two No. 1 picks in the MLS collegiate draft (Leo Cullen, 1998 and Maurice Edu, 2006) Two MLS Rookie of the Year selections (Maurice Edu, 2006 and Omar Gonzalez, 2009) 43 players selected in the MLS SuperDraft Nine Conference Players of the Year (Leo Cullen, 1997; Jason Garey, 2005; Chris Seitz, 2006; Omar Gonzalez, 2007; Patrick Mullins, 2013; Gordon Wild (o), Alex Crognale (d), Cody Niedermeier (gk), 2016; Eryk Williamson (mf), 2017) One National Freshman of the Year (Taylor Twellman, 1998) Two ACC Freshman of the Year (Jeremy Hall, 2006; Patrick Mullins, 2010) 48 first team all-conference selections 33 All-America honors Nine Conference Tournament MVPs (Pierre Venditti, 1996; Abe Thompson, 2002; Jeremy Hall, 2008; Zac MacMath, 2010; Patrick Mullins, 2012 and 2013; Mael Corboz (o), 2014 and Zack Steffen (d), 2014; Tsubasa Endoh (o), 2015 and Cody Niedermeier (d), 2015; Gordon Wild (o), Alex Crognale (d), 2016) 10 MAC Hermann Trophy Award finalists TRADITION, PASSION & PRIDE 1968, 2005, 2008 NCAA Champions 13 College Cup Appearances Page 3

4 Big Ten Honors The Terps placed three players on the All-Big Ten teams. Senior Amar Sejdic and junior Donovan Pines earned first-team plaudits while William James Herve was a unanimous selecton to the all-freshman team. Sejdic is now one of three players in Maryland s short history in the Big Ten to earn first-team honors twice (Chris Odoi-Atsem/Mael Corboz) while Pines, after earned all-freshman honors as a freshman and second-team honors as a sophomore is one of just three Terps to be selected to an All-Big Team team in three seasons (Odoi-Atesem/Eryk Williamson). ACC History Maryland s first two opponents in the NCAA Tournament came from the ACC, the Terps former conference. Maryland is one of the most storied programs in ACC soccer history, with 27 combined regular season and tournament trophies. The Terps are against ACC opposition since leaving the conference. Maryland Players in Penalty Kicks Parts of Maryland s current squad have participated in four matches that have been decided in PK shootouts. vs. Indiana, L, 4-3 (2018 B1G Tournament Semi): Amar Sejdic (Made), Chase Gasper (Made), Mike Heitzmann (Missed), Vinicius Lansade (Missed), Johannes Bergmann (Made). Dayne St. Clair - One save. vs. Albany, L 5-4 (2017 NCAA 1st Round): Chase Gasper (Missed), Johannes Bergmann (Made), Eli Crognale (Made), Eric Matzelevich (Missed), Sebastian Elney (Missed). Dayne St. Clair - Two saves. vs. Indiana, W 3-2 (2015 B1G Semifinals): No current players took PKs. vs. Clemson, L, 3-1 (2015 NCAA QF): No current players took PKs. Midseason Recognition Top Drawer Soccer recognized Donovan Pines (30) on its list of the top 100 players in college soccer at the midseason point. William James Herve (29) and Justin Gielen (87) ranked among the top freshmen in college soccer AWARD/HONORS All-Big Ten Amar Sejdic, MF... First Team Donovan Pines, D... First Team William James Herve, MF...Freshman Team Andrew Samuel, MF...Sportsmanship Big Ten All-Tournament Amar Sejdic, MF... College Soccer News Team of the Week William James Herve, MF...11/26 Dayne St. Clair, GK...11/26 Donovan Pines, D...11/18 Dayne St. Clair, GK... 11/4 Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Week Donovan Pines, D...11/27 Amar Sejdic, MF...11/27 Dayne St. Clair, GK...11/27 (Hon Mention) Dayne St. Clair, GK...10/23 William James Herve, MF.10/2 (Hon Mention) William James Herve, MF.9/18 (Hon Mention) Donovan Pines, D...9/4 (Hon Mention) Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week William James Herve, MF... 9/18 Big Ten Players to Watch Amar Sejdic, MF... Dayne St. Clair, GK... Donovan Pines, D... Honoring the Past The Maryland men s soccer program honored the 50th anniversary of its first-ever national championship by welcoming back members of the 1968 title winning squad to Friday night s match against Michigan State. The team was recognized on the field prior to the Terrapins nationally televised match with the Spartans. Maryland and Michigan State shared that 1968 national title after the two teams played to a 2-2 draw and were named co-champions. Maryland s 1968 season was one of the finest seasons in program history. The Terrapins were the lone undefeated team in college soccer that year, finishing with a record, and captured their 16th consecutive ACC title. The squad is one of three Maryland teams to finish the entire season unbeaten (1947, 1958). Big Ten Preseason Honors Senior midfielder Amar Sejdic, redshirt junior goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair and junior defender Donovan Pines were named to the Big Ten Preseason honors list. Sejdic, a 2016 first-team All-Big Ten selection, is Maryland s top returning assist man with four. Pines was a second-team All-Big Ten selection a season ago after being named to the Big Ten All-Freshman Team in his debut campaign. Both Sejdic and Pines proved their preseason recognition correct as both earned All-Big Ten First Team honors. Across The Pond Maryland went on a week long tour of England in the spring and went 3-0 against international competition. The Terps opened the trip with a win over the reserves of Welsh Premier League side Connah s Quay (pronounced key ) Nomads with goals coming from Paul Bin, Sebastian Elney and DJ Reeves. After a few days in Manchester, in which the Terps attended a Manchester United FA Cup match, the squad traveled to Leicester City to play a combination of the 2016 Premier League Champions U-23 and U-18 teams. Maryland controlled play and won 3-0 in an impressive performance that saw Bin net two more times with Mike Heitzmann providing the last tally. Maryland played one match after the trip moved to London; a contest with the full U-23 team of English League Championship club Queens Park Rangers. The Terps smashed the Hoops, 5-0, with goals coming from Bin, Elney, Amar Sejdic, Page 4 TheBIGTEN STANDINGS School Big Ten Pct. Pts.Overall Pct. Indiana Wisconsin Michigan Michigan St Maryland Penn State Rutgers N Western Ohio State Maryland Men s Soccer Notes

5 and Johannes Bergmann. The Terps defensive effort throughout the trip was solid as the backline of Chase Gasper, Bergmann, Donovan Pines and Ben Di Rosa, backed up by keeper Dayne St. Clair, did not concede over the course of three matches. Defensive midfield ace Andrew Samuels cleaned things up in front of the Terps back four throughout the trip. Preseason Recognition Top Drawer Soccer recognized a few Terps in its preseason content. Amar Sejdic (30) and Donovan Pines (77) rank in the site s top-100 Division I players. Dayne St. Clair was named one of the top-10 goalkeepers in the country, while Richard Bedats was noted as an impact international signee. Meet The New Guys! Top Drawer Soccer named Maryland s incoming recruiting class the 12th best in the nation, continuing the program s legacy of top rated classes. Frisco native Brayan Padilla (FC Dallas), the 58th ranked player in TDS rankings headlines the class with fellow ranked recruit Russell Shealy (102, Atlanta United) and MLS academy product Vinicius Lansade. All three have had success in the US Soccer Development Academy, with Lansade leading NYCFC to a U-19/18 title this year. Four Maryland natives feature in Maryland s class; Justin Gielen (Baltimore Celtic), Nick Richardson (Baltimore Celtic), Brett St. Martin (Baltimore Celtic) and Craig Eichelberger (Baltimore Armour). The trio from Celtic are proven winners, with St. Martin helping the club win a US Youth Soccer U-19 National Championship prior to Richardson and Gielen leading the outfit to a U-18 crown. Maryland s class is completed by a pair of international players; Slovakia native Richard Bedats and France native William James Herve. Bedats has a distinguished youth pedigree, captaining Slovakian youth sides from the U-15 to U-19 level. He chose the Terps over a number of national bluebloods including North Carolina, Indiana and Wake Forest. Maryland Made Maryland head coach Sasho Cirovski will be assisted this season by two of his former standout players in Scott Buete and Jake Pace. Buete has done nothing but win in his association with Maryland soccer, capturing a combined four conference tournament titles, three conference regular season titles and nine NCAA Tournament appearances in his nine seasons as a player and coach with the program. Buete was a three-year captain for Cirovski and the Terps from and was an NSCAA First Team All-American in 2003 after snagging third team honors in He led Maryland to two College Cup appearances and an Atlantic Coast Conference tournament title in Pace is in his first season as assistant coach after serving as director of soccer operations for the previous four seasons. Between 2012 and 2016 as a player and staff member, Pace played a role in five consecutive conference tournament championship squads (ACC and Big Ten). He finished his career with 13 goals, including a career-high six as a captain his senior year. Home Cookin Ludwig Top Crowds Sept. 4, 2015 vs. UCLA - 8,449 Sept. 6, 2013 vs. Duke - 8,397 Oct. 14, 2011 vs. Duke - 7,957 Sept. 1, 2017 vs. UCLA - 7,532 Sept. 2, 2016 vs. Georgetown - 7,413 Sept. 23, 2016 vs. Michigan State - 7,391 Oct. 19, 2012 vs. North Carolina - 7,340 Sept. 5, 2014 vs. UMBC - 7,284 Oct. 1, 2010 vs. Duke - 7,260 Sept. 2, 2011 vs. Stanford - 7,178 Ludwig Field: The Best Atmosphere in College Soccer The Maryland men s soccer team plays in front of one of the finest atmopheres in college soccer at storied Ludwig Field. The Terps routinely rank among the top-5 in the nation in attendance and led the country with a school record 52,189 patrons entering Ludwig in Maryland ranks No. 2 in the country in attendance this season, with an average of 2,922 fans. Ludwig Field hosted two of the top six attended matches in the country this season. The Terps welcomed 5,875 spectators against Wisconsin on Sept. 21 and 5,802 against Stanford on Stanford. Heading into the 2018 campaign, over 600,000 fans have filled the stands to take in exciting Terrapin soccer action since the facility opened in Maryland ranked second in attendance in The Terps set a Ludwig Field record in 2015 when 8,449 fans watched Maryland defeat UCLA in overtime on a perfect College Park night. Maryland s notorious student fan group, The Crew, has established itself as the best college soccer fan section in the country. TRADITION, PASSION & PRIDE 1968, 2005, 2008 NCAA Champions 13 College Cup Appearances Page 5

6 NCAA Tournament History First Round 1st Rd.- West Chester d. Maryland, National Runners-up 1st Rd.- Maryland d. Rutgers, 4-3 (OT) Semifinal - Maryland d. Connecticut, 4-0 Championship Game - St. Louis d. Maryland, 3-2 2nd Rd. - Loyola d. Maryland, Semifinalists 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. American, 1-0 3rd Rd. - Maryland d. Saint Louis. 1-0 Quarterfinal - Maryland d. Connecticut, 3-0 Semifinal - UCLA d. Maryland, First Round 1st Rd.- West Chester d. Maryland, National Runners-up 1st Rd.- Maryland d. Pittsburgh, 4-3 Semifinal - Maryland d. Springfield, 5-0 Championship Game - St. Louis d. Maryland, Semifinalists 1st Rd.- Maryland d. Drexel, 5-3 Quarterfinal - Maryland d. Bridgewater, 5-3 Semifinal - St. Louis d. Maryland, First Round 1st Rd.- Michigan State d. Maryland, First Round 1st Rd.- Michigan State d. Maryland, NATIONAL CO-CHAMPIONS 2nd Rd.- Maryland d. St. Louis, 3-1 Quarterfinal - Maryland d. Hartwick, 2-1 Semifinal - Maryland d. San Jose State, 4-3 (OT) Championship Game - Maryland tied Michigan State, 2-2 (OT) Semifinalists 1st Rd.- Maryland d. Virginia, 5-0 2nd Rd.- Maryland d. South Florida, 4-1 Quarterfinal - Maryland d. Penn, 1-0 Semifinal - San Francisco d. Maryland, First Round 1st Rd.- Howard d. Maryland, First Round 1st Rd.- Virginia d. Maryland, First Round 1st Rd.- James Madison d. Maryland, First Round 1st Rd.- Howard d. Maryland, First Round 1st Rd.- George Mason d. Maryland, Second Round 1st Rd.- Maryland d. Georgetown, 4-3 (OT) 2nd Rd.- Virginia d. Maryland, Second Round 1st Rd.- Maryland d. Penn State, 2-0 2nd Rd.- James Madison tied Maryland, 2-2 (James Madison advances via penalty kicks, 4-3) Semifinalists 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. Old Dominion, 2-1 3rd Rd. - Maryland d. Akron, 1-0 Quarterfinal - Maryland d. Saint Louis, 4-2 Semifinal - St. John s d. Maryland, Semifinalists 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. Hofstra, 4-0 3rd Rd. - Maryland tied Creighton, 0-0 (Maryland advances on penalty kicks, 5-4) Quarterfinal - Maryland d. St. John s, 1-0 Semifinal - Indiana d. Maryland, 3-2 (2ot) NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. Brown, 1-0 3rd Rd. - Maryland d. St. John s, 3-1 Quarterfinal - Maryland tied Akron, 1-1 (Maryland advances on penalty kicks, 4-1) Semifinal - Maryland d. SMU, 4-1 Final - Maryland d. New Mexico, Sweet 16 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. St. John s, 2-0 3rd Rd. - Notre Dame d. Maryland 1-0, (2ot) Sweet 16 2nd Rd. - Maryland tied Loyola, 0-0 (Maryland advances on penalty kicks, 4-2) 3rd Rd. - Bradley d. Maryland 3-2 (ot) NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. George Mason, 2-0 3rd Rd. - Maryland d. California, 2-1 Quarterfinal - Maryland d. Creighton, 1-0 Semifinal - Maryland d. St. John s, 1-0 (2 OT) Final - Maryland d. North Carolina, Elite Eight 1st Rd. - Maryland d. Loyola, 2-1 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. Penn State, 2-1 3rd Rd. - Maryland d. Harvard, 2-0 Quarterfinals - Virginia d. Maryland, Elite Eight 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. Penn, 4-0 3rd Rd. - Maryland d. Penn State, 1-0 Quarterfinals - Michigan d. Maryland, 3-2 (2OT) Second Round 1st Rd.- Maryland d. James Madison, 2-1 2nd Rd.- William & Mary d. Maryland, Second Round 1st Rd.- Maryland d. Rutgers, 1-0 2nd Rd.- American d. Maryland, Semifinalists 1st Rd.- Maryland d. Richmond, 2-1 2nd Rd.- Maryland d. Jacksonville, 3-0 Quarterfinal - Maryland d. Creighton, 3-2 Semifinal - Stanford d. Maryland, First Round 1st Rd.- St. John s d. Maryland, Second Round 1st Rd. - Maryland d. Notre Dame, 1-0 Page Sweet 16 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. West Virginia, 4-0 3rd Rd. - Louisville d. Maryland, Semifinalists 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. Brown, 2-1 3rd Rd. - Maryland d. Coastal Carolina, 5-1 Quarterfinal - Maryland d. Louisville, 3-1 Semifinal - Maryland t. Georgetown, 4-4 (GU advances on penalty kicks 4-3) Finalist 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. Providence, 3-1 3rd Rd. - Maryland d. UC Irvine, 1-0 Quarterfinal - Maryland d. California, 2-1 Semifinal - Maryland d. Virginia, Maryland Men s Soccer Notes

7 Final - Notre Dame d. Maryland, Second Round 2nd Rd. - UMBC d. Maryland, Elite Eight 2nd Rd. - Maryland d. Virginia, 1-0 3rd Rd. - Maryland d. Notre Dame, 2-1 Quarterfinal - Clemson d. Maryland, Second Round 2nd Rd. - Providence def. Maryland, First Round 1st Rd. - Albany t. Maryland, 0-0 (Albany advances on penalty kicks 5-4) THE TOURNAMENT WAS AN 8-TEAM FIELD IT WAS A 16-TEAM FIELD 1968 IT WAS A 21-TEAM FIELD IT WAS A 24-TEAM FIELD IT WAS A 32-TEAM FIELD 2001-PRESENT IT IS NOW A 48-TEAM FIELD TRADITION, PASSION & PRIDE 1968, 2005, 2008 NCAA Champions 13 College Cup Appearances Page 7

8 All-Time National Honors NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR HERMANN TROPHY Jason Garey, F 2005 Patrick Mullins, F 2012, `13 SOCCER AMERICA Jason Garey, F 2005 Patrick Mullins, F 2012, 13 NATIONAL FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR SOCCER AMERICA Taylor Twellman, F 1998 SOCCER NEWS Taylor Twellman, F 1998 UNITED SOCCER COACHES ALL-AMERICANS (FORMALLY NSCAA) FIRST TEAM Jim Belt, CF 1947, 48 Giancalo Bradoni, CHB 1967, `68 Scott Buete 2003 Alex Crognale, D 2016 Leo Cullen, MF 1997 Roy Eales, LHB 1964 Maurice Edu, MF 2006 Charley Ernst, OL 1939, `40 Gary Furlong, F 1986 Jason Garey, F 2005 Omar Gonzalez, D 2008 Sumed Ibrahim, M 2002, `03 Mario Jelencovich,G 1968 Matt Kassel, M 2010 Zac MacMath, G 2010 Fritz Maisel, G 1940 Patrick Mullins, F 2012, 13 Kenneth Ports, LFB 1941 Rasim Tugberk, IL 1969 Gordon Wild, F 2016 Abe Thompson, F 2004 Taylor Twellman, F 1999 Eryk Williamson, MF 2017 London Woodberry, D 2012 HONORABLE MENTION Tom Baden, RFB 1952, `53 Eric Baer, G 1951 Ersin Bacinoglu, LHB 1963 Jim Belt, CF 1947 Ercument Berilgen, FB 1973 Alvaro Bitencourt, RHB 1966 Giancalo Bradoni, CHB 1967 John Clark, LFB 1947 Dick Cleveland, CHB 1947 Thomas Cruikshank, FB 1940 Tom Hamilton, OR 1951 Wendell Johnson, LFB 1954 Eberhard Klein, CF 1963 Dan Kupchyk, CHB 1964 Basilio Liacuris, IR 1959 Jim Linz, IL 1948 Carlos Martin, CF 1959 Bob Melvin, HB 1940 Harold Menninger, CHB 1961 Ed Reider, OL 1947 Richard Romaine, CHB 1959 Art Rudy, F 1939 Jim Savage, IR 1951 Max Schroeder, F 1940 Melih Sensoy, HB 1970 Don Soderberg, RFB 1950 Nick Skirka, HB 1970 George Taratsides, G 1973 Oyton Tertemiz, CF/IB 1961, `62 Danny Terzi, OR 1948 Bob Vosswinkle, RFB 1960 Charles Wicker, CHB 1956 Mike Wilson, W 1972 Otto Winckelmann, IL 1954 Casey Townsend, F 2011 Taylor Twellman, F 1998, `99 THIRD TEAM Maurice Edu, MF 2006 Seth Stammler, D 2003 John Stertzer, MF 2011 Eryk Williamson, F 2017 HONORABLE MENTION Nick Downing, D 2000 Beckett Hollenbach, D 1999 FRESHMAN FIRST TEAM Mikey Ambrose, D 2012 AJ Delagarza, D 2005 Jeremy Hall, MF 2006 Taylor Kemp, D 2009 Zac MacMath, GK 2008 Robbie Rogers, MF 2005 Chris Seitz, GK 2006 Zack Steffen, GK 2013 Casey Townsend, F 2008 Schillo Tshuma, F 2012 Rodney Wallace, D 2007 FRESHMAN SECOND TEAM Sebastian Elney, F 2015 Matt Kassel, MF 2008 Stephen King, MF 2004 Patrick Mullins, F 2010 FRESHMAN THIRD TEAM Eryk Williamson, F 2015 SECOND TEAM Jim Belt, CF 1950 John Coates, IHB 1959 Leo Cullen, D 1996 Roy Eales, LHB 1965 Mario Jelencovich, G 1967 Eberhard Klein, CF 1964 Andy McDonald, OR 1957 Rocco Morelli, IR 1968 Roy Skinner, RHB 1957 George Taratsides, G 1972 Oyton Tertemiz, IL 1963 Casey Townsend, F 2011 THIRD TEAM Keith Beach, MF 1998 Scott Buete, M/D 2002 Dan Califf, D 1999 Jason Garey, F 2004 Omar Gonzalez, D 2007 Stephen King, MF 2007 Zac MacMath, G 2009 Chris Seitz, G 2006 John Stertzer, M 2011, 12 Page 8 NSCAA NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR Sasho Cirovski 2005 COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS ALL-AMERICANS FIRST TEAM Leo Cullen, MF 1996 Keith Beach, MF 1998 Alex Crognale, D 2016 Jason Garey, F 2005 Jeremy Hall, MF 2008 Sumed Ibrahim, MF 2003 Stephen King, MF 2007 Patrick Mullins, F 2012, 13 Chris Seitz, G 2006 Gordon Wild, F 2016 SECOND TEAM Scott Buete, M 2003 Dan Califf, D 1999 Jason Garey, F 2004 Omar Gonzalez, D 2008 Zac MacMath, G 2010 Matt Kassel, MF 2010 John Stertzer, MF Maryland Men s Soccer Notes

9 ALL-TIME CONFERENCE HONORS NOTE: (SOUTHERN FROM , ACC FROM AND BIG TEN FROM 2014-PRESENT) ACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR Nick Skirka 1970 Leo Cullen 1997 ACC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Jason Garey 2005 Leo Cullen 1997 Patrick Mullins 2012 ACC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Omar Gonzalez 2007 Chris Seitz 2006 ACC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Jeremy Hall 2006 Patrick Mullins 2010 BIG TEN OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Gordon Wild 2016 BIG TEN DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Alex Crognale 2016 BIG TEN GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR Cody Niedermeier 2016 BIG TEN MIDFIELDER OF THE YEAR Eryk Williamson 2017 ACC COACH OF THE YEAR Jim Dietsch 1976 Joe Grimaldi 1982 Sasho Cirovski 2003, 2005, 2012 BIG TEN COACH OF THE YEAR Sasho Cirovski 2016 ALL-ACC FIRST TEAM Thomas Armenti 1971 Desmond Armstrong 1984 Karl Ashlock 1970 Keith Beach 1998 Ercument Berilgen 1973, `74, `75 Kenney Bertz 2005 Alvaro Bittencourt 1968 Scott Boddery 1977, `78, `79 Giancarlo Brandoni 1968 Scott Buete 2003 Nigel Burdett 1989, `90 Dan Califf 1999 Jerry Chareczko 1969 Mick Collins 1985 Jack Copetti 1986, `87, `88 Leo Cullen 1995, `96, `97 Maurice Edu 2006 Claude England 1977 Dom Feltham 1989 Jason Garey 2004, 05 Omar Gonzalez 2008 Mario Jelencovich 1968 Jeremy Hall 2008 Peter Hamilton 1971, `72 Jason Herrick 2009, 2010 Tod Herskovitz 1994 Sumed Ibrahim 2001, Carmine Isacco 1990, `91, `92 Matt Kassel 2010 Stephen King 2007 Dom Macina 1987 Zac MacMath 2009, 2010 Domenic Mediate 2004 Dan Metzger 2013 Rocco Morelli 1968 Patrick Mullins 2012, 13 Larry Ruhs 1968 Chris Seitz 2006 Melih Sensoy 1968, `69, `70, `71 Nick Skirka 1969, `70, `71 Gonzolo Soto 1975, `76 Seth Stammler 2003 John Stertzer 2011, 12 George Taratsides 1971, `73 Abe Thompson 2004 Rasim Tugberk 1969, `70 Pierre Venditti 1997 Casey Townsend 2010, 11 Taylor Twellman 1998, `99 Ken Wilkerson 1981 Mike Wilson 1969, 70 Frederico Winckelmann 1974, `75 SECOND TEAM Mikey Ambrose 2012, 13 Desmond Armstrong 1983 Keith Beach 1996, `97 Rob Birch 2000 Scott Buete 2002 Judah Cooks 1997 Jason Cropley 1999 A.J. Delagarza 2008 Shane Dougherty 1994 Maurice Edu 2005 Jim Fink 1983 Omar Gonzalez 2007 Clarence Goodson 2003 Jeremy Hall 2007 Tod Herskovitz 1995 Beckett Hollenbach 1999 Carmina Isacco 1989 Sunny Jane 2011 Taylor Kemp 2011, 12 Stephen King 2006 Domenic Mediate 2003 R.T. Moore 1997 Patrick Mullins 2011 Noah Palmer 2003, 04 Russell Payne 1994 Philip Salyer 2001 Chris Seitz 2005 Seth Stammler 2002 Jeff Stroud 1991, `92 Kevin Tangney 2009 Abe Thompson 2002, 03 TRADITION, PASSION & PRIDE 1968, 2005, 2008 NCAA Champions 13 College Cup Appearances Page 9

10 Schillo Tshuma 2012, 13 Rodney Wallace 2008 Ethan White 2010 London Woodberry 2011, 12 Drew Yates 2009 THIRD TEAM Mikey Ambrose 2013 ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM Mikey Ambrose 2012 Omar Gonzalez 2006 Jeremy Hall 2006 Jason Herrick 2006 Matt Kassel 2008 Taylor Kemp 2009 Stephen King 2004 Zac MacMath 2008 Patrick Mullins 2010 Robbie Rogers 2005 Michael Sauers 2013 Chris Seitz 2005 Zack Steffen 2013 Schillo Tshuma 2012 Casey Townsend 2008 Rodney Wallace 2007 Ethan White 2009 ACC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM *DENOTES TOURNAMENT MVP Mikey Ambrose 2013 Keith Beach 1996, 97 Scott Buete 2003 Leo Cullin 1997 Shane Dougherty 1996 Dakota Edwards 2012 Don Feltham 1989 Jason Garey 2003, 04, 05 Omar Gonzalez 2008 Clarence Goodson 2003 Jeremy Hall 2008* Jason Herrick 2010 Sumed Ibrahim 2003 Carmine Isaaco 1991 Matt Kassell 2010 Andy Kirk 1997 Chris Lancos 2004 Zac MacMath 2008, 10* Nino Marcantonio 2002 Domenic Mediate 2002 Dan Metzger 2013 Patrick Mullins 2012*, 13* Noah Palmer 2002, 04 Russell Payne 1996 Michael Sauers 2013 Seth Stammler 2002, 03 John Stertzer 2012 Casey Townsend 2008, 10 Schillo Tshuma 2012 Abe Thompson 2002* Pierre Venditti 1996* London Woodberry 2012 Graham Zusi 2006 ALL-BIG TEN FIRST TEAM Mael Corboz, MF 2014, 15 Alex Crognale, D 2016 Dan Metzger, MF 2014 Cody Niedermeier 2016 Chris Odoi-Atsem, D 2014, 16 Donovan Pines, D 2018 Jake Rozhansky, MF 2017 Amar Sejdic, MF 2016, 18 Alex Shinsky, MF 2014 Gordon Wild, F 2016 Eryk Williamson, F 2017 SECOND TEAM Mikey Ambrose, D 2014 Alex Crognale, D 2015 Suli Dainkeh, D 2016 Sebastian Elney, F 2015 Tsubasa Endoh, MF 2015 Chris Odoi-Atsem, D 2015 Donovan Pines, D 2017 Eryk Williamson, MF 2016 FRESHMAN TEAM George Campbell, MF 2014 Sebastian Elney, F 2015 William James Herve, MF 2018 Donovan Pines, D 2016 Eryk Williamson, MF 2015 BIG TEN ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Alex Crognale 2016 Cody Niedermeier 2016 Amar Sejdic 2018 Gordon Wild 2016 BIG TEN MEDAL OF HONOR Cody Niedermeier 2016 Page Maryland Men s Soccer Notes

11 2018 Maryland Soccer Maryland Overall Individual Statistics (as of Nov 25, 2018) All games Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: ## Player gp-gs min g a pts sh sh% sog sog% yc rc gwg pk-att 10 Amar Sejdic William James Herve Paul Bin Sebastian Elney Eric Matzelevich Chase Gasper Donovan Pines Justin Gielen Vinicius Lansade Ben Di Rosa Brett St. Martin Mike Heitzmann Eli Crognale Andrew Samuels Matt Di Rosa Johannes Bergmann Brayan Padilla DJ Reeves Richard Bedats Luca Levee Paul Frendach Total Opponents Goal Average Saves Record # Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho/cbo 99 Dayne St. Clair : /0 TM TEAM - 0: /0 Total : Opponents : Team saves: 2 Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Maryland Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Maryland Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Maryland Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Maryland Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Maryland Opponents Attendance Summary UMD Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 9/2922 9/853 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/1944 TRADITION, PASSION & PRIDE 1968, 2005, 2008 NCAA Champions 13 College Cup Appearances Page 11

12 2018 Maryland Soccer Maryland Overall Team Statistics (as of Nov 25, 2018) All games Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: TEAM STATISTICS UMD OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards Red cards 1 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 9/2922 9/853 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/1944 Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Maryland Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Maryland Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Maryland Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Maryland Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Maryland Opponents Page Maryland Men s Soccer Notes

13 2018 Maryland Soccer Maryland Individual Season/Career Statistics (as of Nov 29, 2018) All games SEASON CAREER ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% gw pk-att gp-gs g a pts sh sh% gw pk-att 10 Amar Sejdic William James Herve Paul Bin Sebastian Elney Eric Matzelevich Chase Gasper Donovan Pines Justin Gielen Vinicius Lansade Ben Di Rosa Brett St. Martin Mike Heitzmann Eli Crognale Andrew Samuels Matt Di Rosa Johannes Bergmann Brayan Padilla DJ Reeves Richard Bedats Luca Levee Paul Frendach Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs minutes ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho 99 Dayne St. Clair : Career totals : Total : Opponents : TRADITION, PASSION & PRIDE 1968, 2005, 2008 NCAA Champions 13 College Cup Appearances Page 13

14 2018 Maryland Soccer Maryland Team Game-by-Game (as of Nov 20, 2018) All games Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Sh% Sog Sog% GW PK-Att YC RC Min Aug 24, 2018 at Washington Aug 31, 2018 STANFORD Sep 03, 2018 vs Virginia Sep 08, 2018 UCLA Sep 10, 2018 WEST VIRGINIA Sep 14, 2018 at Northwestern Sep 21, 2018 WISCONSIN Sep 26, 2018 at Rutgers Sep 30, 2018 at Coastal Carolina Oct 05, 2018 MICHIGAN STATE Oct 08, 2018 at Georgetown Oct 12, 2018 at Indiana Oct 16, 2018 DENVER Oct 19, 2018 OHIO STATE Oct 23, 2018 PENN STATE Oct 28, 2018 at Michigan Nov 04, 2018 at Michigan State Nov 09, 2018 vs Indiana Nov 18, 2018 NC STATE Maryland Opponent TEAM PER-GAME Games played: 19 Shots per game: 13.16;Goals per game: 1.26 Assists per game: 1.37;Points per game: 3.89 Date Opponent Score Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho Aug 24, 2018 at Washington : Aug 31, 2018 STANFORD : Sep 03, 2018 vs Virginia : Sep 08, 2018 UCLA : Sep 10, 2018 WEST VIRGINIA : Sep 14, 2018 at Northwestern : Sep 21, 2018 WISCONSIN : Sep 26, 2018 at Rutgers : Sep 30, 2018 at Coastal Carolina : Oct 05, 2018 MICHIGAN STATE : Oct 08, 2018 at Georgetown : Oct 12, 2018 at Indiana : Oct 16, 2018 DENVER : Oct 19, 2018 OHIO STATE : Oct 23, 2018 PENN STATE : Oct 28, 2018 at Michigan : Nov 04, 2018 at Michigan State : Nov 09, 2018 vs Indiana : Nov 18, 2018 NC STATE : Totals : Opponent 1834: Page Maryland Men s Soccer Notes

15 2018 Maryland Soccer Maryland Overall Individual Statistics (as of Nov 03, 2018) Conference games Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: ## Player gp-gs min g a pts sh sh% sog sog% yc rc gwg pk-att 10 Amar Sejdic Paul Bin William James Herve Eric Matzelevich Sebastian Elney Donovan Pines Chase Gasper Vinicius Lansade Brett St. Martin Mike Heitzmann Eli Crognale Matt Di Rosa Justin Gielen Johannes Bergmann Brayan Padilla Andrew Samuels DJ Reeves Luca Levee Richard Bedats Ben Di Rosa Paul Frendach Total Opponents Goal Average Saves Record # Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho/cbo 99 Dayne St. Clair : /0 TM TEAM - 0: /0 Total 8 757: Opponents 8 757: Team saves: 2 Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Maryland Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Maryland Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Maryland Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Maryland Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Maryland Opponents Attendance Summary UMD Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 4/3486 4/940 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 TRADITION, PASSION & PRIDE 1968, 2005, 2008 NCAA Champions 13 College Cup Appearances Page 15

16 Individual Career History Richard Bedats TOTAL Johannes Bergmann TOTAL Paul Bin TOTAL Dayne St. Clair TOTAL Season GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : : TOTAL : Eli Crognale TOTAL Sebastian Elney TOTAL Paul Frendach TOTAL Page Maryland Men s Soccer Notes

17 Individual Career History Chase Gasper TOTAL Justin Gielen TOTAL Mike Heitzmann TOTAL William James Herve TOTAL Vinicius Lansade TOTAL Luca Levee TOTAL Brett St. Martin TOTAL Eric Matzelevich TOTAL TRADITION, PASSION & PRIDE 1968, 2005, 2008 NCAA Champions 13 College Cup Appearances Page 17

18 Individual Career History Brayan Padilla TOTAL Donovan Pines TOTAL DJ Reeves TOTAL Ben Di Rosa TOTAL Matt Di Rosa TOTAL Andrew Samuels TOTAL Amar Sejdic TOTAL Page Maryland Men s Soccer Notes

19 #0 Craig Eichelberger FR GK Dunkirk, Md. #1 Russell Shealy FR GK Cartersville, Ga. #2 Donovan Pines #4 Paul Frendach #5 Johannes Bergmann SO MF Dunkirk, Md. JR D Erfurt, Germany JR D Clarksville, Md. #6 Richard Bedats Fr. MF Trencin, Slovakia #7 Justin Gielen #8 William James Herve #9 Sebastian Elney #10 Amar Sejdic #11 D.J. Reeves #12 Brett St. Martin #13 Andrew Samuels #14 Luca Levee #15 Eric Matzelevich SO F Washington, D.C. #18 Paul Bin JR F Seoul, South Korea #19 Brayan Padilla #20 Eli Crognale #21 Vinicius Lansade #22 Nick Richardson #24 Mike Heitzmann #25 Ben Di Rosa #27 Matt Di Rosa #28 Chase Gasper #29 Fola Adetola #30 Alejandro Chacon #99 Dayne St. Clair FR F Edgewater, Md. SR MF Tampa, Fla. FR F Fairfield, Conn. JR F Bowie, Md. FR MF Paris, France RSO MF Kingston, Jamaica FR D Baltimore, Md. SO GK Caracas, Venezuela SR F Boca Raton, Fla. JR MF Clarksville, Md. RJR GK Pickering, Ontario SR MF Louisville, Ky. SO D Washington, D.C. Sasho Cirovski Head Coach 26th season at Maryland UWM SR MF Ashton, Md. FR F Frisco, Texas SO D Washington, D.C. Jake Pace Assistant Coach 5th season at Maryland Maryland TRADITION, PASSION & PRIDE 1968, 2005, 2008 NCAA Champions 13 College Cup Appearances FR D Mount Airy, Md. JR MF Gahanna, Ohio SR D Alexandra, Va. Scott Buete Assistant Coach 5th Season at Maryland Maryland Page 19